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How To Build An Engaging Homepage On Your Website

Your website is the face of your business. Your homepage is the online face of your business, and as such, it needs to represent you in a manner that is consistent with your brand. Having clear paths for those engagement points is crucial in getting the right information to your customer so they can decide to engage further with you. Having a clearly stated call to action is important on your website to help customers take the next step in their journey. Need help creating an attractive landing page? If yes then it is propounded to connect with the professional web designers in Clearwater, FL.

 
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Blog Tour w/Review - Engaging The Bachelor

 

 

 

Engaging the Bachelor by Cathryn Fox

Release Date: June 6, 2016

 

 

About the Book:

 

Pretending to date this doctor is a prescription for trouble…

 

Hot, Southampton doctor, Carson Reynolds isn’t the kind of man Gemma Carr should be playing with. But his offer of a fake engagement comes with sexy, late night house calls, and despite her bad girl reputation, it’s been far too long since she’s taken two and called anyone in the morning.

 

When Carson sees Gemma at a charity event, he knows he has to have her. It’s been ten years since he’s had her in his arms, but that hasn’t lessened his intense need for her. To save her reputation and get his parents off his back, he makes her an offer she can’t refuse.

 

It’s the perfect set-up–until this fake engagement starts to feel a little too real…

 

 

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Amazon / B&N / BAM! / kobo / iBooks / Googly Play

 

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30179438-engaging-the-bachelor

 

 

 

 

She shook her head. “Are you always so annoying?”

 

He laughed. “Annoying? Women have called me a lot of things. You know, like hot stuff, adorable, and stud muffin... But annoying was never one of them.”

 

Stud muffin? Who calls you that, your grandmother?”

 

Jesus, that’s just wrong.” He made a face like he’d just sucked a lemon. “What kind of weirdo are you anyway?” he teased. “Grandma would never say something like that to her grandson.”

 

Her friend, then? Someone older.”

 


“I wouldn’t say that, exactly.”


 

“Then what exactly would you say?” 
He kicked at an imaginary pebble.

“I’m pretty sure Ethel is at least a year younger than Grandma.”
 Gemma laughed. “Come on, Stud Muffin,” she said, and then mumbled something else under her breath and started up the steep flight of stairs. He followed behind, her sexy body dragging every dirty idea he ever had to the forefront of his brain. Her skirt lifted with each step, exposing the soft swell of her tanned backside. Christ, did she sunbathe in the nude? A groan caught in his throat, and she stopped and turned.

 

What now?”

 

He coughed. “I’m not complaining, but you might want to wear panties with that uniform.”

 

She ran her hand over the back of her skirt, smoothing it over her luscious ass, and scowled at him. “I am wearing panties. Maybe you should just stop looking so hard.”

 

He adjusted his pants. No sense in hiding what she did to him. “Key word being hard, Gemma.”

 

She glared at him, but he didn’t miss the twitch in her lips. “This is dinner and nothing more. Just so we’re clear, I don’t owe you anything other than that.”

 

Right. Dinner. I know.” He coughed again. “But just so you’re clear, I do want to have sex with you again. I don’t believe in playing games, unless of course handcuffs are involved, so I figured I might as well get that right out there in the open.”

 

 

A beat of silence, and then, “I appreciate your honesty, but I’m not having sex with you, Carson.”

 

His cock twitched at her feeble protest. “Say that again.”

 

“I’m not having sex with you, Carson.”

 


“No, just that last part.”


 

She eyed him and her sweet pink tongue snaked out and brushed over her bottom lip. Was she trying to kill him?

 

“Carson.”

 

Yeah, that’s it. I want you to say it just like that when I’m inside you.” He kept his expression deadpan when her mouth dropped open in a silent O. He probably shouldn’t be trying to rattle her, but she was just so damn sexy when she was thrown off her game—and yeah, she was playing with him as much as he was playing with her. There was a connection between them whether she wanted to acknowledge it or not. The push/ pull was palpable, and he’d be damned if he wasn’t going to use everything in his arsenal to explore it further.

 

 

 

(Shared with permission.)

 

 

 

 

 

Engaging the Bachelor (Pulse, #1)Engaging the Bachelor by Cathryn Fox
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Carson and Gemma have a HOT history. Only he never knew her name to find her. Now that he has, he never wants to let her out of his sight.

Gemma is not sure if she should take a chance on Carson. They come from different worlds. How can they make it work? Well, there is always the heat between them....

Such a sweet and yet very hot story. I was impressed with the characters and the way these two light up a room should probably not be legal. The heat and sparks were everywhere! Good story and a real page turner.


***This ARC copy was given by Netgalley and its publisher in exchange for an honest review.

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About the Author:

 

New York Times and USA today bestselling author, Cathryn is a wife, mom, sister, daughter, and friend. She loves dogs, sunny weather, anything chocolate (she never says no to a brownie) pizza and red wine. She has two teenagers who keep her busy with their never ending activities, and a husband who is convinced he can turn her into a mixed martial arts fan. Cathryn can never find balance in her life, is always trying to find time to go to the gym, can never keep up with emails, Facebook or Twitter and tries to write page-turning books that her readers will love.

 

Social Media Links:

 

Website: http://www.cathrynfox.com

Twitter: https://twitter.com/writercatfox

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorCathrynFox

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/catkalen/

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/91799.Cathryn_Fox

 

 

 

 

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review 2016-05-30 06:01
Fully engaged
Engaging the Bachelor (Pulse) - Cathryn Fox

Carson and Gemma have a HOT history.  Only he never knew her name to find her.  Now that he has, he never wants to let her out of his sight.

 

Gemma is not sure if she should take a chance on Carson.  They come from different worlds.  How can they make it work?  Well, there is always the heat between them....

 

Such a sweet and yet very hot story.  I was impressed with the characters and the way these two light up a room should probably not be legal.  The heat and sparks were everywhere!  Good story and a real page turner.  I give this book a 4/5 Kitty's Paws UP!

 

 

***This ARC copy was given by Netgalley and its publisher in exchange for an honest review.

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review 2016-05-29 00:00
The Young Protectors: Engaging The Enemy (Volume One)
The Young Protectors: Engaging The Enemy... The Young Protectors: Engaging The Enemy (Volume One) - Alex Woolfson,Adam DeKraker,Veronica Gandini I'm a huge superhero fan, so when someone recommended this to me recently, I had to delve in heart first. And I wasn't disappointed.

Not only is the art incredible, beautiful and evocative, but the words are just as much. The romance aspect melted my heart, then broke it, while the action gave me a nice reprieve to whip my emotions back into check.

If you want romance, teenage geekiness, superhero action and supervillains, don't go anywhere but here. This is what you've been waiting for.
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text 2016-04-22 13:00
Oliver saves the nature center
Oliver Saves The Nature Center: An engaging introduction to ecology and environmentalism - Andrew V Kranichfeld,Tobin Sally

by Andrew Kranichfeld

illustrated by Sally Tobin

age range: 9 to 12 years old

 

Great read for Earth Day!

Oliver is an environmental educator at a nature center. Today he is planning to work at the pond. When he is walking on the wooded path, he hears someone talking to him. He can't see anyone near, and imagine his surprise when he discovers a big red and black painted turtle is the one talking to him!

The turtle is seeking for Oliver's help to save the nature center and her habitat. She explains to Oliver how the garbage, the cars, and other hazards are affecting the animals and the environment. She also asks Oliver to fix the greenhouse, abandoned long time ago.

Lots of people joins Oliver in the hard, but worthy work, of saving the nature center, and the results are amazing.

 

The story is entertaining and brings up many environmental issues. It's written in a easy to understand way, and includes a good amount of beautiful illustrations. At the end you will find activities, such as crosswords,  word search and jumble letters, plus a list of questions meant to encourage critical thinking. A cute leprechaun is also hidden in the pictures, waiting to be discovered by the reader.

 

I received this copy from the author in exchange of a honest review.

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