Book Tours: Starter Day Party I Don’t Date in December

I’m hosting the starter day party today for the book tour for contemporary romance “I Don’t Date in December”. The tour runs from July 5 to July 19. Enjoy the tour!

Tour Schedule

July 5th: Starter Day Party @ I Heart Reading

July 6^th: Promo Post @ Romantic Fanatic

July 6^th: Promo Post @ Ashleyz Wonderland

July 8^th: Book Excerpt @ Reader Alley

July 9^th: Promo Post @ Maari Loves Her Indies

July 11th: Book Excerpt @ Vampyre Lady’s Book Stuff

July 13^th: Author Interview @ Kate Hill’s Blog

July 15^th: Book Excerpt @ Silver Dagger Scriptorium

July 17^th: Promo Post @ The Bookworm Lodge

July 18^th: Book Excerpt @ I’m an Eclectic Reader

July 19^th: Promo Post @ Underneath the Covers

About the Book

Title: I Don’t Date in December

Author: Darcy Delaney

Genre: Contemporary Romance

Successful Sydney-based consultant Blaise Lee is on the cusp of securing a partnership and a coveted office with harbour views. But it comes at a price.

It means she can’t date in December. Any time she tries, work interferes and men drift away like the memory of a bad Christmas present.

When Blaise is sent on a last minute business trip to Cairns in December, she meets Jonty Lucca. Tall, dark hair, rippling muscles and a smattering of stubble, Jonty is the sort of man she’d date in a heartbeat—if it wasn’t December.

Army Captain Jonty Lucca has just secured a dream job with the Australian SAS. His itinerant army lifestyle has played havoc with his relationships before, so he’s not looking for a girlfriend before he posts out to Perth.

But when he meets Blaise he falls under the spell of L’incantesimo. The enchantment. And he’s not about to let Blaise walk out of his life, regardless of her rule about not dating in December.

Author Bio

Darcy Delany writes contemporary romance and chick lit featuring strong, sassy and quirky heroines.

Darcy loves history, fabulous food and old movies. A fan of British home shows, Darcy dreams of one day restoring a Georgian mansion, if she can pay contractors to do all the hard work for her.