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I'm Not Ehrynn Rose
Sensuous Paranormal, Urban Fantasy Romance
by Linda Mooney
Word Count: 38.2K
$2.99
Not feeling well, Nadia Logermeyer, a
twenty-eight-year-old dental assistant living in New York City, lies
down to rest, only to wake up in the hospital...in Houston, Texas. In
someone else's body. With someone else's name. And with someone else's
husband.
She has no idea how or why she's now Ehrynn Rose, or why Ehrynn tried to take her own life. All she knows is that as soon as she's able, she needs to return to NYC to find out what happened to her own body.
But that's not the worst of it. She's falling in love with Nash Rose, Ehrynn's husband. Unfortunately, the couple are in the midst of a sticky divorce, and her claims of a body switch are only making things more complicated.
She's not Ehrynn Rose, but it's quickly getting to the point where she'd give anything to be her. It isn't until she discovers the real reason why she tried to commit suicide that she realizes the danger isn't over yet.
She has no idea how or why she's now Ehrynn Rose, or why Ehrynn tried to take her own life. All she knows is that as soon as she's able, she needs to return to NYC to find out what happened to her own body.
But that's not the worst of it. She's falling in love with Nash Rose, Ehrynn's husband. Unfortunately, the couple are in the midst of a sticky divorce, and her claims of a body switch are only making things more complicated.
She's not Ehrynn Rose, but it's quickly getting to the point where she'd give anything to be her. It isn't until she discovers the real reason why she tried to commit suicide that she realizes the danger isn't over yet.
Warning!
Contains a prenuptial agreement, a monkey-shaped birthmark, visits to
pawn shops, high-end fashions, long-distance revenge, and an incredible
circumstance that threatens a new-found love.
Wynter Greene, newly minted Muse at the Mt. Olympus Employment Agency, is on loan for six weeks to Hades, CEO of Underworld, LLC. Not a bad gig, if she doesn’t mind running errands across the River Styx. She hardly ever has to clean up after the three-headed dogs that guard the front gates. But she could do without so many people eager to fix her up on what literally amount to blind dates from Hell.
All Wynter wants to do is get her six weeks over with so she and Phyllis, her talking plant, can go home and she can go back to work inspiring people. If she can keep from screwing up on this job, she’ll get a clean slate at Mt. Olympus.
Stripped of her Muse title, Wynter discovers she still can’t stop herself from inspiring people, even when the people she’s encouraging are supposed to be trapped in eternal torment.
Not the best way to win points with her new boss.
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To Curse the Darkness(Children of Night, Book 6)
When Conrad goes full disclosure on the twins’ heritage,
Julie isn’t all that surprised. She’s already figured most of it out. But
Armand’s shock over learning the woman he loves was born vampire drives him
away for space to think. The chasm between Conrad and Damien yawns wider than
ever as Conrad grapples with the pain he’s unintentionally inflicted.
As all hell breaks loose at home, Marc is dangerously out of
touch on a trip down the coast to find Elise and bring her home—though she
insists he’s a fool to trust her.
Armand, still struggling with his own feelings of guilt,
inadequacy and betrayal, returns to find the Fischer-Quintano house in chaos.
Julie is determined to go ahead with her plans to save Georgia for Conrad’s
sake, though the knowledge she seeks—and the venom-drenched ritual she must
endure to get it—could cause her to lose her mind. If not her life.
Product Warning: Handle with care. Contents are under pressure. Contains past
violence, present violence, future potential violence, including, but by no
means limited to, matricide, fratricide…possibly even patricide. In short,
pretty much everything you’d expect to find in a multi-generational vampire
love story.
To Curse the Darkness releases on December 22 in both print
and ebook at:
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The Talon of the Hawk by Jeffe Kennedy — I've been a fan of the Twelve Kingdoms series since the first book, The Mark of the Tala, dropped last June. But Hawk is, by far, the best book in this fantasy romance saga. Watching Ursula stand up for herself and her kingdom, confront hard truths about her father and find love with Harlan is deeply gratifying. I have only two favorite romantic heroes of 2015. Harlan, whose love and support for Ursula is unwavering — even when she literally wants to kill him — is one of them.
Shawna Reppert is currently running an Indiegogo campaign to fund RAVEN'S HEART, the third book of her award-winning Ravensblood series! You can read the first edited chapter HERE!
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