NEWEST SET OF NOVELS BY AUSTIN MITCHELL

I AM CURRENTLY WRITING NINE NOVELS:

1. NEW LOVERS IN TOWN, 2. OUT OF TOWN LOVERS, 3. THE LEONA GIVENS STORY, 4. SWEET SWEET LOVE, 5. SMALL TOWN LOVERS, 6. NIGHTS OF ENDLESS LOVE, 7. LOVERS PARADISE, 8. LOVERS DELIGHT, 9. ACROSS TOWN LOVERS. I AM ABOUT 25 % INTO THE COMPLETION OF THIS PROJECT. READERS CAN HELP ME BY PURCHASING MY OTHER BOOKS AT AMAZON, PAYHIP AND BOOK FUSION AND AT OTHER ONLINE BOOKSTORE.

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