promo time

If I could remember how to mess with my webpage, I'd put these there. Bec?
In the meantime? Here we go, a novella that came out a couple of months ago, but just live with it, y'all.

From Fallen Angel Reviews--Jen H
In Invisible Touch, Ms. Devon’s humor plus the sexual chemistry between Bonnie and Jared equaled laugh out loud fun. Following Bonnie as she eventually tries to enjoy a little naughty fun with her invisibility was a blast. It was also interesting to see how the whole paranormal event would play out, if it would have any affect on either’s outlook on their lives, and what kind of future this couple hoped to have together. And who can resist rooting against a sleazy villain? Invisible Touch is the first book in the Shrink Wrap series and if this story is any indication, I’ll look forward to reading the sequels.


From The Romance Studio--Sarah W

What a fun story! Everyone’s always imagined being invisible for a day, but in Bonnie’s case, being invisible is not all it’s cracked up to be. In fact, it’s no fun at all considering every man she wants to notice her…doesn’t. Bonnie may be a bit too aware of her attractiveness to the opposite gender, but under Roland’s curse, she starts to feel the effects of the ordinary woman syndrome…being passed over by the guys we want to notice us. Luckily, Jared just happens to be a pretty good catch. It’s amusing to watch him try to understand what is going on, and it’s very poignant to see him trying to please a woman he can’t see. He suspends all disbelief to believe in Bonnie and that truly makes him a knight in shining armor. Invisible Touch is an enticing paranormal romance with a frog, a prince, and a princess, even a wizard of sorts, all tossed into a modern day setting. Summer Devon will surely have you hooked after reading this story.


Romance Reviews Today--Phillipa Ann


Ooh, the sensuousness of an invisible touch -- would you think you were crazy or succumb to the allure? Well, Jared and Bonnie succumb in INVISIBLE TOUCH, and the sparks certainly fly. To see what becomes of the rotten Roland and this sexy duo, grab your copy of this short story before it's too late!

Contemporary Romance Writers--Lettitia

Invisible Touch was a delightfully charming fast read. The sex scenes were steamy, the characters were engaging; Jared was endearing, Bonnie was a woman who went after what she wanted, Piggy was a charmer, and Roland a real slimy fellow many can relate to. The suspense took a back seat to the story several times, but all in all, Invisible Touch was a fast, fun and fresh paranormal; perfect for an hour’s getaway!


Euro-reviews--[heh, couldn't read the name of the reviewer. The roll-over ad blocked it and I can't figure out how to close it because it was in some furreen language. That's sort of fun.]

Invisible Touch is a whimsical, funny, emotional and entertaining tale of magic, life and love. It was a well written fun story that reminds us that love concurs all and good always triumphs over evil. The characters were fun to get to know and the plot was interesting and entertaining as well. Summer Devon creates a fast paced erotic love story worth reading. I highly recommend this book.


Hmmm. I can't find the others I'd put in a blogger draft (it's easier to collect them here than in my huge disorganized email files) I'll add them in if I find them, but I won't put this back into draft mode. Too hard to find them.

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