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March 10, 2014

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Blinded by Magic, A Witch Romance by Ava Catori

Raven's weakness is mortal men. She's fallen hard for Derek. There's just one problem, he doesn't know she's a witch. Can he accept her truth or will their relationship crumble?

Blind Date by Selena Kitt

Selena Kitt's Blind Date ventures into the strange and surreal realm of magical realism in a hot Valentine's Day romance that takes on the classic Greek myth of Eros and Psyche. 

Breathless by Cerys du Lys

Sadie and Evan live in different worlds. Brought together by fate, and held there by hope, can they bridge the gap dividing humanity, or will long held fears and prejudice force them apart forever? 

The Passion Cure by Deanna Roy

Jet is a Nix, an outcast enchantress with zero power. To conjure a love spell to save her family, she seduces a handsome enchanter who is willing to break the rules, and possibly, her heart. 


Marked by Charisma M. Cole: 

Jade Murray is a witch that can communicate with the dead. After a summoning goes awry, two murders rock the human and supernatural world. One thing connects the gruesome acts: Jade. 


The Warlord's Concubine by J.E. & M. Keep

As a servant to the princess for much of her life, Mirella sees the conquest of the land as an opportunity to elevate herself. 

A Demon and His Witch by Eve Langlais

Remy's seen a lot during his tenure in Lucifer's guard, but nothing can prepare him for the witch with the acerbic tongue--and voluptuous figure. Can he convince her to love him and not kill him? 

Psychic Appeal by Michelle McCleod

Psychic Sofia Parker has fallen in love, a problem because her new relationship drives the lovesick ghost of her ex-boyfriend to come back from the dead...anyway he can. 

Memoir of a Reluctant Shaman by Ty Nolan

When his love spell goes wrong, our hero is exiled to be fully initiated as a Shaman in this spicy tale of New Orleans Voodoo and Native American magic. 

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Trinity by Shirl Anders: Only a creature of the night can save her. Lady Beth Winslow never stays home at night. She fears her stepbrother. Then a monster stalks her in the dark woods and she cannot tell beast from savior.


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All American Wolf by Adriana Hunter: 

If Serena's not careful she may lose her heart to Brody Sullivan - the dangerously possessive stranger who is willing to break every one of her rules. 

Charming the Alpha by Liliana Rhodes: 

Hannah Crane's ordinary life changes after she meets Alpha wolf Caleb. As the center of a centuries old curse, is Hannah a wolf charmer or Caleb's fated mate? 

Change For Me by Lynn Red: 

Motorcycle riding, tattooed bad boy alpha werewolf fights to save his mate from his terrifying rival. Steamy, seductive, sensual werewolf romance. 

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A BBW Werebear Shifter Romance by A.T. Mitchell: Curvy Lyla's bad attitude toward bears is about to change. Destiny blind Nick is the Alpha to do it, no matter how much passion, mystery, and danger it means... 

Delicate Freakin Flower by Eve Langlais: 

Can a pair of hunky shapeshifting jocks convince a not-so delicate freakn’ flower that they can handle her thorns—and her passion? 

The Alpha's Mate by Michelle Fox: 

Chloe Weiss has finally met the mate of her dreams, but jealousy in the pack and a murderer on the loose make for a dangerous 'happily ever after. 

Romancing the Wolf (BBW/Werewolf Romance) by Skye Eagleday: 

The romantic adventures of two curvy sisters and one hot pack: Can the werewolves survive Bree and her sassy sister? 

Protecting the Pack by Tabitha Conall: 

In a world where werewolves mate in threes, the mating lust pulls one triad together while overwhelming obstacles pull them apart, possibly forever. 

Witchy Wolf by Alexis Dare: 

A brutal attack alters Chloe’s life. As her world crumbles, biker Gabe steps in to pick up the pieces. Can he save her from the danger lurking in the shadows? 

A Change To Bear (Last of the Shapeshifters) by A.E. Grace: 

Liam, shapeshifter, is on the run. Hunted by a man who will hurt anyone he cares for, it's why he can't fall in love. Until he meets a curvy Terry Spencer... 

Curves for the Lone Alpha by Molly Prince: 

When Carrie is dumped before a weekend away, her decision to go alone puts her on a collision course with James. A packless alpha who hunts rogue shifters. 

The Alpha Claims A Mate by Georgette St. Clair: 

Curvy Ginger Colby accidentally insulted the Alpha of the local pack when she rejected him at the local honky tonk-and now he's seeking delicious, sexy revenge.

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March 7, 2014

Guest blog and Giveaway: Angelboy Vol. 1 by Nicole Beguesse





Merging Art & Storytelling
We've all heard the old mantra, "Show, don't tell"...

The big question is, HOW do you "Show, don't tell"?

Sometimes, our characters have immense backstories-- and sometimes, the world we've created is so much richer than can be explained in a few words. So how are you supposed to "Show, don't tell" something like that?! It's easy to get frustrated. But in this blog post, I'll show you how to do it. I'll show you how to convey deep meanings effectively and quickly, and your stories will be richer for it.

But first, let me back up a bit... I'm a comic artist. I think in pictures. I've been called a surrealist, because my drawings often use dream-logic. But I don't think the description, "surrealism" goes far enough. Sometimes dreams are just a bunch of random images thrown together... but other times, they are more than that. Sometimes a dream has more truth than the reality it reflects... Dreams can reveal your greatest hopes or biggest fears, instantly, through the use of symbols.

SYMBOLISM is how you can convey vast meanings with only a few words. I believe there are two types of symbolism.

The first kind of symbolism is a lot like a simile or metaphor. But it's longer than a simile/metaphor, and it may reappear several times in the story. I call it hard symbolism, because the visual action of the simile doesn't match the action in the story. It requires a little "mental leap" to understand. Here's an example:


In this page, the character is talking to himself and reflecting on his past greed and selfishness. His parasitic behavior makes him look like a flea, while the creature he's on represents the whole earth. It's a cool image, but you have to pay attention to the words to understand what it means.

The second kind of symbolism is called soft symbolism. It is kind of like a simile or metaphor, but it goes one step further, because you might not even realize it's there. The metaphor is woven into the action seamlessly, causing a faint, dreamlike emotion. The reader might not detect the different symbols until a second or third reading. Here's an example. In this page, the hero of our story is in a rainy street, and reminiscing about the person who killed him (he's an angel):

The rain and the flowers are in the present; the images with the back blackground are in the past. You get the impression the flowers are red. Why red? First, the flowers are poppies-- Poppies represent sleeping, unconsciousness-- in this case, death... Here, they are also representing blood. The first two panels each have one red spot, and the last two panels have many...  So many flowers floating away, so much blood. And what does the rain represent? Tears, perhaps?...


There's a saying that goes, "A picture is worth a thousand words." Using narrative symbolism you can convey much more than a thousand words in an image. Great writers use these symbolic images all the time. Next time you're confronted with a "Show, don't tell" problem, I hope you will consider using symbols as a way to convey your meaning. If you like my art, and want to see more of my book, please visit my website at angelboy.com.
AngelboyVol. 1Nicole Beguesse
Genre: Manga / Fantasy
Publisher: angelboy.com
ISBN: 978-0989887908ASIN: 0989887901
Number of pages: 198
Cover Artist: angelboy.com
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Cyrus is a normal teenager whose life is abruptly ended when he’s brutally murdered!...
He reawakens as Angelboy in a town he doesn't recognize. Unable to be seen or heard by anyone, Cyrus tries to make up for the effects of his wasted life...
Only to find his world inhabited by the devils of peoples' minds! He battles hell's vilest demons for something more valuable than the entire earth... ...a single soul!
Warning: Angelboy is for Older Teens (Age 16+)

About the Author:
Many years ago I was in a bookstore when I came across a volume of manga by the all-female Japanese team CLAMP. It was at that moment I understood the storytelling power of manga and how it was so unlike anything I had ever seen before. Since then, I've been studying day by day to draw and write my own manga series. I have a BS in Computer Science from the University of Florida and a Master's in Sequential Art at SCAD.
I am currently living in Savannah, GA.
www.angelboy.com


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March 6, 2014

Guest blog: Spirited A Tidewater Novel by Mary Behre

Mystery and Ghosts The Perfect Mix
I love ghost stories. Always have. There’s something about them that gets the senses tingling and the brain running those wonderful “what-if” scenarios. So what is it about ghost stories that make them so appealing?

For me, it’s the mystery. Look at some of my favorite ghost stories that have come out on the big screen. Whether they were scary, like The Others or The Sixth Sense, or funny like High Spirits, or love stories like Ghost, they all shared two things in common. Ghosts were essential to the help the living and there was a mystery to be solved. Sometimes, the mystery was how the ghosts came to be, other times the ghosts were there to help the living solve a mystery of some sort.

So when I started writing the Tidewater series it was only natural for me to blend paranormal world with the mundane. The first thing I considered what was the type of ghost I wanted in my story. The type of ghost affects the tone of the story to a degree that the wrong type of ghost could pull the reader out of the story completely.

For example: all the ghosts in the above movies were Visitants. Ghosts who cannot move on after they’ve died because they still have something to accomplish in the mortal realm. They are sentient and may choose to communicate with the living. But visitants aren’t the only type of ghost out there.

Wraiths are out there too. These are specters that don’t interact with the living. In A Christmas Carol, Scrooge traveled back in time with the ghost of Christmas Past. While standing on the school grounds, Scrooge saw boys at play and called out to them but they couldn’t see or hear him. They’re unaware of who and what they are. Essentially, they’re echoes; incapable of conversation or meaningful communication with the living.

Ghost tours are usually filled with stories of wraiths. Old Mrs. Cox rocking in her favorite chair, a Civil War soldier searching for his way out of a prison camp, an old lighthouse keeper wandering the grounds in a storm while keeping the lighthouse lamp burning, are all examples of wraiths. 

And then there are the poltergeists. These ghosts get a bad rep thanks to the movie of the same name. Poltergeist is German and roughly translates to noisy spirit. These spirits may make things books fall off shelves and lights flicker but in all my research, I’ve never heard of any of them doing anything more malevolent than hiding someone’s keys. 

Since ghosts play essential parts in the book, it was imperative that they  been sentient and aware of the fact they’re dead. Once I knew what type of ghost I was working with, the blending of the paranormal element and the mystery fell into place.

Now it’s my turn. Have you ever seen a ghost? What kind was it?

Spirited 
A Tidewater Novel
Mary Behre

She's running from who she is...

All Jules Scott wants is to live a normal, quiet life--preferably one that doesn't include ghosts. Jules's ability for communicating with the dead has brought her nothing but trouble. Despite her best efforts, needy spirits always find her and draw her into their otherworldly drama. When one implicates her in a series of deadly crimes, she may need to entrust her secrets to the person least likely to believe her...

He'll do whatever it takes to catch her.

Detective Seth English can't get distracted from the big case he's working on, not even by his alluring new neighbor. He doesn't believe that Jules had anything to do with the string of robberies-turned-murders that he's investigating, but when she keeps showing up in all the wrong places, his gut tells him she knows more than she's letting on. To solve his case, he'll need to expose what the sexy redhead is hiding--no matter how impossible the truth may be...

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Mary Behre is the lone female in a house full of males and the undisputed queen of her domain. She even has the glittery tiara to prove it. She loves stories with humor, ghosts, mysteries and above all else, a good romance. When not writing, she enjoys reading, gluten-free baking, and hanging out at the beach with the most important men in her life, her family.

Her debut paranormal romance, SPIRITED (Tidewater Novel #1) was an award-winning manuscript before it sold to Berkley Sensation. The Tidewater Series is mix of humor, suspense, and a psychic love-connection. The first three stories are about three sisters separated years before in the foster care system. As they search for love, each other, and a way to live with their psychic abilities, they're tossed into the middle of mysteries that only their unique gifts can help solve.

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March 5, 2014

The Weather Child in her Natural Element By Philippa Ballantine




They call it the Windy City. It’s not Chicago, it’s much closer to the Antarctica than you think, and when it blows hard there you feel it right to the bone.
I guess the beginning of Weather Child was an image I saw of Wellington in the 1960s. It was a windy day (hardly unusual) but on this street, they had installed posts about waist high, with rope strung between them. This woman, laden with grocery bags was hanging onto this rope with all of her might, trying desperately to walk up the hill.
It was a perfect depiction of just how powerful those winds from the south can be, and immediately my imagination was going. What if a person could control that? What would it make them? What would it do to them?
As always with authors it is the ‘what ifs’ that are most exciting.
I was also excited to be writing about my homeland. I was born, raised, and lived most of my life in Wellington, New Zealand. It was only three years ago I moved to Virginia for love, but it will forever be part of me. It is the place my husband, and fellow writer, Tee Morris and I will be retiring to.
I wanted to show other people how wonderful, beautiful and yes…sometimes terrifying it can be there.
Wellington is at the bottom of the North Island of New Zealand. It is a harbour town with lots of hills. In fact the only flat land has been reclaimed from the sea, or is in the valley with the Hutt river running through it. They have a saying for Wellington, ‘you can’t beat it on a good day—or even a bad day.’ The weather is changeable, but on a glorious day there is nothing like it. A large number of people work for the government since it is the capital, and they also have given up on umbrellas, since the wind shreds them in an instant. On a good blowing day you will see the remains stuffed into trashcans on every street. It is like the city it most resembles, San Francisco, prone to earthquakes, which the people cope with as best they can.
It is also a very green city. The early settlers of the city laid out a town belt of bushland around the city, that has a convent on it to prevent any sale or development.
I wanted to capture some of that beauty, but also some of the history that Wellingtonians—let alone foreign readers—might not know about. I spent a lot of time pouring over old photographs, which might possibly be my most favourite method of research. I set my heroine, Faith’s father’s pub as a very often photographed popular pub in Wellington. It is long gone, but it had these amazing—and slightly creepy—carved wooden heads all along its roofline. Sometimes as an author you find things in history that you almost couldn’t imagine. I was also able to include the one street that comprised Wellington’s Chinatown, and delved into some of the very real racial tensions in that area.
The area where Faith’s mother lives, is just north of Wellington, and is actually based on the area my grandmother came from. The hills there are pretty close to mountains, but in ‘the backblocks’ as New Zealanders would say, plenty of farmers carved out their lives. I was able to write this bit from experience, after a trip up into the hills. I remember it was quite a drive, at quite an angle. Luckily Faith and her family all ride horses because in a car, even in a four-wheel drive, it was rather treacherous.
Yet, as a writer everything is fodder for the imagination, and I certainly hope those that read Weather Child will enjoy traveling back with me to a New Zealand that is wrapped in history and my own imagination.
Just I hope no one expects to see many magicians there…we like to keep that bit hush hush.
Weather ChildThe Awakened EpochBook OnePhilippa Ballantine

Genre: Historical Fantasy
Publisher: Imagine That! StudiosDate of Publication:  1st March 2014
ISBN: 978-0615953489ASIN:
Word Count: 105,000
Cover Artist: Alex White
Book Description:
Never alone. Never apart.
They are the Awakened, a unique breed of people in a remote corner of the world. Faith is one of these gifted carriers of the Seraphim; and in return of her unconditional love, her Seraphim grants her powers of incredible potential.
But not all carriers embrace their blessing.
Jack loathes being an Awakened. He never asked for it, his Seraphim keeping him alive even in spite of his desire to die. Not even a great war could rid him of this curse.
Now a magician of incredible ability and a walking dead man must find a way to work together to save the Seraphim. Someone covets the power of the Awakened, and will not stop until that power belongs to him.
About the Author:
New Zealand born fantasy writer and podcaster Philippa (Pip) Ballantine is the author of the Books of the Order and the Shifted World series. She is also the co-author with her husband Tee Morris of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences novels. Her awards include an Airship, a Parsec, the Steampunk Chronicle Reader’s Choice, and a Sir Julius Vogel. She currently resides in Manassas, Virginia with her husband, daughter, and a furry clowder of cats.
Twitter: @PhilippaJane
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pjballantine
Website: http://www.pjballantine.com/
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March 3, 2014

Cover Reveal Thereafter: Afterlife Book 2 by Terri Bruce





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ThereafterAfterlifeBook 2Terri Bruce
Genre: Contemporary fantasy/paranormal
Publisher: Mictlan Press
Date of Publication: May 1, 2014
ISBN: 978-0-9913036-2-5 (print) /ISBN: 978-0-9913036-3-2 (ebook)
Number of pages: 318Word Count: 99,000
Cover Artist: Artwork by Shelby Robinson;cover layout by Jennifer Stolzer
Book Description:
When recently-deceased Irene Dunphy decided to “follow the light,” she thought she’d end up in Heaven or Hell and her journey would be over.
Boy, was she wrong.
She soon finds that “the other side” isn’t a final destination but a kind of purgatory where billions of spirits are stuck, with no way to move forward or back. Even worse, deranged phantoms known as “Hungry Ghosts” stalk the dead, intent on destroying them. The only way out is for Irene to forget her life on earth—including the boy who risked everything to help her cross over—which she’s not about to do.
As Irene desperately searches for an alternative, help unexpectedly comes in the unlikeliest of forms: a twelfth-century Spanish knight and a nineteenth-century American cowboy. Even more surprising, one offers a chance for redemption; the other, love. Unfortunately, she won’t be able to have either if she can’t find a way to escape the hellish limbo where they’re all trapped.

About the Author:
Terri Bruce has been making up adventure stories for as long as she can remember. Like Anne Shirley, she prefers to make people cry rather than laugh, but is happy if she can do either. She produces fantasy and adventure stories from a haunted house in New England where she lives with her husband and three cats.
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The S.E.R.A. Files Volume 2 by C.T. Green


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The S.E.R.A. FilesVolume 2C.T. Green
Genre: PNR
Publisher: Soul Mate Publishing
Number of pages: Approx. 105Word Count: approx. 30, 400
Cover Artist: Cass Green


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SATISFYING SIMON
Will satisfaction be guaranteed?
For Serena Roberts, getting to know her new SERA partner is an uphill task. Simon’s distant and ‘by the book’ demeanor is at odds with his playboy past. Serena believes she’ll never find out the real story behind the torture Simon endured at the hands of a demon nor discover a way past the Fae warrior’s ice-cold reserve.
Simon doesn’t mind his reputation for being hard to please, but when he meets Serena he finds there is something he cares about more than keeping his distance from others. As they hunt for a kidnapper can he trust Serena enough to leave them both satisfied?
PROTECTING PENELOPE
Angels and demons don’t mix. Prepare for an apocalypse.
Adar works as a special operative for SERA. He’s a demon who loves the thrill of close calls and blood-pounding action. But no way in hell is he ready to do protection detail for an angel. After all, everyone knows those guys are short tempered and deadly.
Penelope, a messenger angel, is minding her own business when she witnesses a crime. Now she’s under the care of a big, strong SERA agent and she’s determined to go for his heart. When the bad guys catch up with them and Adar is forced to unleash his inner demon, will the angel he’s fallen in love with still want him?
CATCHING FLAME
A fire prince always knows how to light a girl’s fire.
Saskia “Sass” Boots has been watching Flame, and he’s every bit as absorbing as his namesake. But as an agent with SERA, she’s determined to keep her mind on the job and off the fire prince’s smokin’ hot body. A pyromaniac’s on the loose and Flame is SERA’s top suspect.
When Sass announces she’s moving in with him, Flame knows it’s going to be hard to resist the girl of his dreams while chasing a murderer. There’s no way Flame is going to let some creep kill innocent people, but when things become heated, the scorching chemistry between him and Sass might prove a fatal distraction.
TOUCHING TORREN
SERA Agent. Werewolf. Guard Dog. No one said anything about ‘walkies’.After Sophy Bancroft is blinded by a spell, Torren is determined to protect the human from a killer still at large. But for a werewolf, playing at being a guard dog is tough work. He hates deceiving the woman he’s fallen in love with, but until Sophy’s sight returns there’s no other way to ensure her safety.
Sophy’s delighted to regain her vision. When she discovers her beloved canine companion is a seriously gorgeous werewolf will she be able to trust him not to shed on the furniture, and more importantly, save her from the creature determined to end her life?
AFTER OBLIVION
Not even Hell itself is going to keep these lovers apart.
Mia Haviland and Avenian of the Fae mourned the loss of Oblivion, the demon prince who bound the three of them together. Now their lover is back and determined to re-take his place in Mia and Aven’s life.
Oblivion endured two years in Hell, imprisoned and tortured by a sadistic killer who escaped SERA’s justice. Now he wants his beloved Fairy and Fae back by his side and his captor’s head on a platter. Can he destroy his nemesis and convince Aven and Mia that neither Hell nor high water will ever keep him from them again?


About the Author:
Before becoming a writer C.T. Green worked in advertising for ten years. She also completed a Bachelor of Arts with majors in communication and literature. 
C.T. Green now lives in regional Australia with her husband, children and extensive collection of animals - amongst which are the world's bossiest goldfish. 
In between writing, i.e. arguing with her characters and occasionally posting to her blog, she reads, drinks vanilla coffee, kid wrangles, enters writing contests and avoids the goldfish.
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Opening Lines: An Unholy Alliance by Deb Sanders


Is it possible to love a book from the opening line?
You bet. A good “hook” will make or break a story. That’s not to say every novel topping the NY Times Best Seller list attracted readers in the first paragraph but I think it’s what we all aspire to achieve.
I love my opening line in “An Unholy Alliance” and I hope readers feel the same.
The stench of decaying flesh filled the air like day-old road kill on a hot August night.
It packs a punch. That being said, let’s look at some memorable opening lines from published works.
Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins. - Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita

This is the saddest story I have ever heard. - Ford Madox Ford, The Good Soldier

We started dying before the snow, and like the snow, we continued to fall. - Louise Erdrich, Tracks

Ice hung from windowsills with a glitter that rivaled glass, and new snow turned the sooty streets to rivers of milk. – Eloisa James, An Affair Before Christmas
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife. - Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way.Charles Dickens,  A Tale of Two Cities
And one of my personal favorites:
Summer, that vicious green bitch, flexed her sweaty muscles and flattened Innocence, Mississippi. ­– Nora Roberts, Carnal Innocence
Why not share one of your favorite openers in the comments below?


An Unholy Alliance       Deb Sanders
Genre: Paranormal Thriller with Romantic elements
ASIN: B00I1THOII
Word Count: 40,000
Cover Artist: Deb Sanders                  
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Book Description:
What would you do if the future of mankind depended on whether you lived or died?
Reyna Blair has learned two things from life – she can tolerate a lot of pain and wounds aren’t always visible. After a stint in the army, she’s ready to drop off the grid and heal. A job as Peace Officer in the small community of Purgatory, Texas sounds like the perfect solution – until the town is rocked by a gruesome murder.
When sexy Texas Ranger, Ty Carter, steps in to help with the investigation, Reyna is both thrilled and annoyed. He’s nice to look at and a definite boost to her sagging ego, but his aggressive ambition might push her right out of a job. To make matters worse, she’s being stalked by a mysterious stranger with a sword that can burst into flames on command.
Reyna’s problems are only beginning. The stranger is an angel of God . . . an Enforcer . . . sent to eliminate a Nephilim woman prophesized as giving birth to the Antichrist. Realizing she’s the target, Reyna must flee or be killed. Along the way, she discovers dark secrets which alter her world forever, challenge her faith, and force a choice between life and death.
*** This story uses a biblical theme but includes scenes with graphic violence and strong language.


About the Author:
I’m an adventurer – more by destiny than design. I’ve explored the back roads and highways of 35 states, resided in eight, and traveled through parts of Mexico, Canada and the Bahamas. My journeys have provided interesting tidbits which I’ve managed to weave into scenes for some of my books. 
When I’m not in front of my computer, you might find me perched atop a rock at the back of a box canyon, crouched low in the middle of a dry creek bed with camera aimed at a majestic Elk, or perhaps hanging onto a skiff after a whale has breached next to me.  At other times, I’ll be Geocaching with grandsons or attempting a new project inspired by something I’ve discovered on Pinterest.
Not all wanderers are lost. Some of us prefer to throw away the map and meander through life on the road less traveled.
I physically reside in North Carolina with my husband, Golden Retriever and two rescue cats. My soul resides in Arizona.
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March 1, 2014

The Blackthorn Series by Lindsay J. Pryor



The Blackthorn Series by Lindsay J. Pryor
Blackthorn began as a concept over 16 years ago – of the ‘third species’ (vampires, lycans and so on) outing themselves to the human population and what the effect of this would be. I came from the angle that, as a collective, self-preservation and survival is top of the human agenda. Far from being accepted, the third species had to prove they could be trusted. A whispered prophecy of vampires one day taking control only added to human paranoia.
The third species were therefore treated as a threat. A whole new social, political and geographical system was set up globally. Now the third species are trapped in impoverished and overpopulated district cores, ruled by the iron-fist of human control. The truth or fallacy of the prophecy is yet to be confirmed, only that the uprising of a vampire leader could happen at any time.
The questions I was left with were how, and if, the third species will find the equality and regained-freedom they seek, whether there will be an implosion along the way, and just how catastrophic that could be for the third species and humans alike.
I’m a romance writer at heart, so it became inevitable that love stories were going to become integral to the series. Blackthorn is about four couples whose forbidden romances become the catalyst for change – love stories about dangerously dark heroes and the heroines strong enough to stand eye-to-eye with them. Daring to cross boundaries that are there for a reason, these couples’ relationships breach conventions, break the rules and, for better or for worse, manipulate the fated outcome of the world in which they live.
If a small group of individuals truly can make a difference, these couples are the ones to prove it.
Links for Blood Shadows (book 1 in series)http://www.amazon.com/Blood-Shadows-Blackthorn-Book-1-ebook/dp/B00AAMO252
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Praise for the Blackthorn series
“I am officially addicted to this series. Why, you ask? Because Lindsay Pryor is my kind of fearless author. She isn’t afraid to “go there”, to create characters and situations that challenge me as a reader.” Janice, reviewer at The Demon Librarian “It pulls no punches, its heroes are on the edge, and its sex scenes are off the charts.” The Demon Librarian“Lindsay J. Pryor…writes paranormal romance mixed with urban fantasy the way I like it – clever world-building, intense characters and no easy options for them to take.” Nocturnal Book Reviews“Not only are Pryor’s characters and fathomlessly dark love stories fabulous, but her continual world building of Blackthorn blows me away.” GraveTells“If you’re looking for a new PNR series that has a dark world and complicated characters, then you’ll want to grab a copy of this.” ~ Fiction Vixen“I cannot say how much I love this author. She is creating a world which sucks you in, which makes you want to know more about Blackthorn and its inhabitants.” ~ I Heart Books
“I absolutely adore the world she’s put into place here. Everything is so well formed with its own history and culture that it really feels like I’m living in Blackthorn whenever I’m reading. I love the story, and I love the characters, and I really love the world they’re living in…five stars aren’t nearly enough to even begin to cover it.”  Marked by Books
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February 26, 2014

Interview with Carmen Stefanescu

Shadows of the Past
Carmen Stefabescu

Publisher: Wild Child Publishing

Genre: paranormal/light romance/light horror.
                      
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Anne's relationship with her boyfriend Neil has disintegrated. After a two-year separation, they pack for a week vacation in hopes of reconciling. But fate has other plans for them. 

The discovery of a bejeweled cross and ancient human bones opens a door to a new and frightening world--one where the ghost of a medieval nun named Genevieve will not let Anne rest. This new world threatens not only to ruin Anne and Neil's vacation but to end all hopes of reconciliation as Anne feels compelled to help free Genevieve's soul from its torment. 

Can Anne save her relationship and help Genevieve find her eternal rest? 
The twists and turns in this paranormal tale keep the reader guessing up to the end and weave themselves together into a quest to rekindle love. 


Welcome, Carmen. Can you tell readers a little bit about yourself and what inspired to write in this particular genre?
My name is Carmen Stefanescu. I am a teacher of English and German, and lately an author. I was born and live in Romania, the native country of the infamous vampire Count Dracula, but where, for about 50 years of communist dictatorship, just speaking about God, faith, reincarnation or paranormal phenomena could have led someone to great trouble - the psychiatric hospital if not to prison. I survived the grim years of oppression, by escaping in a parallel world, that of the books.             I have dreamed all my life to become a writer, but many of the things I wrote during those years remained just drawer projects. The fall of the Ceausescu’s regime in 1989 and the opening of the country to the world meant a new beginning for me. I started publishing. Poetry at first and now prose, novels.             I am married, my husband is a teacher too; we have two grown-up daughters, a grandson and several cats.
What is it about the paranormal that fascinates you so much?
Well, I've always been fond of reading and watching everything linked to paranormal phenomena: books, documentaries, feature movies, (Ghost with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze being my favorite). I am fascinated by and believe in reincarnation, past lives, ghosts and I think that when our soul leaves the body it's not lost in the Universe. Could it only  be my fear of the eternity of death? I don't know. There must be something more beyond this existence here.So, naturally, I’m fond of paranormal stories. Both reading and writing them. Not  so much vampires, but ghosts, reincarnation, karmic retribution. I believe that our soul is immortal. I do believe in ghosts. I consider them to be wandering spirits who can find no eternal rest, the same as Genevieve couldn't, because they haven’t fulfilled their mission during their existence in flesh and blood on earth.              The mystery genre appeals to me, too, and I’ve just finished  a paranormal novel with elements ofmystery.
What inspired you to write this book?
I came upon a small article in a Romanian newspaper, some years ago, about a haunted mountain in England. The souls of two sinners, a nun and a priest who broke their vows and eloped, can’t find their rest. The tourists visiting that area sometimes hear agonizing moans during the night. That was all. The moment I put down the newspaper I felt that I had to write about them. This is how The Ballad of the Priest and the Nuncame to life, first. Later, I felt it was not enough. I felt Genevieve’s story must be presented in detail. As if the nun herself pleaded with me to tell the world about her fate. And thus I wrote Shadows of the Past.


Please tell us about your latest release.
            "Shadows of the Past"is, according to most reviewers, a truly gripping story about loss and grief, mysteries that go back to Medieval Times and dark powers that push people to commit unspeakable crimes. A story about  boundless love and the power of good magic, a haunting paranormal romance that spans the ages..            Can Anne save her damaged relationship with her fiancée Neil and, at the same time, help Genevieve her eternal rest?            It has reached 18 Amazon 5 star reviews, 17 Amazon 4 star reviews.

Is there a character that you enjoyed writing more than any of the others?
I liked writing the whole story, but as you ask this, I think that writing about Genevieve was my favorite part. I have an attraction for tragically evolving characters. I remember waking up in the morning with new ideas buzzing in my mind regarding this heart-rending character.

Did you find anything really interesting while researching this or another book?
 Two of my characters are Wicca and I did a thorough research regarding Wicca beliefs, traditions, meaning. I learned a lot of interesting, thought provoking things about Wiccan people. An interesting thing anyway, be it fate or not, the submission editor at Wild Child Publishing, the one who accepted my manuscript was a Wiccan. And now, among the friendly ladies who read my novel and even hosted me on a tour is another one. I strongly believe in the freedom of other people's beliefs and as long as they harm no one, I respect them. "An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will" as the Wicca will say.

Do any of your characters have similar characteristics of yourself in them and what are they?
Many of my female characters have something from me. They impersonate my feelings, thoughts. Sometimes actions. It depends.
Do you have any weird writing quirks or rituals?            I like to have everything handy: paper, pencils, markers, ballpoint pens. And some background, low playing music, either classical or pop.            My first drafts are longhand. Only after I finish the manuscript I transfer everything on my PC. I find it easier to make notes on the back of the sheet of paper regarding characters, inclusions, changes
What are your guilty pleasures in life?
             Drinking endless cups of coffee,  and playing computer games – role play games and strategy games.
What can readers expect next from you?
               I already signed the contract with the same publisher, Wild Child Publishing, USA, for my next novel, a paranormal historical. Dracula’s Mistress;  obvious Dracula as I’m  a native of his country, Romania. However this version goes against the grain. You’ll have to read it to find out more.            A third novel is in the beta readers stage. A paranormal mystery.
Where can readers find you on the web?
            Author, Carmen Stefanescu's  Site:
 http://shadowspastmystery.blogspot.ro/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Carmen-Stefanescu-Books/499245716760283
Twitter      @Carmen_Books
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Would you like to leave readers with a little teaser or excerpt from the book?
            Gladly!  My pleasure.

                                      * * * *                            Tears welled in Anne's eyes, blurring her vision. She couldn’t explain them, or the sudden sadness seeping into her heart. This should’ve been a moment of happiness or, at least, contentment. She was with Neil again, and the outcome of their trip together should, very likely, bring their reconciliation. Why then did she seem detached from where she stood? Anne shivered. Why the deep feeling of having seen this place, this forest before? And why the eerie sensation of being present here only in the body, while her mind was far away? Away from the forest.  Away from Neil, the man who'd betrayed her trust and her love.            An onrush of sensations unfamiliar to her followed. Dizziness and a malevolent feeling of unreality suffocated her.Anne edged cautiously closer to the rim of the bare cliff. Her foot tapped the edge. It seemed solid. She stared into the darkness of the abyss at her feet. It echoed the shadows in her heart.  An unusual curiosity took hold of her. Should she step ahead? What was down there? Other human bones? Another mystery? The presence of evil, creeping up and enveloping her, became almost palpable. The vines of fog folded around her, dragging her to the depth. Her throat turned dry, and she gasped for air.
Megan's face contorted, the voice no longer pleasant. A hoarse gurgle, spluttering distorted words, "Yes, come... I'm waiting... I've been waiting for you for such a long time..."                        * * * * Thank you for hosting me today! It was a real pleasure. And for your followers and readers a last piece of advice: Get quickly Shadows of the Past and read it! Otherwise, you don't know what you are missing! Ha-ha-ha!
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February 24, 2014

Spotlight Excerpt and Giveaway Perfect Opposite by Zoya Tessi






Perfect OppositeZoya Tessi
Genre: YA/NA contemporary romance
ASIN: B00HNF3ZV6
Number of pages: 260Word Count: 91000
Cover Artist: Deranged Doctor Design
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Book Description:
Their wishes were simple and modest. Fate had other things in store though, and she can be a real bitch sometimes.
- All he wanted was to get the job done and somehow to endure those long months playing nanny to a spoiled little rich girl. Without strangling her with his bare hands in the process. Well, it is going to be much easier said than done.
- All she wanted was to escape the past and live like any other nineteen-year-old girl. Her plan definitely didn’t include the arrogant, tattooed savage, with his awful mohawk hair and lack of social graces, whose only mission was to stick real close and mess up her life.
But, people aren't always what they seem to be, are they?
Book Trailer: http://youtu.be/c9Z-IaHRRhg


Excerpt from Chapter 4
I was pretty far gone after four hits of tequila in just one hour. Paolo was telling some story about a casting for Armani and though I couldn’t make much of it out, I laughed myself silly all the same. Meanwhile, I was distracted by the effort it took to give Alex the cold shoulder. He stayed real quiet but stuck to me like glue all the while. It’s no small thing to ignore a frowning mountain of a man when he casts a constant shadow over you. Not to mention the fact that he was giving off real negative vibes and studying every guy who even passed close to me.
I glanced at him covertly a few times and couldn’t help but wonder what he would have been doing that night if he didn’t have to play nanny to me. Out somewhere else with his girlfriend? Did he even have a girlfriend? If he did, I sure felt sorry for the poor thing, having to put up with him.
The more I thought about it though, the more likely it seemed that his bad side was reserved exclusively for me. He and Beth got along fine. He never snapped at her or acted rude. I’d even seen them chatting in the mornings, shooting the breeze over the papers. So, the problem was me.
Well, I hate you too, dickhead!
I drained another shot glass and leaned in towards him, the scent of his cologne seeming to act like a drug on my already altered state of mind. Closing my eyes, I did my best to imagine him as the male lead in some romantic comedy, but even soaked in alcohol, my brain couldn’t make the leap. With his sharp features, slightly crooked nose and ever present dark scowl, he could only play an arch villain.
Alex couldn’t be described as a classically handsome guy, not according to the guidelines most people measure by. He had something else, a quality that’s often mentioned but never defined well... some mysterious energy, a magnetism to set the better judgment of women off balance. The truth was - he was stunning. In the same way a huge feline predator was stunning.
Every girl who passed us that night took a double take at Alex and then stared at him as if he were a perfect thanksgiving dinner. You could almost sense their mouths watering. I didn’t blame them, to be honest. His body was perfect for a life-drawing workshop, or an anatomy class. Added to this there was the heady mix of don’t-mess-with-me attitude and all those signals that screamed of danger. Then there was a certain distance to Alex, something that put him just out of reach. So there you had it - a cocktail to knock any unsuspecting girl off her feet. Luckily for me, I’d met his kind before and, as the saying goes, it’s ‘once bitten, twice shy’. Which didn’t mean I couldn’t rattle his cage just a little.



About the Author:
A teenager in an adult’s body. A rebel in the guise of an ordinary citizen. A lady with very unladylike language. A dreamer with a rational mind. A woman born into the wrong era, she still believes that chivalry’s a feat to define the perfect man.
Zoya spent years doing volunteering work all across Europe, from cleaning school basements in Northern Russia to excavating Stone Age artifacts in Euskadi (the Basque country) and renovating castles from the middle ages in Southern France. She always dreamed of working with ‘Doctors without borders’ somewhere out in Africa, but ended up doing an ‘ordinary job’.
Her greatest passion is devouring each and every book that comes within her reach.
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