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June 14, 2016
Wednesday Special Spotlight The Promised One C.D. Hersh
Shining on
The Promised One
The Promised One is the first book in The Turning Stone Chronicles. Book two Blood Brothers. Book three Son of the Moonless Night. Book four, The Mercenary & the Shifters, coming soon.
Blurb for—The Promised One (The Turning Stone Chronicles)
In the wrong hands, the Turning Stone ring is a powerful weapon for evil. So, when homicide detective Alexi Jordan discovers her secret society mentor has been murdered and his magic ring stolen, she is forced to use her shape-shifting powers to catch the killer. By doing so, she risks the two most important things in her life—her badge and the man she loves.
Rhys Temple always knew his fiery cop partner and would-be-girlfriend, Alexi Jordan, had a few secrets. He considers that part of her charm. But when she changes into a man, he doesn’t find that as charming. He’ll keep her secret to keep her safe, but he’s not certain he can keep up a relationship—professional or personal.
Danny Shaw needs cash for the elaborate wedding his fiancée has planned, so he goes on a mugging spree. But when he kills a member of the secret society of Turning Stones, and steals a magic ring that gives him the power to shape shift, Shaw gets more than he bargained for.
EXCERPT:
The woman stared at him, blood seeping from the corner of her mouth. “Return the ring, or you’ll be sorry.”
With a short laugh he stood. “Big words for someone bleeding to death.” After dropping the ring into his pocket, he gathered the scattered contents of her purse, and started to leave.
“Wait.” The words sounded thick and slurred . . . two octaves deeper . . . with a Scottish lilt.
Shaw frowned and spun back toward her. The pounding in his chest increased. On the ground, where the woman had fallen, lay a man.
He wore the same slinky blue dress she had—the seams ripped, the dress top collapsed over hard chest muscles, instead of smoothed over soft, rounded curves. The hem skimmed across a pair of hairy, thick thighs. Muscled male thighs. Spiked heels hung at an odd angle, toes jutting through the shoe straps. The same shoes she’d been wearing.
The alley tipped. Shaw leaned against the dumpster to steady himself. He shook his head to clear the vision, then slowly moved his gaze over the body.
A pair of steel-blue eyes stared out of a chiseled face edged with a trim salt-and-pepper beard. Shaw whirled around scanning the alley.
Where was the woman? And who the hell was this guy?
Terrified, Shaw fled.
The dying man called out, “You’re cursed. Forever.”
C.D. Hersh Amazon buy links:
The Promised One (The Turning Stone Chronicles Book 1):
eBook: http://amzn.com/B00DUMODKI
paperback: http://amzn.com/1619353504
Blood Brothers (The Turning Stone Chronicles Book 2):
eBook: http://amzn.com/B00OVNFC8W
paperback: http://amzn.com/1619358271
Son of the Moonless Night (The Turning Stone Chronicles Book 3):
eBook: http://amzn.com/B00XK3E172
paperback: http://amzn.com/1682910709
Sizzle in the Snow: Soul Mate Christmas Collection
eBook: http://amzn.com/B0186SCT74
Tell Again Tuesday The Simple Ideas Behind Promotion for Writers
A blog series where we shamelessly share posts from others that we have enjoyed.
The Simple Ideas Behind Promotion for Writers
By guest Poster A,J, Cosmo
Everyone wants to promote, or should I say, they need to promote. For some reason authors tend to shy away from sales. We tell people that it’s about the passion, or the craft, or the love of just doing it, which is true, but it would be disingenuous to say that money isn’t a factor.
So how do we sell books? Well, why do people buy books?
There are three reasons why a person purchases a book:
For the rest of the blog go to:
http://thepenandinkblog.blogspot.com/2016/05/the-simple-ideas-behind-promotion-for.html
June 9, 2016
Friday Feature No Greater Love Eris Field
Talks with
Eris Field
Author of
No Greater Love
Eris Field has graciously agreed to stop by and share with us. First a little about how No Greater Love was born and then her interesting background. Take it away Eris.
When a story begins to bubble in my mind, one of the characters usually tells me what the story will be about. In my recently released novel, No Greater Love, I was told early on that the heroine would be a Circassian beauty. Circassian women from the Caucuses with their tall, slender figures, glossy dark hair, ivory skin, and oval shaped faces with large dark eyes and delicately molded lips have long been considered to be the most beautiful women in the world. At one time, they were the prized treasures of Sultans’ harems.
Did I know a treasure from a Sultan’s harem? Of course I did. When my late husband, Dogan, and I were writing a biographical novel, A Legacy of Change: The Saga of a Turkish Family from Empire to Republic, I learned about his grandmother, a Circassian beauty who had been given to the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire. Life was not easy for a new gift to the harem. First came lessons: deportment and language lessons, dance lessons, poetry lessons, lessons in playing a musical instrument, lessons in making perfect Turkish coffee, and finally lessons in the erotic arts. Only extremely talented young ladies were introduced to the Sultan. The others carried out the work of the harem or sometimes were given as gifts by the Sultan to a highly honored guest or to an admired military commander. For Grandmother, who had become proficient in only two skills—coffee making and playing the tambur, a seven string lute—marriage was arranged with a young office assigned to a frontier outpost of the Ottoman Empire where he was charged with defending the land against Bulgarian attacks.
Life was not easy on the frontier, and Grandfather had to send for his older unmarried sister, Zubeyde, to come and help his young wife when her first child was born. For Grandmother, life became more difficult with the birth of two sons and greater threats from Bulgaria. As conditions continued to worsen, Grandmother became frantic. One day, she propped her tambur against the door and ran away with a dashing Lieutenant who promised to take her back to Istanbul.
With an attack from the Bulgarians and the Greeks eminent, Grandfather arranged for horse-drawn wagons to take Zubeyde and his three children back to Istanbul. They were not alone on the road as they made that hazardous journey. Mothers carrying babies and leading small children were trying to walk home. As the journey progressed, Zubeyde added the children whose mothers had died to the wagons. When they finally got to Istanbul, Zubeyde had added 46 children to the household. I was privileged to meet one of those children when she was an older woman and had made her way to Canada. Clearly, No Greater Love would have to have refugee children.
I hope you enjoy No Greater Love with its Circassian beauty and refugee children. It also has two lonely people who find love and nearly lose it.
Blurb for No Greater Love
Janan, orphaned at age eight by an earthquake in Turkey and adopted by an American couple, has grown into an enchantingly beautiful woman, a Circassian beauty. She dreams of having a home of her own, a home with love, but love seems to have passed her by as she spends her time working as a nurse and looking after her family, including an elderly, frail uncle, Carl, who had been sent as a child from Holland to escape Nazi deportation of Dutch Jews during World War II and who now yearns to go home.
Jilted once, Dutch child psychiatrist Pieter has retreated from life and devotes himself to caring for the child refugees flooding into Amsterdam. Now, struggling with late-onset leukemia, he travels to New York for a second opinion and to visit his old friend and mentor, Carl. At Carl’s home, he meets Janan and feels love again.
Janan recognizes Pieter as the man of her dreams. Believing that love is passing her by and knowing that Pieter will be gone in the morning, she asks him for one night. Pieter introduces Janan to the purposes and outcomes of each of eight magical kisses and vows to himself to overcome his illness and return a well man.
Later, alone and facing complications of pregnancy, Janan accepts Carl’s quid-pro-quo offer of help, a decision that may destroy her chances of finding happiness.
Excerpt from No Greater Love
“You gave your time to help me. I am truly grateful.” He rested his hand on her shoulder, shielding her from view of others in the lobby. “Tell me. How may I repay you?”
She lifted her chin and raised her eyes to meet his gaze. “Give me the night.”
“Let’s sit down and you can tell me exactly why you want a night of my time.” When she did not speak, he asked coolly, “That is what you said, isn’t it?”
She dropped her eyes and said in a low voice, “I will be 28 tomorrow and I have never been held in a man’s arms.” She stood up abruptly and crossed her arms across her breasts. Raising her head defiantly she said, “I have never been kissed and I want it now. I want to be held and kissed.” She glared at him. “More than once.” Her eyes were blazing. “I want it all.”
“Why me?” He had risen and was close enough to touch her face but he kept his hands on his hips.
“You will be gone in the morning.”
“You want to seduce me because I will be gone in the morning?” Anger brought a red line to his cheeks as he snapped erect.
“I didn’t say I wanted to seduce you.” She stood up and began to pace. ‘”You just don’t get it, do you?”
He shook his head. “Apparently not.”
“My adoptive parents were middle-aged when I came to live with them. They followed old customs.” She sighed, “When I was in high school, they did not let me date or even go out with a group of my classmates.” She half smiled and shrugged. “And then there was the fact that I was taller than all the boys in my class. I never fit in.” she mumbled defensively. “Even in college, I could never figure out how to turn a chance meeting into a date. Others did it so easily.” She bowed her head. “I am a failure with men.”
He raised his arms as though to hold her and then dropped them to his sides. “Don’t you realize that you are an exquisitely beautiful woman?” He shook his head in disbelief. “How can you not know?” He smiled at her and said teasingly, “You could have any man in the world on his knees begging for a chance to hold you, to kiss you.”
“What a delightful picture.” She laughed mockingly and then sobered instantly. “At 28, my world is very small and the men who might have discovered me have already found their heart’s desire. They are married.” She looked at him without wavering. “The ones who are left are often divorced and mourning the loss of their children, or there are those who want a sexual partner but nothing else. You saw them in the bar.” She shuddered and looked away. “If I were to accept their offers, I would have to face myself in the morning and face the town gossip for as long as I live here.”
“Won’t you have to face yourself in the morning whatever you do?”
“Yes, but you will be gone.”
“I see. I am acceptable solely because I have a return flight ticket in my pocket.” His voice was icy. “Is that why you so kindly selected me?”
“I never meant to insult you” she whispered edging toward the door.
“You are probably right. All I’m good for is a one-night stand and,” he continued savagely, “I’m not even sure I am good for that.” He turned away from her. “Who would want me for anything more than a one-night stand?” He touched the port-wine birthmark on the left side of his face. “Before, I just had this visible defect, but now, I have even less to offer anyone—a 40% chance of surviving this illness and, if I survive, it is most unlikely I will be able to father children.” He turned back and said bitterly, “You chose well. Your pigeon will be gone in the morning.”
Buy Links
No Greater Love is available at Amazon.com http://amzn.com/168921077X
Bio:
Eris Field was born in the Green Mountains of Vermont–Jericho, Vermont to be precise– close by the home of Wilson Bentley (aka Snowflake Bentley), the first person in the world to photograph snowflakes. She learned from her Vermont neighbors that pursuit of one’s dream is a worthwhile life goal.
As a seventeen year old student nurse at Albany Hospital, Eris met a Turkish surgical intern who she would later marry. He told her fascinating stories about the history of Turkey, about the loss of the Ottoman Empire, and about forced population exchanges. After they married and moved to Buffalo, Eris worked as a nurse at Children’s Hospital and at Roswell Park Cancer Institute.
After taking time off to raise five children and amassing rejection letters for the short stories she wrote, Eris earned her master’s degree in Psychiatric Nursing at the University at Buffalo. Later, she taught psychiatric nursing at the University and wrote a textbook for psychiatric nurse practitioners—an endeavor requiring a great deal of hard labor.
Now, Eris lives her life dream, writing novels, usually international, contemporary romances. Her interest in history and her experience in psychiatry often play a part in her stories. She is a member of the Romance Writers of America and the Western New York Romance Writers. In addition to writing, Eris’ interests include studying Ottoman history, supporting the Crossroads Springs Orphanage in Kenya for children orphaned by AIDS, and learning more about the old cities of the world.
Where to find Eris:
June 8, 2016
Wednesday Special Spotlight The Mercenary & the Shifters
Cover Reveal
The Mercenary & the Shifters
Yes! The fourth book in our series, The Turning Stone Chronicles, is in final edits and due to release early July. If all goes well.[image error]
June 7, 2016
Tell Again Tuesday Reviews, Reviews, Reviews
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Ambling Along With Amy
Posted on April 28, 2016 by AmesGrace
Good morning all! Today in going to talk about the ‘R’ word…
REVIEWS, REVIEW, REVIEWS….
Chances are that anyone reading this post has both bought and read books at some point in time. But the question is: Did you write a review once you finished that last delectable page?
In most cases, the answer word be no. In fact, nine times out of ten, the answer is no. But why is that?
Well, like everyone else, your time is probably limited. Between work and family, There never seems to be enough time in the day right? With everything going on in life, it’s easy to forget to leave a review.
But oh, those reviews are so very important. Why?
I’m so glad you asked. Here, let me explain.
For the rest of the blog go to:
https://smpauthors.wordpress.com/2016/04/28/ambling-along-with-amy/
June 2, 2016
Friday Feature Janis Lane Whispers of Danger and Love
Talks with
Janis Lane
Author of
Whispers of Danger and Love
Author Janis Lane talks with us today about her book, Whispers of Danger and Love, and what is special about the story. Here is Janis:
Whispers is a cozy mystery with adventure. What makes this story different and special to my heart is the voice I’ve given to Cheryl. With this character I’ve indulged my personal love of plants and gardening. Through her voice you’ll hear about Crocosmia, a beautiful perennial dear to hummingbirds, a moth (Spinx) that pretends to be a hummer, why one plant is commonly called 4 o’clock, why a Lisianthus makes a better cut flower, than a petunia, why container gardening is great for some folks and not for others, and other such jewels of information gardeners might find interesting. (Who is the brown-eyed plant killer beast?) For once I did no research. I indulged my love for plants to my hearts content and Cheryl totally agreed with me. I hint of this inclusion to readers of Cozies who might also be totally foolish about gardening, as am I.
BLURB:
Cheryl Esterbrook is a landscape designer living in a cottage left to her by her grandmother. Her garden, of course, is a showpiece. Next door, an old acquaintance from her childhood moves into his grandmother’s home with boisterous companions enjoying the yard in a different way. Sparks fly with the possibility for a romance. Mystery and danger rear ugly heads. All is eventually settled to the satisfaction of all.
Peace in the neighborhood ended when hunky Detective David Larkin moved next door. Never mind he was Cheryl Esterbrook’s childhood heart throb, she wasn’t about to allow him to disrupt her quiet, orderly life style. Designing gardens was her work, but David didn’t hesitate to involve her in spying on a gangster and his live-in girlfriend. Cheryl should have listened when the man who grew up to be a serious policeman whispered across the hedge of imminent dangers in the days to come. Life takes a surprising turn when two people who loved each other as children transfer that affection to the adults they have now become.
Excerpt:
“I was shocked when she left me the house, you know.” She guessed from the tone of his voice he was serious. He really meant it. Was this the Scot or the Irish piece he used to express his guilt?
“She used to talk about you all the time. She kept up with your doings over the years, although she didn’t care much for your lady friends.” Cheryl glanced at him from underneath her eyelashes.
His eyes twinkled but his face transformed into inscrutably bland nothingness. She snorted, and he flashed a broad grin. She struggled to maintain her composure albeit recognizing the memorial power of that smile. There was history between the two of them. For a moment, the years dropped away, and two naughty children sat together plotting their next wicked escapade.
Purchase link: https://amzn.com/B01FIOG9MU
BIO:
Janis Lane lives in Western NY with her patient husband on a few acres outside a small, typical American village. Her day job is working in her son’s plant nursery. As well as Cozy Mysteries, she also writes Regency Romances as Emma Lane. Find her most recent release, The Recalcitrant Duke, at:
Links:
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https://twitter.com/emmajlane1
May 31, 2016
Wednesday Special Spotlight Perfectly Planned Linda O’Connor
Shines on
Perfectly Planned
She has it all Perfectly Planned . . .
Chloe Keay is on the hunt for the perfect sperm donor, but who knew it would be this hard? So many things to consider in a father – sure height and hair color are important, but what about the real issues. How does he feel about bagpipe music? Does he buy the extended warranty? Skittles or M&Ms? She doesn’t want an average Joe. She’s narrowed it down to two candidates and has the perfect plan to pick the heir and the spare.
Staff Sergeant Rip Logan, head of the elite Tactics and Rescue Unit, has a gut feeling that Chloe Keay is trouble. She’s a sexy little spark plug who radiates innocence, but it doesn’t jibe with her suspicious behavior and probing questions. The fact that he’s attracted irritates him. What exactly is she after? And should he go with his gut or follow his heart?
Planning for love – what could possibly go wrong?
Buy link: http://amzn.to/22RThWn
Excerpt from Perfectly Planned:
For pretty much everything her parents needed, from house repairs to health questions, they had a child on speed-dial. And bonus, funds flowed freely to pay for their place in a retirement home.
Perfectly planned.
That’s the kind of retirement plan Chloe Keay was after. Maybe not six kids. Six was a bit of a handful, especially flying solo. But she could handle one, at least to begin with.
It would’ve been easier with Roger, but oh well, on to Plan B.
Sperm bank.
She had been poked and prodded and deemed a healthy receptacle.
But, oh how to choose which little swimmers to let loose? She needed smart (had to earn the big bucks), features similar to hers (hair color notwithstanding), family oriented (obviously had to love their momma), and not too nasally a voice (very annoying). They needed to be screened for reverse traits—ones that would make her wish she could reverse the whole process.
She needed more than the measly amount of info available online.
No problem. She had applied for a job as a weekend receptionist at the sperm bank, interviewed quite successfully (naturally), and waited patiently while they narrowed down their selection.
She had started three weeks ago.
The job was straightforward, certainly not as creative as painting. In fact, it was kinda slow. She liked the music in the waiting room, though, especially with her mouse clicking. She could get quite a beat going. Left click. Right click. Left-right-right click. She could see it catching on. In fact, it should be posted on YouTube because it’d give her something to watch at work, too.
She hadn’t lost sight of her plan, but it wasn’t obvious where all the data was stored. She had opened several files, but it wasn’t until she rocked and clicked to The Jaded Gentlemen, that lo and behold, the folder popped up.
Now, she wasn’t a computer genius or anything, but who uses 1234 as their password? You’d think all that confidential information about sperm donors would be behind a bigger firewall. Nope.
So, her two top matches now had names.
4652 Ripley Logan
2485 Jared Clayton
A few social media clicks later, and voilà, she set up friend requests with both. Even better, it looked like Ripley’s baseball team had a rain-date game on Friday, seven o’clock, right here in Rivermede at Fairfield Park.
He was sporty. She clicked a happy beat.
She could go to the game and check him out. Try to learn more about him, but keep it quiet, fly under the radar.
She spun around in her chair and smiled. Perfect.
Buy Link: http://amzn.to/22RThWn
Bio:
Linda O’Connor started writing a few years ago when she needed a creative outlet other than subtly rearranging the displays at HomeSense. It turns out she loves writing romantic comedies and has a few more stories to tell. When not writing, she’s a physician at an Urgent Care Clinic (well, even when she is writing she’s a physician, and it shows up in her stories
May 30, 2016
Tell Again Tuesday Putting Short Stories into Multi-Author Anthologies for More Exposure
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Putting Short Stories into Multi-Author Anthologies for More Exposure (and more money)
Anthologies have been around for a long time, and it’s no surprise that indie authors are editing and publishing them, along with all other types of fiction.
We’ve talked before about how it’s tough to do well with short stories, in part because readers often prefer longer fiction, and in part because the minimum price you can list your ebooks for on Amazon and the other stores (without doing free) is 99 cents. When you sell entire novels for 3.99 or thereabouts, it can be tough to ask a dollar for a story that might only be 5,000 words and take 20 minutes for someone to read.
I thought I’d present another option, something that . . .
For the rest of the blog go to:
http://www.lindsayburoker.com/tips-and-tricks/short-stories-and-anthologies/
May 26, 2016
Friday Features Maggie’s Fork in the Road Linda Bradley
Finds out about
Maggie’s Fork in the Road
By
Linda Bradley
Today award-winning author Linda Bradley shares with us the inspiration and
background for her Montana Bound Series of books. Her debut novel, Maggie’s Way was a Romance Readers’ Choice Award Summer 2016 Finalist and is a 2016 Booksellers Best Finalist. The newest, Maggie’s Fork in the Road, is due to release June 30th and we wish her success. Here’s Linda.
What do you get when you cross a middle-aged woman who is a cancer survivor caught in a hiccup of life with a pesky eight-year-old on a mission to understand her Hollywood mother? You get a cast of misfits waiting to steal your heart as they live life, each on their own soul-searching mission.
I found my voice when I brought Maggie Abernathy and Chloe McIntyre to life. The inspiration for my Montana Bound Series comes from my own struggle with breast cancer three years ago. I pondered the old cliché, write what you know and thought, why not? So, I did. The first book, Maggie’s Way was originally meant to be a stand alone but as I neared the end I knew Maggie’s story was far from over.
In book two, Maggie’s Fork in the Road, youngster, Chloe McIntyre doesn’t take a backseat to anyone. And once again, I thought about, write what you know. And I know seven and eight-year-olds as I teach second grade full-time. In my twenty-seven years of being in a classroom, I’ve met a brood. Some readers ask me if Chloe is inspired by a particular student and my answer is, no. She’s a product of all my students. In the whirlwind of time, and it does seem that way as I grow older, children seem to be much savvier than when I began teaching. My students aren’t the only ones getting an education. I may be teaching reading, writing, and arithmetic, but they’re teaching me a thing or two along the way.
Writing Maggie Abernathy is a great deal of fun. Her sarcastic wit and hearty dreams make for intrigue, but she wouldn’t be her without the eccentric characters that drive her life. Each have their own tribulations and through their interactions find themselves with an ironclad bond, but just when they’ve become connected, their dreams drive them in different directions and it’s never easy to say goodbye.
Life is an adventure. Creating stories that connect with readers is the adventure I dreamed of years ago. Maggie’s Fork in the Road will be out June 30th and the book three, Maggie’s Montana will be out September 28th. It’s an honor to share them with readers across the globe. Enjoy!
Maggie’s Fork in the Road Blurb:
Maggie Abernathy learns that pesky neighbors, John and Chloe McIntyre are moving to Montana. The only problem is…she can’t fathom living without them now that they’ve stolen her heart. While trying to digest the news and accept John’s decision to leave Michigan, Maggie ventures to Chicago with Chloe to see Chloe’s Hollywood mother in a photo shoot, where the three kindle a quirky bond making it even harder to say goodbye. With the support of Maggie’s meddling mother, best friend Judy, and a surprise visit from Montana rancher, Winston Ludlow McIntyre, Maggie begins to wonder which fork in the road leads home.
Buy Links:
Maggie’s Fork in the Road will be available on Amazon.
Where to find Linda:
May 24, 2016
Wednesday Special Spotlight Breakwater Beach
Shines on
Breakwater Beach
Buy link http://amzn.to/1VfwnZR
BLURB – Liz Levine is convinced her recently deceased husband is engineering the sequence of events that propels her into a new life. But it’s sea captain Edward Barrett, the husband that died over a century ago, who has returned to complete their unfinished business. Edward’s lingering presence complicates all her plans and jeopardizes a new relationship that reawakens her passion for life and love. What are Captain Barrett’s plans for his wife, and for the man who is the new object of her affections?
Excerpt:
Mike tipped his hand in salute and went out to his truck. “Morning,” he said to Mae who was getting out of her van.
“Good morning’ to ya, too,” she replied, looking at him askance. “Come along, lassies, still plenty to do.”
Mae looked at Liz standing in the doorway wearing Mike’s sweatshirt. Her eyes traveled from Liz’s hair, still damp and caked with mud and sand, all the way down to her bare feet.
“Ehh . . . a change in plans, girls. We’ll start downstairs today. First, polish the woodwork and then clean all the fixtures. Then upstairs, after the missus has time to get dressed.”
Mae herded them out of the foyer then followed Liz upstairs, smiling like she was about to solve the crime of the century. “From the looks of ya, that was one wild night on the beach. Now ya best be hoppin’ into the tub after passin’ me the nightie. I’ll soak it and get that mud out before it’s ruined. I’ll freshen the big guy’s sweatshirt, too.”
“It was nothing like that, Mae.” Liz couldn’t bear the thought of having to explain this to another person she knew from another life.
“Don’t get me wrong. I’m not passin’ any judgment. To be honest, I’m relieved. Ya took my advice. There’s nothin’ wrong with livin’, Liz.”
Buy link http://amzn.to/1VfwnZR
Bio:
Carole Ann Moleti lives and works as a nurse-midwife in New York City, thus explaining her fascination with all things paranormal, urban fantasy, and space opera. Her nonfiction focuses on health care, politics, and women’s issues. But her first love is writing science fiction and fantasy because walking through walls is less painful than running into them.
Books One and Two in the Unfinished Business series, Carole’s Cape Cod paranormal romance novels, Breakwater Beach and The Widow’s Walk, were published by Soulmate. Book Three, Storm Watch, is expected in 2017.
Urban fantasies set in the world of Carole’s novels have been featured in Haunted: Ten Tales of Ghosts, Seers: Ten Tales of Clairvoyance, Beltane: Ten Tales of Witchcraft, and Bites: Ten Tales of Vampires.
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