Books Read: Kate Lace - Cox

Source - Received from publisher to review

Meet the members of St George's Boat Club: 
 
Dan - dark and brooding, he has to work day and night to achieve his dream of rowing in the London Olympics. 

Rollo - rich and arrogant, when he's not rowing he spends his time seducing women and spending money. 

Amy - a brilliant cox who catches the eye of both Dan and Rollo.

In a boat Dan and Rollo row perfectly together, but on land they despise each other. So with the addition of Amy to the mix, sporting behaviour is the last thing on their mind.
 
May the best man win? Not a chance.

From Henley Regatta to the Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race, and finally to the biggest race of their lives, their determination to settle old scores threatens to capsize everyone's plans.

Cox giveaway - winner announced

The deadline has just passed for my latest giveaway to win a copy of Cox by Kate Lace.  This proved to be another popular giveaway but the lucky winner as selected by Random.org was Kayla S.  I've just sent the lucky winner an email for her postal details.

If you were unlucky this time then why not enter my other current giveaway to win a copy of Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness here.  I've also got another giveaway lined up later this month for an e-book so giveaway will be open Internationally.

Giveaway: Win a copy of Cox by Kate Lace

Just as one giveaway finishes I'm able to bring you another one, the chance to win a copy of Cox by Kate Lace.

There is nothing as fun as messing about with men in boats...
 

As Amy discovers when she's cornered at Henley Regatta by Rollo, a blond Adonis in lycra, who asks her to give him a massage on the boathouse floor. 

Men like Rollo are the reason Amy wanted to become a sports physiotherapist in the first place, so working for the Oxford boat team is a dream come true. And while the team readies itself for the Boat Race and the rowers dream of being selected for the Olympics, Amy works hard to relieve their stress. In particular Rollo, whose muscles need constant attention; Dan, who looks even better in lycra than his team mate, but requires gentle handling; and Chuck, the coach, who makes up for any deficiencies in the oar department with his wealth of experience.