Spotlight
On… Romance Every Weekend: 104 Fun Ways
to Express Your Love
New Release from Kelli A. Wilkins
www.kelliwilkins.com
New Release from Kelli A. Wilkins
www.kelliwilkins.com
Hi everyone!
I’m announcing the release of my non-fiction guide to
romance, Romance Every Weekend: 104 Fun Ways to Express Your Love.
Whether you’re just starting out dating, in a
committed relationship, newlyweds, or you’ve been married for twenty years, Romance Every Weekend will show you how
you can strengthen the bond between you and your loved one and deepen your
relationship.
Romance shouldn’t be reserved for Valentine’s Day,
birthdays, or an anniversary. Why should people wait for a special occasion to
show someone they love that they care? Love can (and should) be expressed every
chance you get.
Romance
Every Weekend features 104 fun and easy ways you can
express your love to that special someone in your life. Perfect for men or
women, it focuses on tender,
everyday gestures that let your partner know how much you love him or her.
Everyone has his or her definition of “romance.” Some
people like to send mushy cards, while others are more practical. But however
you define it, romance is more than giving flowers, buying a box of chocolates,
or getting frisky in the bedroom. Romance is all about making tender, everyday
gestures that let your partner know how much you love him or her.
They say “It’s the little things in life that count.”
and I believe that’s true. A simple expression of love can go a long way to
cheer someone up, make them feel special, and show you care. And let’s face
it—everyone wants to feel loved and appreciated.
Romance
Every Weekend contains 104 romantic suggestions designed
to make your weekends sparkle. Why 104? There are 52 weeks in a year, and two
suggestions per weekend will keep you and your partner busy. If your schedules
don’t give you a lot of free time on the weekends, that’s okay. You can do
these any time during the week.
Some suggestions include:
* Today, tell your sweetheart: “I knew I loved you
when…” Sharing your feelings and expressing your love verbally has a deeper
meaning than giving a gift or sending a card.
* Break out of your comfort zone. It’s time to try
something new with your mate. Sign up for a class being offered today, in
person, in your local area. It can be anything: cooking, Pilates, yoga,
swimming, dancing, painting… Take the first class you find and run with it.
(Whatever happens, remember, you’re in it together.)
* Watch the sun set together. No talking. But you can
certainly hold hands.
If you're looking for
ways to keep your romance fresh, this is the book for you!
Romance
Every Weekend makes a great holiday gift for you – or
for your sweetie! Why not order it now and set a New Year’s resolution to try
all 104 suggestions in 2020?
Get
your copy here:
I hope you (and your partner) enjoy the suggestions.
You may even be inspired to come up with a few of your own!
Kelli
A. Wilkins
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kelli A. Wilkins
is an award-winning author who has published more than 100 short stories, 19
romance novels, 6 non-fiction books, and 2 online writing courses. Her romances
span many genres and heat levels, and she’s also been known to scare readers
with her horror stories.
In
November 2019, she released Romance Every Weekend: 104 Fun Ways to
Express Your Love, a non-fiction guide to romance. The book features
104 fun and easy ways you can express your love to that special someone in your
life. Perfect for men or women, it focuses on tender, everyday
gestures that let your partner know how much you love him or her.
Kelli
published Extraterrestrial Encounters, a collection of
18 sci-fi stories, in August 2019. If you like horror fiction, don’t
miss her disturbing novella, Nightmare in the North.
Her historical romance, The
Viking’s Witch, was released in June 2019. This full-length novel takes
place in Celtic Scotland and blends a sensual romance with paranormal
elements.
Kelli posts on her
Facebook author page: https://www.facebook.com/AuthorKelliWilkins and Twitter: www.Twitter.com/KWilkinsauthor.
No comments:
Post a Comment