Release day: Rustic Denim Love

Today is the official release of Rustic Denim Love  by Frances Dall’Alba (Australian at Heart #4) (ebook, paperback, audio, self-published). Here’s the blurb:
Forgotten secrets … blazing fires … burning love. A forced proximity, small town contemporary romance set in Australia.
She’s busy and diligent, doing the best she can to save her crumbling family.
He’s funny and witty, with a solution for every problem.
This one may just beat him.
Passionate and kind-hearted to the core, Zoe MacDonald thrives on the many challenges of managing a vibrant historic village. Broadening its marketing reach is next on the agenda. If only her family would let her get on with it.
With a badly scarred chin, his funny one-liners and cheeky humour, Flynn DeWiljes arrives at the historic village to create a promotional brochure. But that’s not the only reason he’s come all this way.
Flynn and Zoe are on a slippery path from day one. A terrifying grass fire at the village lands them both in chilly river water, igniting a chemistry neither see coming. The marketing of the historic village just got a whole lot more interesting.
But Zoe works hard to deny the pull between them. A ridiculous demand by her family is not the only reason it’s falling apart. Why involve Flynn in her mess? It would be smarter to walk away.
Flynn’s hidden reason for taking on the marketing project entangles them further. He has uncovered secrets better left alone — and all connected to Zoe’s family.
Until one kiss changes everything. There’s no going back.
They’ll have to fight to put their hearts before family, because they can’t have both.
Or can they?
Frances dropped by today to tell us a little about this book:
This is book 4 in my Australian at Heart series. It tells Flynn’s story and is set around the Herberton Historic Village. This village holds the largest collection anywhere in Australia of early 1900s memorabilia. Not only is this story an emotional, passionate and steamy read, it’ll also give you an insight into this incredible tourist attraction in Far North Queensland. Well worth the visit if you ever find yourself up this way.
You can find out more about this book at Frances’ website or buy it from here .