Christine Feehan's Blog - Posts Tagged "shadow-dance"
Time Flies When You're Catching Up
Today is National Pet Day! Here’s a picture of my silly, but lovable pets – Sassy and Vlad. And my little grandpup, Luna.
I wanted to catch up with everyone and let you know what I’ve been up to and how things are going.
Recovery Road made the New York Times! I’m so excited to have made the list and want to thank my readers for all of your support of this series.
If you didn’t get to see the book trailer you can see it HERE
I am on the last chapter of Dark Memory and hope to turn that in this week. If you’ve not heard this is book is Petru’s and the heroine is Safia. It is set in Algeria and it’s been an amazing experience finding out about the area, culture and people. I am so fortunate to have someone from Algeria, Anaruz Elhabib, help me with everything from culture to language.
As soon as I finish Dark Memory I’ll start working on Leopard’s Hunt. No, I’m not prepared to talk about it or who will be the hero/heroine. Lol
Brian and I did an interview with Fresh Fiction in February celebrating Brian’s second release of his Alice & Owen series titled Harmony of Lies and we talked about Recovery Road as well. If you missed that you can see it HERE
I did an interview with the Fated Mates podcast that releases April 12th, 2023. I don’t have the direct link yet but this is where you can go to find that link- https://fatedmates.net/
I’m going to be at the Reader/Author Get Together that Lori Foster puts on each year. I am really looking forward to seeing readers and having fun!
I’m also looking at going to Readers & ‘Ritas in Texas later this year as well. And there’s a good chance I’ll be attending San Diego ComicCon as well.
On May 3rd I will be doing an interview with Fresh Fiction’s Video Book Club and talking about Ghostly Game which releases May 2nd. It’s free to attend but they do ask you to sign up. Here is a link for that- Invite link: https://VBC-feehan.eventbrite.com
Shadow Dance comes out August 22nd and you’ll get to find out more about the New York cousins. This is Geno Ferraro’s book.
And Dark Memory will be released on October 3rd.
Let me know what you’re looking forward to most this year when it comes to books or book events!
I wanted to catch up with everyone and let you know what I’ve been up to and how things are going.
Recovery Road made the New York Times! I’m so excited to have made the list and want to thank my readers for all of your support of this series.
If you didn’t get to see the book trailer you can see it HERE
I am on the last chapter of Dark Memory and hope to turn that in this week. If you’ve not heard this is book is Petru’s and the heroine is Safia. It is set in Algeria and it’s been an amazing experience finding out about the area, culture and people. I am so fortunate to have someone from Algeria, Anaruz Elhabib, help me with everything from culture to language.
As soon as I finish Dark Memory I’ll start working on Leopard’s Hunt. No, I’m not prepared to talk about it or who will be the hero/heroine. Lol
Brian and I did an interview with Fresh Fiction in February celebrating Brian’s second release of his Alice & Owen series titled Harmony of Lies and we talked about Recovery Road as well. If you missed that you can see it HERE
I did an interview with the Fated Mates podcast that releases April 12th, 2023. I don’t have the direct link yet but this is where you can go to find that link- https://fatedmates.net/
I’m going to be at the Reader/Author Get Together that Lori Foster puts on each year. I am really looking forward to seeing readers and having fun!
I’m also looking at going to Readers & ‘Ritas in Texas later this year as well. And there’s a good chance I’ll be attending San Diego ComicCon as well.
On May 3rd I will be doing an interview with Fresh Fiction’s Video Book Club and talking about Ghostly Game which releases May 2nd. It’s free to attend but they do ask you to sign up. Here is a link for that- Invite link: https://VBC-feehan.eventbrite.com
Shadow Dance comes out August 22nd and you’ll get to find out more about the New York cousins. This is Geno Ferraro’s book.
And Dark Memory will be released on October 3rd.
Let me know what you’re looking forward to most this year when it comes to books or book events!
The Move to New York- Shadow Dance
It's time for a Shadow Dance!
Moving the Shadow Riders stories to New York is exciting. Will I miss the Chicago Ferraros? Well, there really isn’t a lot to miss when they show up in New York. They’re there to help, especially Stefano who is close to his cousin Geno. It will be a great opportunity to show the bigger family dynamics as we see the Chicago Ferraro family alongside the New York Ferraros.
Of course, having two alpha males who are used to being the leader doesn’t always make for a smooth experience. What happens when they don’t agree? Especially with emotions high because someone is murdering shadow riders.
I am glad to finally be able to talk about Geno Ferraro’s past. You see how he grew up and why he is the way he is. And how he is with his brothers. Geno, like any of us, is both good and bad. What makes him one way or the other is complex and sometimes surprising. Like Stefano, loyalty is important to Geno. The fact that he believes other shadow riders are killing other shadow riders has a certain sharp edge of betrayal that Geno will be challenged with following the rules or giving into his need for his own brand of justice.
Amaranthe is such a different heroine. Her character is both soft and ruthless. It’s like she lives two different lives, but upon closer inspection they are actually very similar. As a worldclass ballet dancer she must train constantly, be strong and have incredible discipline. That’s how she became a famous dancer. And those traits are why she is an extraordinary shadow rider. One side is creative, beautiful and captivating. The other side is fearless, strong and ruthless.
As a couple Geno and Amaranthe have a rocky start. But once they join forces the only outcome they will accept is complete and total justice. Working together they are almost scary. It’s the emotions, the passion and newness of their relationship that make this dance challenging.
If you could choose between Chicago and New York, which city would you like to visit? I've been to both and love each city for different reasons. Let me know which you'd choose!
Moving the Shadow Riders stories to New York is exciting. Will I miss the Chicago Ferraros? Well, there really isn’t a lot to miss when they show up in New York. They’re there to help, especially Stefano who is close to his cousin Geno. It will be a great opportunity to show the bigger family dynamics as we see the Chicago Ferraro family alongside the New York Ferraros.
Of course, having two alpha males who are used to being the leader doesn’t always make for a smooth experience. What happens when they don’t agree? Especially with emotions high because someone is murdering shadow riders.
I am glad to finally be able to talk about Geno Ferraro’s past. You see how he grew up and why he is the way he is. And how he is with his brothers. Geno, like any of us, is both good and bad. What makes him one way or the other is complex and sometimes surprising. Like Stefano, loyalty is important to Geno. The fact that he believes other shadow riders are killing other shadow riders has a certain sharp edge of betrayal that Geno will be challenged with following the rules or giving into his need for his own brand of justice.
Amaranthe is such a different heroine. Her character is both soft and ruthless. It’s like she lives two different lives, but upon closer inspection they are actually very similar. As a worldclass ballet dancer she must train constantly, be strong and have incredible discipline. That’s how she became a famous dancer. And those traits are why she is an extraordinary shadow rider. One side is creative, beautiful and captivating. The other side is fearless, strong and ruthless.
As a couple Geno and Amaranthe have a rocky start. But once they join forces the only outcome they will accept is complete and total justice. Working together they are almost scary. It’s the emotions, the passion and newness of their relationship that make this dance challenging.
If you could choose between Chicago and New York, which city would you like to visit? I've been to both and love each city for different reasons. Let me know which you'd choose!
