Welcome to release week for Treasured Keepsakes by Rachel Skatvold.

This week we’re celebrating Rachel Skatvold and her newest release in the Suamalie Islands series. Here’s a little about the book.

It doesn’t always end with a happily ever after.

Feeling unappreciated by her husband and burnt out at her job, Leah Kamuela needs to clear her head. Traveling to Laumua Island, she stays with her cousin, Sabrina, for a fresh start and to finally heal old wounds she’s covered up for years.

Jayson Kamuela has spent his life climbing the corporate ladder and his upcoming promotion will give him the life of his dreams, but at what cost? His wife has left him. He’s hit rock bottom. Maybe it’s time for him to change.

When Jayson is forced to go on sabbatical, he goes to search for his wife. Leah, however, after seeing Sabrina’s business success, believes she could also have a successful business on the Suamalie Islands.

With Leah needing to start on a new path and Jayson finally seeing the errors in his ways, how will the two of them work it out to finally have a happily ever after?

Take a trip to the Suamalie Islands where palm trees sway, the sand and sea pulse with life, and the people will steal your heart.

To celebrate, Rachel brought up a topic that I think we can all relate to.

In Treasured Keepsakes, Jayson is going through a bit of a midlife crisis, leaving him absent minded and accident prone. Because of this, he finds himself in several precarious situations. Have you ever had a minor injury or mishap that might have not been funny at the time but now you look back at it with a laugh? Share a funny story about a time when you felt accident prone.

Accident prone? This one was meant for me!

I could tell you all sorts of stories, but I’ll stick with the first one that came to mind. Back in 2006, I was pregnant with my first child and it was a few days after Christmas. My sister-in-law had gifted me with a manicure, and for the first time in my life, I decided to get fake nails.

Cue drama!

The NEXT day, I slipped on the ice and fell, ripping off two of my brand new nails and breaking those same two fingers. I’d never broken a bone before then. Not when falling off horses or wrecking my bike as a kid. Not a single broken bone until that day.

Have I ever gotten fake nails again? Nope.

Will I? Nope.

Do I blame the nails? Nope.

Me and ice, we’re not friends.

Giveaway!

Enter the giveaway at the link below, then go back and enter all the other authors’ giveaways for your chance to win.

Posting order and dates:

Rachel Skatvold: March 26

Heidi Gray Mcgill: March 27

Jennifer Pierce: March 28

Marguerite Martin Gray: March 29

Melissa Wardwell: March 30