RomanceMeets Reality In New Page-Turners (NAPSA)—A publisher has turned the page on established styles of romance novels to create something new—thereality-based romance” novel. The books take the stories of actual couples and romanticize them. Now,it’s invit- ing the public to take part in the launchofthefirsttitle. Free Sneak Previews To celebrate the birth of its new series, the publisher, HCI Books, is giving readers the opportunity mo to preview this Fnew subgenre =| before the books Pejhit the store 2shelves. Readers can = previewthefirst novels in the series—called eee “True Vows’— Bilis VeOle tpofore they are | MEET ME" MANHATTAN officially launched into the marketplace. This sneak preview is more than just a few paragraphs from the first chapter. Readers will be given access to five chapters for free. They'll be able to meet the characters, get introduced to their story and join them in their real-life romantic drama. The first book in the series, “Meet Me In Manhattan,” by Judith Arnold, tells the story of high-school sweethearts who meet again after 15 years and try to rekindle the spark they oncefelt. Subsequent books in the series include “Hard To Hold” by USA Today best-selling author Julie Leto and Alison Kent’s “The Icing On The Cake,” in which the hero- ine learns about having her cake andeatingit, too. To access the free chapters each week from August 8 to September 18, go to http://vows.hci books.com/true-vows-free-chapters.
