Sylvie Kaye's Honky Tonk Man for a Honky Tonk Hearts Valentine Hop

Ladies, I know what you’re thinking. You’re thinking old Gus, owner of The Lonesome Steer honky tonk couldn’t have brought together all the lonely, broken hearts that he did. But I’m here to tell you I have. Not only do I have the pictures of these couples in my office to prove it, but there’s been a whole series of romances written about the men and women who found love at The Lonesome Steer. And just like every one of my couples, each of these romances is a keeper.

The authors of these books have put together a Valentine Honky Tonk Blog Hop, an easy way for you to get a sneak peak at every story. And there are prizes to put a bounce in your Texan Two-Step. To be Eligible, visit each blog link below and leave a comment. The more hop stops you visit and comment on, the more chances YOU have to win a $50 gift card to The Wild Rose Press. In addition, the publisher has provided a second grand prize of a $25 gift card to The Wild Rose Press and a TWRP Mug for a random commenter (Sorry, US visitors only for the mug prize). Some of the ladies will also be giving away their own personal prizes. So whatcha waitin’ for? Happy hoppin’!

Please help me welcome the fabulous Sylvie Kaye, author of HONKY TONK MAN, the first title in the Honky Tonk Hearts series. Take it away Sylvie. 

Thanks for joining me today for the Honky Tonk Hearts Valentine Hop. I'll be giving away an ecopy of Honky Tonk Man. Leave a comment to be eligible for my prize and to be entered in the grand prize giveaway. Stop by any time and visit me at my website at www.sylviekaye.com, twitter or facebook. I'd love to hear from you! 

Excerpt from Honky Tonk Man:

He spied her. Blonde and sexy, just his type.

Here We Go Again.

The song title ran through his head as the blonde-haired beauty sashayed out from the kitchen,

a hamburger-and-fries basket in each hand. But despite her face and figure, there was nothing fancy or Saturday night line-dancing about this woman. From the tips of her weathered brown leather boots to her worn jeans and blue plaid cotton shirt, she appeared to be earthy and hardworking.

On a second thought, he changed the song to Maybe This Time.

She had a sassy ass and a cute wiggle. A couple said something, and she laughed, the sound so light and sweet his gut tickled. He sure hoped the sensation wasn’t a warning.

Be sure to visit all the stops on the hop for more chances to win... Enjoy

Nothing But Trouble by Jannine Gallant                    Sing to Me,Cowboy by Lauri Robinson

Honky Tonk Man by Sylvie Kay                              A Song for Sophie by Mackenzie Crowne

Those Violet Eyes by Vonnie Davis                          Cowboy-sexy by Donna Michaels

Lonesome Cowboyby Stacy Dawn                         Back Where You Belong by Vonnie Davis   

The Morning After by Brenda Whiteside                  Lost Memories by Sherri Thomas