Her Sure Thing

Her Sure Thing
Helen Brenna

Nobody's perfect–but she's closeAs Mirabelle Island's only doctor, Sean Griffin is in demand–for his medical expertise. As a single guy…well, in a community this small, his social calendar isn't exactly full. Doesn't seem to matter how eligible this bachelor may be when there aren't single women around. Then Grace Kahill moves back and things are looking up. A former cover model, she definitely catches his eye!The passion ignites between them, but Sean suspects Grace is holding back. Is this about her appearance? Surely she knows he wants her for more than her looks. He'll do whatever it takes to convince Grace of that. Because he knows he's found the perfect woman to share his life.

Praise for award-winning author Helen Brenna

“Brenna combines nonstop action and great sexual

tension for a story readers won’t want to put down.”

—RT Book Reviews on The Moon That Night,

nominated for a Reviewer’s Choice award for

Best Harlequin Superomance of 2010

“I’ve found a new series romance writer to put

on the auto-buy list.”

—All About Romance on Along Came a Husband

“One book you must have on your list…don’t miss it!”

—Romance Reviews Today on Along Came a Husband

“In this touching story about the power love has to

heal all wounds, Brenna’s characters have terrifically

real depth and emotional appeal.”

—RT Book Reviews on Then Comes Baby

“A talented storyteller, Brenna has a gift for writing

category romance. She understands how to create

intimate, heart-touching stories with the kind of

vigorous writing that makes a series romance a

satisfying little peek into the lives and loves of unique

people and families. If you don’t know her work,

Next Comes Love is a nice place to start.”

—Michelle Buonfiglio, BN.com

“Highlighting the eternal tension between safety and

risk and the familiar and the unknown, this poignant,

sweet, gently humorous story focuses on a pair of

deeply conflicted protagonists and nicely sets the

stage for the Mirabelle Island books to come.”

—Library Journal on First Come Twins

Dear Reader,

Growing up a tomboy, I felt almost immune to the pressure placed on young women with regard to beauty. Raising a daughter changed all that. I don’t have enough space here to opine on body image, but our daughters deserve better. Just ask Grace.

So why do I write beautiful heroines and handsome heroes? I’ve always figured it’s part of the fantasy. After all, I do write fiction. Grace has me thinking, though, that maybe I should mix it up. We’ll see.

In September 2011, please watch for the seventh and last Mirabelle Island story, Redemption at Mirabelle. Missy Charms’s sister Marin, who first appeared in book four, Along Came a Husband, comes to the island to do a little soul searching. The last thing she expects is for that search to lead her to a gruff widower and his two kids.

If you’re curious about Mirabelle, check out my website. I hope to add pages of pictures, a character chart and maybe even a map of the island. I love hearing from readers, and you can contact me at helenbrenna@comcast.net, or P.O. Box 24107, Minneapolis, MN 55424.

My best,

Helen Brenna

Her Sure Thing

Helen Brenna

www.millsandboon.co.uk (http://www.millsandboon.co.uk)

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Helen Brenna grew up in central Minnesota, the seventh of eight children. Although she never dreamed of writing books, she’s always been a voracious reader. So after taking a break from her accounting career to be an at-home mom, she tried her hand at writing the romances she loves to read. Since she was first published in 2007, her books have won many awards, including a Romance Writers of America’s prestigious RITA® Award, an RT Book Reviews Reviewer’s Choice, a Holt Medallion, a Book Buyers Best, and a National Readers’ Choice Award. Helen lives happily ever after with her family in Minnesota. She’d love hearing from you. Email her at helenbrenna@comcast.net or send mail to P.O. Box 24107, Minneapolis, MN 55424.

Visit her website at www.helenbrenna.com or chat with Helen and other authors at Riding With The Top Down.

For Mark Twomey

Thanks, big bro, for being you and for all you do!

Acknowledgments

Thanks to fellow writer Lois Greiman for letting

me muck out barn stalls and dig fence posts.

With friends like you…