When It All Began By Scott Hildreth ♥ Cover Reveal

New Release from Scott Hildreth!

Title: When It All Began

Author: Scott Hildreth (SD Hildreth)

Release Date: February 5^th, 2015

Series: A Jessie Jayne Novella

99 cents

Synopsis

Jessie Jayne is a former CIA agent. She is now employed as an independent contractor – a hit woman.

Her primary employer?

The US Department of Justice.

She hunts and eliminates the criminals who escape the government’s 98 percent conviction rate in court. If a suspected terrorist escapes punishment with a not guilty verdict, they’re considered for permanent elimination. On an as ordered basis, receiving direction from a contractor hidden deep within the government’s bowels, her targets come from the DOJ’s secret list.

That is until her name makes the top of the list.

The hunter soon becomes the hunted in this tale of corruption, lies, and attempting to find the truth, regardless of the cost.

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FINDING PARKER by Scott Hildreth 99 cent SALE US ONLY

Have you read FINDING PARKER by Author SD Hildreth? Now is the time to get it in it’s original form. It will be going to the publisher soon and being reworked. If you want it the original way Scott wrote it, now is your chance!

Such a moving book. Beware of lots of love, in many forms in this book…and keep the tissue handy. *sigh*

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Making The Cut By Scott Hildreth ♥ Release Blitz

CONGRATULATIONS to author SCOTT HILDRETH on the release of his 16^th book, MAKING
THE CUT, Selected Sinners MC series Book 1!!!

BOOK INFORMATION

Title: Making
the Cut

Author:
Scott Hildreth (SD Hildreth)

Release Date:
January 27, 2015

Series:
Selected Sinners MC Book 1

BOOK COVER

SYNOPSIS

Axton
a.k.a. Slice –

Slice is the President of the Selected Sinners MC. He lives a life of being an outlaw, and
believes the club motto, The Devil Looks After His Own,
to be true. Additionally, he believes if the club wanted a member to have an
Ol’ Lady, one would have been sewn on the front of their cut when they were patched in.

With his father serving a life prison sentence and
no idea of who his mother is, Slice is a loner and one of a dying breed of
outlaws who thumb their noses at the law, the government, and any expectation
society may have placed on them.

Avery
–

Avery Taylor traveled half way across the United
States to attend school and escape her religious overbearing mother. Now a
senior in college, she yearns to live a life opposite of the one she has lived
to date; under the thumb of her strict parents.

Avery believes she wants a bad boy; someone who can
take charge of her in-your-face personality, harsh mouth, and take no sh*t
attitude. Working in a bar part time as a bartender, she’s shocked one night
when the Selected Sinners MC comes in
for a drink.

Her shock turns to lust when Slice walks in.

But she has no idea how bad of a bad boy Slice truly
is.

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BOOK TRAILER

ABOUT AUTHOR

Scott Hildreth is a very analytical sort who bases his beliefs on
statistics he compiles in his head. Often going as long as a month without so
much as a single sip of water, he drinks coffee as if it were the lifeblood of
his writing.

Scott fears flying, clowns, and amusement park
rides. Tall and lean with a cleanly shaven head and covered in tattoos, he
doesn’t blend in well. After reading his writings, this makes perfect sense.
His vibrant characters, backstories, and plots, although always relatable, generally
stand out as much as he does.

Willing to discuss matters at length most people
shy away from, Scott’s writing has revolved around such subjects as domestic
abuse, suicide, alcoholism, drug abuse, cancer, divorce, homosexuality,
religion, and lack thereof.

Born in San Diego, California, Scott now calls
Wichita, Kansas his home. He is a proud father, and lives devoted to the love
of his life, Jessica. When he isn’t writing, he may be found on his motorcycle
or in a local coffee house.

Scott’s novels include Broken People, Undefeated,
Unstoppable, Unleashed, Unbroken, Baby Girl – Ruined, Baby Girl – Owned, Baby
Girl – Loved, To the Depths of Hell, The Alpha-Bet, Finding Parker, Karter, and
Confessions of a Smut Author.

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Group

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Finding Parker By Scott Hildreth ♥ Promo Tour & 4.5 Star Review

“Life’s greatest treasures will never be held, purchased, or bartered for. They will only be felt.”

Parker Bale has is a gentlemen is all respects. After graduating college and beginning the exhausting search for a job, he’s offered employment, unlimited expenses, and a new BMW by an extremely wealthy eccentric stranger. His new job?

Finding a woman to love. Not a particular woman, but he must look in a particular place. And he must sign a contract. Eagerly, he signs the contract without reading it.

Victoria Fisker’s father died immediately after her birth. Her bed-ridden mother’s addiction to pain pills requires her to be at home every moment she isn’t working as a prep cook. She has never been in love, nor does she feel loved at home. She doesn’t particularly trust people, has no faith in the male species in general, and lives a quiet life keeping to herself.

When Parker meets Victoria, he’s immediately intrigued by her lack of interest in people and her comfort in being alone. Victoria, on the other hand, only recognizes Parker as being a male and believes therefore he can’t be trusted.

Finding Parker’s characters embark on a journey. A journey in which they soon realize they’re finding love where they least expect it. Love for friends, love for family which may not be blood related, and for that one person…

The one who gives you reason to believe for the first time love just may actually exist.

“We fear what we don’t understand, and we find serenity in what we’re incapable of understanding…”

“Having the ability to feel is the greatest gift God has ever given…”

“Ask yourself through the course of each day, if this were my last day on earth, would I do anything different?”

“Live every day as if you’re going to die at midnight…”

“The greatest rewards in life are provided to those who take the greatest risks…”

“One moment of unwelcomed silence is more disheartening than a lifetime of incessant screaming… And the silence deafens me…”

I was taken by the start of this book. There is a lot of mystery behind this story. Not sure where the story is going or what direction it might take. It pretty much stays this way and that make the draw to it that much more appeals to me. I did have a hang or two with the book nothing bad. It was more the way Scott was showing how Parker was in the writing, as he put it at one point Parker seemed to be like a textbook. Just the facts were given, nothing to draw you in to that moment that is taking place.

“The greatest rewards in life are provided to those who take the greatest risks”

As Parker and Victoria get to know each other, Victoria pulls him out of this shell that he has been living in for the most part. She is one that takes the room by storm. You know she is perfect for parker. Kenton is very intriguing person not only being Parker boss but friend you don’t get to know much about him. Kenton has a story but it’s going to be told a little at a time.

“Life’s greatest treasures will never be held, purchased or bartered for. They will only be felt”

Well written, the writing really pulls you in and gives you the feel of the characters. This not being my typical choice of a book it was a very enjoyable read.