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February 20, 2013

Review: The Couple

The Couple by Harlie Williams
Age Group: Adult
Genre: Romance
Release Date: December 28, 2012
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Book Description:

A woman has one thing on her mind tonight…sex. Dirty, sweaty, kinky sex with a cowboy. With her man gone more than he is at home, she needs the release.

After being away for two weeks, a cowboy goes looking for someone to play with for the night. Being away is part of the job but not having someone to come home to is hurting his soul. Feeling disconnected in his love life, the red head will be perfect.

Once they meet, can one night of pure passion led to more than just a one night stand for either of them? Communication is the key to every relationship. Can these two find a way to connect emotionally or are they destined for heartache.

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I’m not typically drawn to books about cowboys, they just aren’t my thing. But there was something that drew me to The Couple, despite the book description. I’m not sure what it was, but I’m incredibly glad I gave this story a chance. It’s a little shorter than I expected it to be, but no less fun, engaging, or sexy. Harlie Williams has an exceptional way with words.  The descriptions in this story made me feel like I was there.

February 7, 2013

Blog Tour: Finding Esta (The Supes Series #1)

Finding Esta (The Supes Series #1) by Shah Wharton
Age Group: New Adult
Genre: Paranormal/Urban Fantasy Romance
Release Date: December 16, 2012
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Book Description:

An unusual young woman and fledgling journalist, Luna has various restrictive oddities, all of which prevent any kind of physical intimacy. Abusive parents take pleasure in Luna’s misery and isolation, yet Luna strives to make them proud, to finally earn their elusive love – something she craves almost as much as the painless touch of a lover.

When she learns of a tragic story involving the kidnap of baby Esta, she jumps at the chance to investigate, dragging her Shadows along for the ride within the murky depths of her mind.

Meanwhile, a dark stranger visits Luna’s dreams and stalks her reality. In lieu of the real thing, their intimate moments excite rather than terrify. Nestled within his presence, she begins to sense an urgent message of danger – a message she struggles to interpret, until they finally meet….

Her investigations lead Luna to a vibrant seaside town, hiding copycat aliens and an underworld of Supernaturals. Here, she comes face-to-face with her own, terrifying identity. Confronted with life-changing decisions and the harshest of truths, Luna questions her sanity, searching for logic, feeling deceived by both.

Is Luna trapped in a newfound supernatural world, or within her own delusions? And will anyone care enough to save her?

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Excerpt:

At around seven years, after Ada, before Flo, Abby visited me for the first time. I'd been thinking about my crappy life, wide-awake, taking refuge in the moons silvery illumination of my room. A tad deep for a child perhaps, but think less existential crisis, more – 'it's a shame for me.' Anyway, I heard a knock at my bedroom window. How did he climb to my window? I neither knew nor cared. Surrounded by the dead 24/7, a boy at my window at night couldn't freak me out. Longing for intimacy and connection, I let him in without a moment's thought. Despite Ada's protection, the Shadows still scared me. But not Abby.

He appeared to be my age, and quite unwell. Moving fluidly and ethereal in some ways, human in others, he approached me. I backed away at first, fearing touch as usual. His emotions wrapped around me like a blanket until his serene beauty could mask his sorrow, no longer. My throat thickened with emotion.

January 24, 2013

Blog Tour: Colonization - Guest Post - Aubrie Dionne



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Symbolism in the Cover of Colonization


When I first saw my cover for Colonization: Paradise Reclaimed, I melted into my computer keyboard. I was amazed, impressed, excited. It represented my book so well, I could tell Inkspell Publishing had put a lot of thought into what they wanted to portray. Colonization is so much more than typical teen romance, and this cover bypasses that whole aspect, highlighting the sci fi element in the story. It’s intelligent, mysterious, and alluring. Everything I could have wanted to represent my book.

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