BOUDREAUX FAMILY CELEBRITY CASTING

And what a family they are! If I were to cast the characters in my creative mind, these are the visions who move my stories! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this family!!!

MASON and PHAEDRA (STALLION) BOUDREAUX

Forever A Stallion

MAITLYN (BOUDREAUX) and ZAKARIA SAYED

Hearts Afire

DONOVAN BOUDREAUX and GIANNA MARTELLI

Tuscan Heat

KATRINA (BOUDREAUX) and MATTHEW STALLION

Seduced By A Stallion

DARRYL and CAMRYN BOUDREAUX

Truly Yours

KENDRICK and VANESSA BOUDREAUX

Twelve Days of Pleasure

WESLEY WALTERS and KAMAYA BOUDREAUX

A Pleasing Temptation

GUY and DAHLIA BOUDREAUX

Passionate Premiere

TARAH (BOUDREAUX) and NICHOLAS STALLION

A Stallion's Touch

SENIOR and KATHERINE BOUDREAUX

Comments

Unknown said…

You've nailed it! Love it!

12:18 PM

Deborah Mello said…

Thanks, Debra!

4:02 PM

Robin Henderson said…

I wanted to say how much I LOVED "Twelve Days of Pleasure"! I laughed hard, and cried harder. It was an extremely well written Kimani Romance. I will follow you and read more of your works! Merry Christmad!

10:18 AM

Deborah Mello said…

Robin, thank you! I really appreciate you reaching out to tell me what you thought about my story. I love writing about this family so it means the world to me when readers feel about them the way I do. Thank you for your support and may you have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

12:17 PM

Tiffany 305 said…

I just started reading your books now I can't stop. I started with the Boudreaux and felt in love with the family. I am now reading Luke Stallion book now. I love how you group the celebrity up with one another. I can't get enough of you books.Keep writing you have my support. I am a big fan now. Sorry to tell you Debra you stuck with me as your fan. I hope your New Year is going good so far.

5:31 PM

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