Book Blitz & Giveaway - The Secret Wolf by Ana W. Fawkes

The Secret Wolf

A Full Moon Mercy Novel

Book 1

Ana W. Fawkes

Genre: paranormal romance, motorcycle club

Publisher: Hundred to Home

Number of pages: 185

Word Count: 57,000

Book Description:

Welcome to the world of FULL MOON MERCY.

This isn't just a book about a MC... this is about a brotherhood, a group of men who share a bond not just within the MC, but within their souls...

They're men. They're beasts. They are... FULL MOON MERCY.

Sitting next in line to run Full Moon Mercy Motorcycle Club, Lucas Trowwer has kept his fair share of secrets. Whether it's the cover up of murders in town or the fact that all the men that sit at the table are truly beasts on the inside, Lucas knows the line between paranormal and reality is very thin.

When bodies start piling up in town, the evidence points to a rival shifter crew looking to take down the MC, and the last thing Lucas needs is to save an innocent woman and fall for her. His trust must now reside in a woman who is beyond beautiful... and completely human. If things couldn't get any more confusing, a one night stand from Lucas's past comes forward with news that could change the path of Full Moon Mercy and Lucas is trapped within secrets, romance, and bloodshed.

There's a war brewing in the town of Mercy... and deep inside Lucas's beast of a heart.

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About the Author

Ana W. Fawkes is the best selling author of several series including, BY HIS COMMAND, WITH THE ROCKSTAR, and the new smash hit shifter MC romance, FULL MOON MERCY.

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1 grand prize giveaway of a $25 Amazon.com gift card.

10 ebook copies of the second Full Moon Mercy book – The True Beast. There will 10 winners of a single.

Additional Giveaway:

Anyone who buys a copy of The Secret Wolf (A Full Moon Mercy) and sends the proof of purchase to Ana at AnaFawkes@gmail.com will be put on a list to receive a *free* ebook Full Moon Mercy novella when published. (Novella is due for summer publication!)

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The Wizard's Orb

Author: Sherwin14M

Genre: Teen Fantasy / Adventure

Wattpad Book Blurb:

In Zabaran’s two hundredth century of ruling the world of Zuran, the new prophecy of the Paramerinian had finally revealed in the walls of Zal’Manja tombs saying, “THE HALF ZURANIAN BLOOD WILL STOP AND RETURN THE AMENDED RULES TOGETHER WITH HIS COMPANIONS.” The Bluewhights were now very old but their lines were fortunately increasing. The red cloaked wizard who traveled the other world had finally found the half Zuranian blood in the strange village of Wayne’s estate.

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Crazy Sexy Cool

Author: Athena_Heart

Genre: Romance

Wattpad Book Blurb:

As the car headed towards them at full speed, he pulled out his gun much to her horror. Why and how did the man she was to wed in a couple of weeks, possess a gun? He took aim and fired, the bullet piercing the driver’s forehead, smack in the centre. One single perfect shot and the man was dead. “What’s going on, Dean?” She asked him and he replied, “Business. You’ve nothing to worry about. You are safe with me.”  Deadly secrets and heart – breaking lies. Without a doubt, the goody two – shoes heiress, knew he was keeping deceitful skeletons in the closet. When he fired a bullet through a man’s forehead with perfect precision, Elena Cruz was certain that the reckless bad boy had grown into someone far worse than the boy she had once known.

Sexy and arrogant, the grandson of a powerful Mafia family, Dean Bishop wanted nothing else but her, even if she was a snooty spoilt princess. Having taken over her family’s business with a sealed contract which included a marriage between the two, Dean knew he had Elena exactly where he wanted her. When the attack was made on them both, Dean knew there was a mole amongst his Crew of soldiers and Elena would easily be a target. But she was safe because she was by his side and he would protect her.   In a sudden turn of events, Elena found the courage within her to make a run for it, to be free of Dean once and for all. Filled with blind fury, he pursued, determined to find her at all costs. The problem was, the traitor in their midst was also after her. Would Dean and Elena ever realise that they belong together, before the traitor gets to one of them as death lingers dangerously near?

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Category X

Author: CT_Hill
Genre: Sci-fi / Mystery / Thriller

Wattpad Book Blurb:
Evan and Alexander make a disastrous discovery, but instead of using the compound for the benefit of the world, they move to release the pathogen; the very pathogen to which they have the only cure.

When Special Agent Olivia Frey is given the case of her career, it does not take long for her to realize that what she is investigating is no ordinary murder, but something that will be forever etched in history.

The world takes a breath as it realizes its greatest catastrophe, as the gift of reproduction is snatched right from humanity's hands.

Category X means that the world will change.

Will you survive?

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Blog Tour Interview & Giveaway - Fury by Charlotte McConaghy

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Fury: Book 1 of The Cure

by Charlotte McConaghy

Pages: 348 pg

Publication Date: March 25th, 2014

Publisher: Momentum Books, Pan Macmillan

Book Description:

In the tradition of Divergent comes a novel about a world where negative emotions are stolen ... and only those with fury can stand up and fight.

Eighteen-year-old Josephine Luquet wakes naked and covered in blood that is not hers on the same day every year—when the blood moon is full. Josi has not responded to the "Cure"—an immunization against anger mandated by the government—and believes herself to be a threat to others.

Then she meets Luke. Luke has had the Cure but seems different to the other "drones"—and he's dead set on helping Josi discover the truth about herself before the next blood moon.

But time is running out. Is Luke willing to risk his life to be near her? Does he truly understand what violence she is capable of?

Raw and full of passion, Fury is a story of love in a dystopian world, and how much we are willing to forgive in the struggle to remember our humanity.

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Author Interview

1. What inspired you to write your first book?

I was fourteen when I started writing Arrival, my first novel, and at the time I was reading avidly (I still am, of course) but I was frustrated with the types of novels I was finding. Children’s stuff was too young, a lot of teen stuff was too young, and adult books were a bit boring. Dry, somehow—not sweeping or romantic and inherently thrilling enough. There were gems, of course, like the novels of Guy Gavriel Kay and Isobelle Carmody, which were rich and complex and challenging. I was equally inspired by these and frustrated that I wasn’t finding enough of them, so I set out to write the book I wanted to read. Of course, there is a plethora of fantastic YA stuff on the market now – if I could give my current favourite books to my teenage self she would be in absolute heaven. Now I make that a rule for myself—to always write what I would wish to read, and hope that the passion I have for these stories will engage readers.

2. Do you have a specific writing style?

Well… I suppose it depends on which genre I’m writing in. For fantasy, I like my style to be expansive and descriptive. It needs to feel rich and lush and very visual—and I have to make sure I don’t let myself get too flowery. For sci-fi I try to write more simply—less adjectives, more action… And then when I write screenplays, it’s a matter of completely stripping the writing bare and still managing to make it feel engaging and poetic. I love to write in first person point of view, but I would never write an entire novel without exploring more than one character’s perspective—one would be too restricting. Recently I have been enjoying taking inspiration from the style of writing you find in fairytales and myths.

3. How did you come up with the title?

The title for Fury presented itself very easily—because the entire book revolves around which humans have been cured of their fury. It seemed like a good, striking name to go with.

4. Is there a message in your novel that you want readers to grasp?

If I try to distill it down to one message, I guess it would be simply to not be afraid of whatever emotions you are feeling. That light and dark must coexist in the world, and in ourselves, and to deny that is to deny what makes us human.

5. How much of the book is realistic?

Realistic… Hmm. Well, the world is very unrealistic in the sense that it’s an imagined future where most humans have been wiped out, and the remaining survivors have had their anger ‘cured’ out of them. But I fervently hope that the emotions of the characters, their interactions, their relationships—the characters as wholes—ring true, and fill the dystopian world with authenticity. That’s the challenge of writing in a made-up world—ensuring the characters are realistic enough to be relatable to readers.

6. What book are you reading now?

I am just about to finish reading ‘Dreams of Gods and Monsters’ by Laini Taylor, and man—I LOVE it. Probably my favourite series of all time.

7. Are there any new authors that have grasped your interest?

I thoroughly enjoyed ‘Half Bad’ by Sally Green—she’s a beautiful writer. Pierce Brown’s debut novel ‘Red Rising’ was fantastic, and one of my new favourites. There are so many… I’m loving all the fantasy/sci-fi/paranormal stuff that is coming out now.

8. What are your current projects?

I’m currently working on the edits for the second book in my ‘Chronicles of Kaya’ Trilogy, the first of which was ‘Avery’. That will be released in July. And I’m also writing the sequel to ‘Fury’.

9. Did you learn anything from writing your book and what was it?

I did a lot of research into the brain for this novel—types of memories, how emotions are triggered, the rational compartments versus the instinctive ones, where adrenalin comes from, etc—so that was an incredibly interesting thing to learn about. I researched weaponry, and the training procedures of secret agents. All of this was really important to the characters and the story. But beyond just the research I did, the writing of this novel itself was a learning experience, because it taught me to question the world more than I have done before. The science-fiction concept demanded that I be rigorous about how I look at humanity and its patterns, as well as the behavior of people under the strain of oppression.

10. What were the challenges (research, psychological etc) in bringing your story to life?

Oh, I think I accidentally answered the research stuff in the question above. But in terms of the psychological challenges for me, it was really ensuring that I immersed myself in the minds of the characters, which can be really confronting, especially when those characters are deeply damaged by their surrounds.

About the Author

Charlotte started writing her children’s fantasy series ‘The Strangers of Paragor’ as a teenager and has since gone on to publish five novels. After a Masters degree in Screenwriting she wrote ‘Avery’, the first in her adult fantasy series ‘The Chronicles of Kaya’, published by Random House. She now lives in Sydney, Australia, and has just released a new dystopian sci-fi novel called ‘Fury – Book One of The Cure’, published by Momentum.

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Release Week Blitz & Giveaway - Against the Darkness by A M Griffin

Against the Darkness

by A M Griffin

Young Adult

Date Published: June 4, 2014

Synopsis:

Seventeen year old Sinta Allen has one objective, to get from Tallahassee, Florida to her mother in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Seems simple enough right? Wrong. Hostile aliens have invaded Earth—and it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to know that we’re losing the fight. While the aliens bring devastation and destruction and take people away to God knows where in their spaceships, Sinta, along with some of her classmates must rely on their survival instincts, a little luck and each other if they want to survive the venture across the country. The last thing she needs is for Wade, her school friend and Jason, her rescuer, to distract her along the way.

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Excerpt from Against the Darkness

“Please mom,” I say, whining. “I really don’t want to go.”

“Sinta, you know I love it when you help me out, but this conversation is getting old. We’ve been going round and round like this for months. You’re going, end of story.” She pulls into an empty parking space and turns off the car. “I’ll help you with your things,” she says, popping the trunk.

Feeling defiant, and with nothing else to lose, I cross my arms and don’t move. She opens her door and gets out. I hear her saying good morning to some of the other parents and kids, but I don’t budge.

I recognize the kids passing my car with their bags either in their hands or over their shoulders. Some look my way and smile. Some even wave enthusiastically. All are in grades below mine. With this being my senior year, I don’t expect many others from my class to be here. Like I told my mom, band camp isn’t needed for anyone’s college application, especially since most of us seniors applied for college last summer or during the beginning of first semester. Besides Mia and Ian, I expect to be hanging around a bunch of younger kids.

Through the side mirror I see my mom coming up to my door. I quickly lock it. Childish? Yes.

She raps on the window and, when I don’t answer, she raps again, this time faster and harder. When I still ignore her she leans closer to the window. “For the love of God, if you keep it up I will unlock this door and drag your skinny tail out and strangle you in front of everyone here and still make you get on that bus.”

My mom has never hit me before, she’s full of threats and they usually prove empty. I turn to see her glaring daggers at me.

The look on her face says that she intends to do as she said and more. I open the door and step out and around her. I grab my duffle and sleeping bag from the trunk and head to the bus.

“Aren’t you going to at least kiss me goodbye?” she yells out after me.

“I can’t. I need to hurry. I don’t want the fun to start without me.”

“Sinta!”

Without turning I raise my hand in the air, saying bye. Of course she’ll be mad for a little while, but then she’ll start missing me. I’m her only daughter and she forced me to go on a trip I didn’t want to take. I think by tomorrow afternoon she’ll be calling the camp to check up on me.

I set my things next to the other bags on the ground by the side of the bus and climb the stairs. I only stop briefly to see if Mia has made it yet.

Yep.

She and Ian are huddled in a back seat, kissing.

Lovely. The fun is starting already.

I walk down the aisle, passing ninth and tenth graders. Closer to the back are the eleventh graders and, taking up the last three rows, the twelfth graders. Myles Jackson or MJ as he’s called and Shayla Day have a seat across from Mia and Ian. Seeing MJ surprises me, because he’s a jock and the number one football prospect from Michigan. He doesn’t need band camp to go on any application. Michael and Aaron take up another seat, with MJ’s best friend Eric and his girlfriend Melissa across from them. Then there’s Daniel and Andrew taking up a seat, and across from them is an empty one.

“We saved you a seat,” Mia says, pulling her mouth away from Ian’s long enough to talk and breathe.

“Thanks,” I say sliding into it. I put my ear buds in and pull the hood of my Huron Band sweatshirt over my head.

Just as soon as I close my eyes I feel the dip in my seat. Opening one, I peek to catch a glimpse of Wade Hill squeezing into the seat next to me.

“Sorry, Sinta,” he says, after settling in. “I asked Mrs. Franklin for my own seat but she told me there wasn’t enough room. Mrs. Burgess told me to sit next to you, since you’re so skinny.”

I close my eyes. This is a punishment.

I hear the creak of the door closing and, after a few minutes, the bus begins to move.

“Testing, testing,” Ms. Burgess’ voice projects over the loud speaker. She’s the new young teacher who just started teaching at our school this year. “How about I sing everyone a nice little lullaby to get you all to sleep, hmm?

Oh. My. God.

“Can someone please tell her she isn’t auditioning for American Idol,” I mutter.

Wade laughs. His meaty arm brushes up against mine as he does.

Let the fun begin.

About the Author

A. M. Griffin is a wife who rarely cooks, mother of three, dog owner (and sometimes dog owned), a daughter, sister, aunt and friend. She’s a hard worker whose two favorite outlets are reading and writing. She enjoys reading everything from mystery novels to historical romances and of course fantasy romance. She is a believer in the unbelievable, open to all possibilities from mermaids in our oceans and seas, angels in the skies and intelligent life forms in distant galaxies.

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The Chase Begins

Author: Sandra Corton

Genre: Romance

Wattpad Book Blurb:

They met on a vacation in Hawaii. She was there to try and heal her broken heart while he was trying to escape his fame. For four days they played the happy tourist couple. Only on her last night there did she succumb to his charms. 

Brianna Morgan was known best in her town for dumping the towns most eligible bachelor when she found him cheating on her. Now she was stuck in the middle of planning her crazy best friends wedding. Two weeks before the wedding her reluctance to be involved became a stern no when she first spied the best man. 

Chase Montgomery was so over being the most talked about man for his action movies. If he never made another movie again he would be happy. He needed something real. Something like the four days with that beautiful woman in Hawaii. The first woman to ever say no to him and the steamiest night of his life. She was gone in the morning and he never saw her again. 

Idle thoughts of her became no more when he realised she was the Maid of Honour at his best mates wedding. Now all he had to do was convince her that their time spent vacationing together was enough to prove they were destined to be together.

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Author Interview

1. Please tell the readers a bit about yourself.

I have been writing since I was a teenager and I have loved reading since long before that. I live with my husband, his three pythons and my cat in good old New South Wales, Australia. Believe it or not but I drive trains when I’m not busy writing. I am incredibly creative and enjoy all different types of craft from card making to scrapbooking. I love watching old movies and have quite an addiction to sweet foods. Writing though is the most special thing for me because I love to create worlds and characters that others can relate to.

2. What types of books do you write?

Being a romantic, most of my stories are full of romance. My love of fantasy also plays a big part in my writing. I write mostly young adult fiction but have started into the realms of adult fiction recently.

3. How many books have you written?

The completed books I have on Wattpad is about ten. In my craft/writing room though I have dozens that are waiting to be written.

4. What movie and/or book are you looking forward to this year?

Jasper Fforde Painting by Numbers. I just read though that it isn’t going to be until next year so I am disappointed but still eagerly awaiting. The first book from this was as complicated as it was intriguing and I completely loved it.

5. What type of books do you enjoy reading?

Nothing can beat a good romance story or a good young adult story. I have my fantasy favourites as well. Of course any Jasper FForde books too, he is just a fantastic author.

6. If you were stranded on a desert island what 3 things would you want with you?

1. Books.

2. Writing paper.

3. A very good working pen.

7. Are you considering a sequel?

No I am not considering a sequel at the moment. Even though I left the ending quite open, which I do with all my stories in case I want to revisit them someday. I am busy working on other stories at the moment though

8. What inspired you to become a writer?

I write because it gives me a sense of freedom from real life. It allows you to step back and be someone else for a while. Once I started on Wattpad and found others enjoyed my scribbles I found the biggest inspiration I have ever had. Now I write for my followers as much as I write for me.

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Blog Tour Interview & Giveaway - The Wasteland by Emily Sims

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The Wasteland

by Emily Sims

Synopsis:

In another world, one far removed in time and space altogether, a timeless journey awaits. The path is steep, the road is long, and it encompasses a wild evil. Here, in a place entirely different from our own, we discover the lost remains of a once vast empire and a love story long forgotten.

In The Wasteland, set against a barren landscape, we find a terrified woman named Lylah. She races along the overgrown highways of a war-torn country, pursued by a deadly enemy. Try as she might, Lylah remembers nothing about her past or who she is. Without quite meaning to, she stumbles upon a sinister forest and a small tribe of people. They have dark skin and hair. They speak in thick accents. Nothing about them is familiar, but at least they’re safe.

As she struggles to unlock the keys to her past, Lylah falls deeply in love with this primitive way of life…a way of life she’s never known before. The tribe’s leader is a fearless man they call “Matteo.” He is formidable and abrasive, but Lylah is inexplicably drawn to him.

In spite of uncertainty, one thing remains: an evil force governs this rugged land. The Opposition uses its power to oppress thetribes-people and they are quickly closing in on Lylah. Will she summon the courage to face her past in time? Somehow, Lylah’s memories hold secrets that could destroy the Opposition and break its tyrannical power.

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Author Interview

1. What inspired you to write your first book? 

The inspiration for me probably started as a kid. I would read books by Victoria Holt (an oldie, but a goodie!) and T.C. Andrews (among others) and they would just suck me in completely. I was so passionate about them that I found myself wanting to create something that could really move people; I wanted to give people a great adventure that they could be involved in. I was also inspired by Stephenie Myers’ story. She was a mom at home with kids and just jumped into a story of her own. That may sound cheesy, but I was very much at the same point when I began writing The Wasteland. I thought, “I want to write something simply because I love it and I don’t care if it ever goes anywhere!”

2. Do you have a specific writing style?

I don’t really have a style, except to say that I have to come to a very vulnerable place inside when I write.  I have to be okay with letting go of control and not caring what others may think and when I do that then the style and substance of my writing begins to take shape. I hope my writing is poetic. I try to weave words together so they seem more like art than anything else. There is no formula, it’s about freedom.

3. How did you come up with the title?

I thought about the original picture in my mind when I began writing the book. In its simplest form, I was writing about a desert or a wasteland. I pictured two women lost and confused and a very handsome, elusive stranger who was determined to protect them. All around there was red dirt and wind and a complete lack of life. The title was an overflow of that picture.

4. Is there a message in The Wasteland that you want readers to grasp?

Oh wow! It’s about so many things. There isn’t one central message. Just like we learn so many lessons in life, this book evolved to include an array of subjects. One of my favorites has to do with a crossing of socioeconomic borders. No matter where you are, there are beautiful people.  They maybe hidden underneath rags or stress or downcast eyes, but they are there and if you search for it, you’ll find beauty everywhere. This was inspired by my visits to the country of Haiti. The country is in complete disarray, but the people are incredible and ferocious and beautiful! To the point where I could’ve given up my life here and lived there (and I don’t say that lightly).

This leads me to another message I would love people to grasp when they read my book…that of powerful love. How love can come in many forms and it really does have power. Love between a man and woman, between siblings and friends; between a woman and her children. Life could be crumbling around you, but you are still strong if you have love. I’m not talking about rainbows and bunny rabbits. No, I’m talking about the tough, abrasive, heart-shattering stuff.

And I believe everyone…everyone…has capacity for this passionate kind of love.

5. How much of the book is realistic?

Well, the setting is a different world filled with Kingdoms, glowing Guardians, untainted Royals and all the magic that can come from a place such as that. However, I believe very much that the relationships within the book are realistic. The subject matter has a great undercurrent of realism.

6. What book are you reading now?

I’m the mom of five kids with a brain that never stops whirling, so naturally I read more than one book at a time! I’m rereading “The Wasteland” because I’m prepping to write the sequel and I want to make sure I have all the details of what I wrote cemented in my brain. I’m also reading “Writing Down the Bones” by Natalie Goldberg and a book about schooling called “Dumbing us Down” by John Taylor Gatto. That last one is fairly controversial, but I’m curious to read what he has to say.

7. Are there any new authors that have grasped your interest?

In the past year, I’ve been focusing all my energy on having babies and adjusting to our newly adopted children and lifestyle. I’ve been reading more self-help books than fiction because sometimes it feels like I’m drowning in a sea of kids! I haven’t had a chance to check out any new authors lately, but I am very much looking forward to the day when I can. I dream of sitting down in the quiet with a good book DAILY!

8. What are your current projects? 

We’ve recently added a new baby and two children from Haiti to our family, so my life has been a whirlwind! I’m working on writing more regularly for my blog. I’m also working on the sequel to “The Wasteland”. In the near future, I’ll be working on some more stories based on people I’ve interviewed.  Stay tuned!!

9. Did you learn anything from writing this book and what was it?

To trust myself. I struggle with being afraid that I won’t measure up or that people won’t respond to the things I have to say.  This experience has taught me to let go and simple BE who I am.

10. What were the challenges (research, psychological etc) in bringing this story to life? 

Finding time to write was a challenge.  That still takes a great amount of discipline.  I wrote a completely horrible first draft and it was tough to decide what parts to keep and what to throw out. Mostly, it was perseverance.  I just had to keep going and not give up.  That was the biggest challenge.


About the Author

Emily is a mother, writer, photographer, and home-schooler. She loves family, thrift shopping, chai lattes, good books, nature, and learning new things. She strives to find beauty and divinity in imperfect things…she searches for God in the earthy and thegrit and the ordinary and the joyful stuff of life.

She lives in Texas with her husband and five children.

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Release Day Book Blast - Dreamer by Becca Johnson

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Dreamer

by Becca Johnson

Synopsis:

Fifteen-year-old Rory Adair has a secret—dreams that foreshadow what is to come. Excited about finally meeting the hot, tall, blue-eyed guy from one of those dreams, she is shocked when he turns out to be identical twin brothers Bryce and Ryder Wyatt, both of whom take an instant interest in her and compete for her attention.

As Rory tries to use her secret ability to help her decide which brother to ask to the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the dreams start to change. Something bad is going to happen, but before she can figure out how to warn her friends without revealing her secret, her best friend Stacey goes missing.

Rory teams up with Bryce, who has a secret ability of his own. Together they use their abilities, intellect, and gut instinct to find the missing women. Can Rory sort through her feelings for the Wyatt brothers—and find her friend—before she loses them all?

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Book Blitz & Giveaway - Savannah Sacrifice by Danica Winters

Savannah Sacrifice

Nymph Series

Book 4

Danica Winters

Publisher: Crimson Romance

Length: 56k words

Book Description:

Answers that she must find… A truth that he can’t escape…And ghosts up to no good…

Being a demi-god has its privileges. For the young nymph, Starling Jackson, it means the gift of seduction and more than that—near immortality. Yet, when her life is filled with spirits, immortality may not be all it’s cracked up to be.

With the help of her bodyguard, Jasper Gray, and secret books left to her by her late-mother’s friend, she may have found the answer to all of her problems.  First, they must find a way to locate the books in their enemy’s hotbed all while staying safe and most importantly—without falling in love.

In the battles between the head and the heart and enemies and friends, tough decisions must be faced—and sacrifices made.

About the Authors

Danica Winters is a bestselling author of over ten books.  She has won multiple awards and is known for writing books that grip readers with their ability to drive emotion through suspense and occasionally a touch of magic. Most recently, Danica was the winner of the 2013 Paranormal Romance Guild’s Book of the Year Award and currently a finalist in the Chanticleer Reviews and Media Paranormal Book of the Year competition for her paranormal romantic suspense novel, Montana Mustangs.

When she’s not working, she can be found in the wilds of Montana testing her patience while she tries to understand the allure of various crafts (quilting, pottery, and painting are not her thing).  She always believes the cup is neither half full nor half empty, but it better be filled with wine.

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