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Tuesday, November 12, 2024
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These Audiobooks Are Now Available on ALL Platforms
These audiobooks are now available on ALL platforms. Besides Audible/Amazon, you can also find them at Google Play, Apple, Chirp, Barnes & Noble, Kobo/Walmart, Audiobooks.com, and Spotify, as well as many other sites!
Thursday, November 7, 2024
Please Welcome Delta James as She Tells Us About Her Paranormal/Urban Fantasy Romance, Magic Unleashed, The Grimm Files, Book One
Excerpt:
With no warning whatsoever, Phoenix bolted after it—whatever it was. She might be some badass faery enforcer, but he wasn’t about to let her go alone. Griff flung a handful of bills at Finn and bolted out the door behind her.
The muggy night smacked him in the face like a slap as he emerged, keeping one eye on the retreating figure and the other on Phoenix. Whoever or whatever it was, was fast, but Phoenix was faster. She seemed to levitate just above the ground—even without her wings—as she closed the distance.
“Phoenix!” Griff called, but to no avail. Phoenix didn’t break stride, turn around, or even slow down. The figure ducked into an alley, and Phoenix followed, the darkness swallowing her up.
Griff raced to catch up with her, rounding the corner just in time to see the figure disappear through a door at the end of the alley. Griff saw Phoenix skid to a halt. He could feel the presence of magic in the alley. Many parts of the city felt as if magic had been mixed into the mortar that held the buildings together.
Griff caught up to her, breathing heavily as he glanced at the door. “Looks like we found our lead.”
Phoenix nodded, her grip tightening on her knives. “And it’s not going to wait for us.”
With one last glance at Griff, she pushed the door open, stepping into the unknown.
Griff Broussard wasn’t a stranger to darkness. It lingered at the edges of his life, always threatening to swallow him whole. But tonight, as he stood at the threshold of the old door, staring at the door Phoenix had just disappeared through, that familiar darkness felt different. It was alive, pulsating with magic and danger, pulling him into its depths like a predator sizing up its prey.
The metallic tang of the night air filled his lungs as he pushed through the door behind Phoenix, muscles tense and instincts flaring. His senses sharpened. Even in human form, his dragon nature simmered beneath his skin, the beast pacing impatiently, ready to be unleashed at the first hint of a threat. He couldn’t help it—not here, not now, not with the echoes of his father’s unsolved murder still whispering at the edges of his mind.
Phoenix was already a few steps ahead, her movements fluid and silent as she navigated the narrow hallway beyond the door. Griff’s gaze swept the space, noting every detail—the cracked tiles on the floor, the flickering overhead light, and the faint trace of something old, something ancient lingering in the air. Magic. He could smell it, thick and oppressive, curling around him like smoke.
“Phoenix, wait,” he hissed, his voice low but urgent.
She glanced back at him, her eyes sharp and alert, but there was a flicker of impatience in her expression. Phoenix always charged headfirst into danger, relying on her instincts and speed.
Griff had always been the opposite—calculated, methodical. He needed to understand what they were walking into before they stepped too deep. But there was no time for planning now. The person they’d been chasing—their only lead—was somewhere ahead, and they couldn’t afford to lose it.
Without another word, Phoenix continued forward, her hand brushing the wall as she moved. Griff followed, the tension between them thickening with each step. He knew she could handle herself—hell, she was probably better suited for this than he was—but that didn’t stop the protective instinct that flared in his chest whenever they were in a situation like this. He hated that about himself. Hated how being around her always made him feel more… vulnerable. More aware of the fact that she was a storm he could never quite tame.
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Disney Jedi Princesses
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Please Welcome Lee K. Rogers as She Tells Us About Her Urban Fantasy Romance, The Hunter’s Moon, Unleashed, Book One
Excerpt:
The animal stayed in the bushes, following along slowly and silently as it tracked its prey. He could smell it. Taste it. And it attracted him like nothing ever had before.
Do wolves think in the same way that humans do? Or do they rely only on instinct, hunting mindlessly?
Whether intellectual reasoning or animal instinct, the wolf knew it had to watch this woman. It wanted her. It needed her.
Ana breathed in the early autumn air as she headed away from the university and onto the darker streets of the neighboring suburb. It was an older neighborhood, built in the 1920s when the town of Rivelou had begun to spread from its central location on the river, south across the railroad tracks. This particular section of town had been built for the railroad workers: tiny shotgun houses lined up on even tinier lawns.
As Ana crossed Roosevelt Avenue, the streetlights ended, and the sidewalk was illuminated only by occasional porch or walk lights. She loved sauntering home from her evening classes this time of the year. The air, while it could not yet be called crisp, had lost its summer sultriness, a welcome change from the blistering heat of a Kentucky summer.
As she strolled down Harlan Street, farther from the more heavily trafficked avenue, the road became even darker. It was too soon for most of the leaves to have fallen; they were just beginning to turn red on this last week in September and were so thick on the trees that they hid the full moon. Part of the charm of the old neighborhood was the beautiful, large, old maples and oaks, but their roots also tore up the sidewalks. Ana tripped on one of those cracks. Papers, a lipstick, her wallet, and a few other necessary items spilled out of her purse, and she shook her head in disgust. How could she always trip in the same spot, night after night? It wasn’t as if she hadn’t memorized the uneven areas in the sidewalk after years of walking this way.
The young woman bent down to gather her various belongings and froze. Was that something growling? Somewhat spooked, Ana shoved everything back in her bag and hurried down the street. After a moment she slowed, listening carefully to the night noises around her.
Nothing unusual.
She shook her head. It must have been her imagination. She had slowed her pace and continued on when she heard the sound again. A low growl nearby. A dog? No one on this block had an animal big enough to make that sort of sound. That growl had definitely come from something larger than Mrs. Ahearn’s yappy little Pomeranian. She picked up her pace again.
Only a half block until she turned onto Sycamore, then another half block until she arrived at her own home.
The growl came again. She settled her purse more securely on her left shoulder, her computer bag on her right, and doubled her pace. There were no lights on any of the houses on this part of the block, and of course, the moon took that moment to hide behind a cloud. She took a deep breath and tried to walk at a steady pace. She wouldn’t run even though she could now hear the animal behind her as she rounded the corner. She breathed a sigh of relief when she saw her own porch light on as well as that of her neighbors, Joe and Linsdey. Only a few more steps to safety.
She was almost in front of her own door when she heard the rush of paws with nails clicking behind her on her sidewalk. With a howl, the animal knocked her down. Holding her computer case in front of her face, she yelled and pushed it at the animal’s huge, dark head. “Take a bite of that, you nasty beast!” It was all teeth and glowing eyes as it loomed over her, growling.
“What do you want?” she shouted. Though it had her on the ground, it didn’t make a move, just stood gazing at her. If she did move, it would strike. She had to do something. She drew a deep breath and prepared to scream when someone came running up behind her.
“Hey, you, get back! Get back!”
She turned her head and saw a man running toward her and the slobbering animal. The man grabbed a stick from the ground as he rushed forward, waving it at the animal.
“Back! Get back, you ugly beast!” he shouted again, striking the creature who turned, snarling at him. They stared intently at each other for a moment before the canine finally dodged the stick and lunged to take a bite out of the man.
The man got in a couple of good blows before the dog suddenly grabbed the stick, tugged at it, and knocked him to the ground. Fumbling in her purse, Ana took action just as the dog leaned back on its haunches preparing to strike. Just before he lunged on the fallen man, Ana found her can of mace and hit the dog in the face with the noxious spray. With a howl of pain, it ran into the darkness.
Several more porch lights suddenly popped on to light the night, and the street was filled with neighbors coming to check on the unusual commotion.
“Are you alright?” her rescuer, still gasping and out of breath, asked. “It didn’t bite you, did it?
What Makes The Hunter's Moon Special?
The Hunter’s Moon is different from many of the paranormal romances because it blends a murder mystery with romance—and all within a world populated by shapeshifters, witches, and other paranormal creatures living hidden in plain sight amongst the “N.P.’s” or “non-paras” in the small southern town of Rivelou, Ky. This unique combination of suspense, passion, and supernatural intrigue adds layers to the story that readers of urban fantasy, romance, and mystery will love.
A Love Triangle with a Dangerous
Twist
At the heart of the story is a compelling love triangle between the heroine, an alpha werewolf, and a hunter sworn to destroy her kind. But this isn't just a romance about choosing between two lovers. It’s a story about identity, loyalty, and trust. The heroine must decide where her heart lies, but also where her safety and future belong. Each choice is fraught with risk—what she desires could cost her everything.
A Murder Mystery Woven into the
Romance
Unlike many paranormal romances that focus primarily on relationships, The Hunter’s Moon incorporates a dark murder mystery. As the heroine navigates her tangled emotions, she must also solve a deadly crime tied to the very heart of the supernatural community. The stakes are high—not just for love, but for survival.
First in Series
The book is the first in The Unleashed Series and introduces us to the many characters in the sleepy little town, where unknown to many of the “non-para’s” much of the social and political life is actually run by the werewolves, witches, vampires, and other paranormals in the community. The heroine isn’t a damsel in distress. She’s fierce and independent, as she navigates the world of working single mom, a family who thinks they know what is best for her, and the strange world of the paranormal that her two would-be lovers are involved in. Her journey of self-discovery makes her relatable, even as she deals with extraordinary circumstances.
This mix of mystery, danger, and supernatural romance with a heroine facing the same problems many of us face today, makes The Hunter’s Moon more than a typical love story. It’s an intense, emotionally charged journey where desire collides with danger—and nothing is ever what it seems. If you love stories with high stakes, gripping mysteries, and characters who walk the line between love and ruin, then this book is for you!
Monday, November 4, 2024
Sunday, November 3, 2024
Now Available as an Audiobook! FIRE GODS, Deities, Book 3, a Contemporary Fantasy/Apocalyptic Romance
Now Available as an Audiobook!
Deities, Book 3
Contemporary Fantasy/Apocalyptic Romance
Word Count: 36.2K
$2.99 e / $10.99 p / $14.95 a
Narrated by Chase Johnson
Length: 4 hrs, 43 min
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From an underground bomb shelter, Andrea Johns has been watching the apocalypse play out through live feeds from around the world. A tsunami hitting the Rockies, tornadoes in the Andes, lava filling the Grand Canyon, earthquakes in Paris—the world is literally being wiped out one natural disaster at a time. And it’s only a matter of time before every living being is wiped out with it.
Pyre, the demi-god of fire, along with his brothers, are still wreaking havoc on earth per the old gods’ orders, but they have been careful not to kill every living thing. Some humans need to remain alive to worship the gods and bring them back into power, and those humans will need food. Upon clearing out one area in particular, Pyre sees something, or someone, fleeing and decides it’s worth saving. He wasn’t expecting a human, or that she’d be able to see him. Could it be he’d gotten as lucky as his brothers and found his woman?
Andrea is torn. Yes, Pyre saved her, but he’s also responsible for all that is happening. Does she trust him? Can she trust her heart? When the other two women who “belong” to the demi-gods go missing, it’ll take everyone working together to save them.
Saturday, November 2, 2024
Flower Lamps
Friday, November 1, 2024
Sale of the Month!
Now's your chance to get a print paperback copy of HEARTFAST (The HeartFast Series, Book 1)!
Each month I'll be posting one of them FOR SALE for only $10, and that includes postage.
Plus I'll autograph them and include a couple of swag items!
Hurry! Quantities are limited!
Book 1 of the HeartFast Series
Sensuous Sci-Fi Romance
Word Count: 102.9K
$5.99 e / $16.99 p / $21.70 a
It was a world that, eons ago, had suffered a
devastating plague that had rendered more than half its
population unable to reproduce. As a result, in order to assure
the survival of their species, the HandFast law was enacted.
Every month, twenty couples were drawn by lottery. Couples whose
sole purpose would then be procreation, the continuation of the
species. For the length of one year, two complete strangers
would follow the edicts of the HandFast, until the woman
conceived. Once that was accomplished, the couple was no longer
bound to each other, and they could go their separate ways while
the child was given to a couple unable to bear children.
It was a cold and impersonal law, but it worked.
However, the Guardians were exempt from having their names drawn
in the lottery. The very nature of their jobs, risking their
lives day in and day out to protect their galaxy, precluded any
thought of bearing children.
Which was why, when StarLight and Master Hunter heard their
names called out to be HandFasted, their neat, orderly lives
were turned upside-down. Gone was the comfortable
companionship they'd known. Gone was the brother-sister working
relationship and the friendship.
Now they would be forced into an intimacy neither had wanted,
nor expected.
Neither would they be prepared for the overwhelming passion they
would find in each other's bodies, as well as in their hearts.
And things would only get more complicated and dangerous.
Because their names had been
deliberately placed on the lottery, and the drawing had not been
a fluke. Instead, it was the first step in destroying their
world and every Guardian living.
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