St. Nicked by Damon SuedeSt. Nicked: There`s no gift like the present.
Holidays this fun can’t be legal. When a cat burglar dressed as Santa targets a glitzy Manhattan high-rise, the holidays get unhinged.
As superintendent, Mark Almeida needs to keep the residents safe, and as a former NYPD cop, he knows he can crack the case without any help… until he meets a suave stranger too handsome for his own good who pushes buttons Mark didn’t know he had.
As the holly-jolly crime spree unfolds, Mark wrestles with duty and desire while juggling festive clues, lavish gifts, and stolen kisses in time for a truly crooked Christmas.
St. Nicked, the newest contemporary romance from Damon Suede, combines the tension of a mystery with feel-good romance in a way only Damon can deliver.
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Meet the Author
Damon Suede… between soft and rough
Damon Suede grew up out-n-proud deep in the anus of right-wing America, and escaped as soon as it was legal. He has lived all over: Houston, New York, London, Prague. Along the way, he’s earned his crust as a model, a messenger, a promoter, a programmer, a sculptor, a singer, a stripper, a bookkeeper, a bartender, a techie, a teacher, a director... but writing has ever been his bread and butter. He has been happily partnered for over a decade with the most loving, handsome, shrewd, hilarious, noble man to walk this planet.
Addictions: sweetness that isn’t sentimental, wit that isn’t bitter, strength that isn’t cruel. Allergies: professional victims, half-assery, clichés.
Beyond romance fiction, Damon has been writing for print, stage, and screen for over three decades, which is both more and less glamorous than you might imagine. He`s won some awards, but his blessings are more numerous: his amazing friends, his demented family, his beautiful husband, his loyal fans, and his silly, stern, seductive Muse who keeps whispering in his ear, year after year.
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JONI
14 years agoMother’s Day blessings to all the wonderful women out there who are mothers and mothers to be. My mom is no longer with us and I miss her so much, her birthday would have been May 2nd, so this is quite an emotional month for me. My mom always made a big deal out of birhdays and I’m so glad she did because it is something I brought to my husbands family and have passed on to my children (all grown now). She would bake our birthday cakes for us. What ever kind we wanted and she took cake decorating classes so she learned to make them extra special. Now I am the one who makes the cakes (except my own of course). I am so grateful my mom taught me to bake and that she took the time to teach us how important birthdays are. Not so much about getting older, just getting together with loved ones and celebrating life and each other. That is the greatest gift my mother gave to me. Although she is not here physically, I carry her in my heart and she visits me in my dreams. Thank you for letting me share and a very Happy Mother’s Day to all.
Diane
14 years agoLike Joni, my Mom is no longer with us except in our thoughts. Just writing this makes me tear up. Mom was so incredibly loving to all of her family, but I believe she had a particularly strong effect on her grandchildren. Some of my stongest memories of Mom revolve around family dinners, I don’t know if I’ll ever have as good a Beef Pot Roast & Gravy as she could make. To all who read this who still have their mothers, I would suggest several things: ask them all about their lives & record it before it’s too late, have them teach you their best recipes, take the time to vacation together & do fun things. Hope all have a wonderful Mother’s Day!
jolina
14 years agoMy mom is a wonderful cook, so me and my siblings always call to ask her what she’s cooking today. So whenever one of us calls and were sick she makes a special soup that always makes our noses run. She did that for us when we were little and she still does it now. I always grew up thinking if your sick you get the special soup. Happy Mothers day.
Melissa
14 years agoMy mum is a great person and patient as well. When I was younger I had a lot of problems at school, especially when I lost my best friend in a car accident and we moved countries. My relationship with the other students were problematic, and my mum was always there for me, even when I was expelled from school for a fight.
So thank you mum and Happy Mothers day to all the mothers out there!!
Yadira A.
14 years agoHappy Mother’s Day!!!
My fav mom memory was just a couple of years ago around Mother’s Day. My siblings (there are 7 of them) and I went around town and gathered some gifts, flowers, my mom’s favorite food, balloons, and a ginormous Mother’s Day card (that we found @ a 7 Eleven of all places) to surprise my mom a day early. She was so shocked at the surprise of it all that she immediately started crying and what made it worse was when my brother read the card to her. The card itself fit her so well and there was a giant rose on the front (and she LOVES roses). That card was the 1 thing that she treasures the most and she actually mounted on the wall in her bedroom. I will never forget that day because it was a beautiful day and all of my family was there and had a wonderful time. The day to day pressures of life were for once gone and we got together to celebrate my mom and all of the wonderful things she’s done for us and continues to do.
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kris mcconville
14 years agoI am the mom to three wonderful 4 legged children (feline) Tigger (f) who just turned 14, Calie (f) who is 13 and my baby boy Riley who will 10 in June. Aside from my husband of 16 years May 20 th I’ve never really been considered a “MOM” in our families. I lost my Mom on 1/6/11 so this is a very hard Mother’s Day 4 me. I’m trying now to concentrate on my kids today wearing my cat mom t-shirt with their names on it. But I have to admit Mothher’s Day will never be the same again. 🙁