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Circle Eight: Tobias 
Circle Eight #6
by Emma Lang 


Genre: Historical Western  
Number of pages: 215 
Cover Artist: Kim Killion  

A broken man. A woman who needs a hero. A love that should never have been.

Rebecca Graham always knew she was to marry a hero and leave home in blissful happiness. She chose that man when she was seventeen. Unfortunately, her family hated him. In a fury over being swindled by someone else, Tobias burned down the Circle Eight, her family's ranch. He spent four months rebuilding alongside her family in penance. When he accepts her help to nurse his grandfather, she has hopes he will become the hero she envisioned. She was wrong. 

Tobias Gibson never expected happiness for himself. His brothers, adopted by their patriarch Pops, were all that matters. After Pops dies while under Rebecca Graham's care, he cannot forgive her failure to save his grandfather. He ignores his attraction to Rebecca. There is too much bad blood between them.  

Life never rolls forward as expected however. Five years after he'd last seen her, Rebecca Graham reenters his life. Together they face the storm that sweeps across their lives. They have to rely on each other and ignore the growing love setting their souls and hearts on fire.

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About the Author
Beth Williamson, who also writes as Emma Lang, is an award-winning, bestselling author of both historical and contemporary romances. Her books range from sensual to scorching hot. She is a Career Achievement Award Nominee in Erotic Romance by Romantic Times Magazine, in both 2009 and 2010, and a semi-finalist in the 2014 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award Contest.

Beth has always been a dreamer, never able to escape her imagination. It led her to the craft of writing romance novels. She’s passionate about purple, books, and her family. She has a weakness for shoes and purses, as well as bookstores. Her path in life has taken several right turns, but she’s been with the man of her dreams for more than 20 years.

Beth works full-time and writes romance novels evening, weekends, early mornings and whenever there is a break in the madness. She is compassionate, funny, a bit reserved at times, tenacious and a little quirky. Her cowboys and western romances speak of a bygone era, bringing her readers to an age where men were honest, hard and packing heat. For a change of pace, she also dives into some smokin’ hot contemporaries, bringing you heat, romance and snappy dialogue.

Life might be chaotic, as life usually is, but Beth always keeps a smile on her face, a song in her heart, and a cowboy on her mind. ;)

Website: http://www.bethwilliamson.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bethwilliamson
Twitter: http://twitter.com/authorbethw



Q & A with Author Emma Lang 

Q:  Tell us a little bit about your main characters. 
A:  My books revolve around a series and a family, traditional or nontraditional. This book is number 6 in the Circle Eight series. Tobias first appeared in book 4, Vaughn. He is a dark hero who needed his own HEA. Rebecca is the quietest of the Graham siblings, a hopeless romantic who is stronger and smarter than anyone ever expected, even herself. They have a history and if they’re lucky, a future full of love.

Q:  What is the best advice you have been given?

A:  About fifteen years ago, I wrote to one of my favorite romance novelists before I was published. The advice I received? Write more, and then when you’re done, write more. Best advice ever. A backlist gives you a bouquet of books to choose from. Even more, it gives you the experience to be a better writer with each book you write.

Q:  Which do you prefer: hard/paperbacks or ebooks?  

A:  Tough question. I love ebooks for the instant gratification. One-click and me, we’re besties. However, I also love to go to the bookstore and browse, touch, smell and buy books. Best shopping experiences ever. I definitely read more ebooks but I don’t think I’ll ever give up my love for holding an actual book.

Q:  What book are you reading now? 

A:  I’m a historical romance nut – I read every historical era. Right now I’m reading His Captive Bride by Shelly Thacker, and next up is Mary Balogh’s new release Only Enchanting. Not to mention the other 167 TBR in my pile…:)



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Comments

  1. Love Circle Eight. Thanks for the review.

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  2. Thank you so much for this chance and for the lovely interview! I enjoy a lot romance novels with cowboys and Emma Lang is fantastic!

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  3. Thank you for hosting me today! Yay!

    And thank you Susan and Claire! :)

    ~ Beth

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