So today we bring you two final books that you could win!
Some believe that true love never dies. Instead their love is simply, reborn. What if, on the same night that three souls died, three new souls came screaming into the world? Meet Tobias, Jada and Hawk. Two of those souls remain in their tiny town and become the best of buddies, while the third is moved around by a father running from his past; a past forgotten only when drunk. What remains of her soul is broken. When Jada moves into that tiny town, two flames will join together, while the third burns with rage. Will their Twin Flames burn bright? Or will their flame be smothered? Get Pulled Back into a love story that has been reborn
Danielle Bannister lives in Maine with her husband and two small children. She has written Pulled, Pulled Bak and is currently working on the final book, Pulled Back Again. She also has a collection of short stories called, Short Shorts. You can visit her at danielle.bannister@wordpress.com, like her at Bannister Book on Facebook or tweet her @getpulled Goodreads/Website/Facebook/Twitter
Deziree Davanzatti is a thief by trade and to keep herself occupied between jobs, she owns and operates Onyx, a trendy nightclub for the supernatural citizens of New York City. What else would a 400-something year old demon-human hybrid do with her spare time? Following a drunken night of questionable decisions, the vampire Michael “Vegas” Tremayne leaves town with no explanation. Dez is left wondering if they made a mistake and if it cost her a price she wasn’t willing to pay – her best friend and confidant. When he returns after two weeks of no contact, he comes bearing grave news that could potentially change the world forever….or end it all together. To make matters worse, they suspect that someone they know may be behind it all. An extremely dangerous chain of events has been set in motion and it is up to Dez and Vegas, with the help of his brother Lucas, to find a way to stop it. From the author of Burning, the short story prequel, comes The Devil You Know, the first full length novel in the Demon Legacy series by J.M. Gregoire
J.M. Gregoire was born and raised in New Hampshire, USA and despite her abhorrence for any season that dares to drop to a temperature below seventy degrees, she still currently resides there with her two children and her two cats. Always a passionate reader, her love of urban fantasy books eventually morphed into a love of writing them. She is currently working on the Demon Legacy series and has an urban fantasy thriller project coming up that will be co-written with one of her best friends and favorite authors, Ginny Lurcock. Goodreads/Website/Facebook/Twitter
Today we are taking a look at A.M. Hargrove's book
Dark Waltz and W. Ferrraro's Three of Spades.
Attention: This is an ADULT Book!
Dark Waltz--A sizzling legend of loss, lust and love. It’s the year 2030 and the human population has been annihilated by a virulent form of small pox. Liasare Davidson is desperately searching for her brother, who has been missing for three months. It’s been eighteen years since she was evacuated from Earth and she is horrified to see it’s become a cesspool of unimaginable things. In her quest to find her brother, she meets Jurek, a powerful and enigmatic being that frightens her, yet she is unable to resist. When things begin to unfold between them, they both discover a paralyzing truth that puts Liasare at grave risk. She must make a choice to join Jurek and find her brother or fulfill a role she believes she is ill equipped to undertake
Title: Dark Waltz
Author: A.M. Hargrove
Publication Date: 11/9/2012
One day, on her way home from work as a sales manager, A. M. Hargrove, realized her life was on fast forward and if she didn't do something soon, it would quickly be too late to write that work of fiction she had been dreaming of her whole life. So, she rolled down the passenger window of her fabulous (not) company car and tossed out her leather briefcase. Luckily, the pedestrian in the direct line of fire was a dodge ball pro and had über quick reflexes enabling him to avoid getting bashed in the head. Feeling a tad guilty about the near miss, A. M. made a speedy turn down a deserted side street before tossing her crummy, outdated piece-of-you-know-what lap top out the window. She breathed a liberating sigh of relief, picked up her cell phone, called her boss and quit her job. Grinning, she made another call to her hubs and told him of her new adventure (after making sure his heart was beating properly again).
So began A. M. Hargrove's career as a YA/NA and Adult Romance writer. Her books include Kissing Fire, Edge of Disaster, Shattered Edge, the series the Guardians of Vesturon (Survival, Resurrection, Determinant, Beginnings and reEmergent), Dark Waltz and the upcoming release Tragically Flawed.
Other than being in love with being in love, she loves chocolate, ice cream and coffee and is positive they should be added as part of the USDA food groups.
(If you're wondering, it didn't happen EXACTLY that way, but….)
Dylan Cross is the type of man that enjoys everything female, and enjoy it he does, but always on his terms. However, his terms are pushed to their limit when Natalie Parker proposes an offer; teach her and her delectable little body, all about sex and desire. There is one catch. He has to play the part of Natalie's madly in love boyfriend for her dying mother. Dylan signs on, and finds that separating the two is harder than he thought. Natalie's days of shyness and lack of confidence come to a quick close as she learns what her body craves and demands in the bedroom. Soon, Dylan becomes the student as Natalie teaches him things he didn't even know he wanted. Will Hamden's notorious playboy, bachelor be able to keep calling the shots, or will he find that, he, himself, is just another player at the card game of life, as we all are?
I live in New England with my young family. I'm a stay at home mom to two very active children. For all of you who are familiar with the stress of this job, I decided to complete an item on my bucket list and write a book. When I'm not writing, you will find me cooking, reading, shopping or being silly with the kids.
I wish you all happy reading and hope you fall in love with the men of Hamden.
Allison O'Malley's plan is to go to grad school so she can get a good job and take care of her schizophrenic mother. She has carefully closed herself off from everything else, including a relationship with Ethan, who she's been in love with for as long as she can remember. What is definitely not part of the plan is the return of her long-lost father, who claims he can bring Allison's mother back from the dark place her mind has gone. Allison doesn't trust her father, so why would she believe his stories about a long forgotten Irish people, the Tuatha de Danaan? But truths have a way of revealing themselves. Secrets will eventually surface. And Allison must learn to set aside her plan and work with her father if there is even a small chance it could restore her mother's sanity.
Title: The Forgotten Ones
Author: Laura Howard
Publication Date: 4/28/2013
Laura Howard lives in New Hampshire with her husband and four children. Her obsession with books began at the age of 6 when she got her first library card. Nancy Drew, Sweet Valley High and other girly novels were routinely devoured in single sittings. Books took a backseat to diapers when she had her first child. It wasn’t until the release of a little novel called Twilight, 8 years later, that she rediscovered her love of fiction. Soon after, her own characters began to make themselves known. The Forgotten Ones is her first published novel. Goodreads/Website/Facebook/Twitter
Attention: This is an ADULT Book! Dark Waltz--A sizzling legend of loss, lust and love. It’s the year 2030 and the human population has been annihilated by a virulent form of small pox. Liasare Davidson is desperately searching for her brother, who has been missing for three months. It’s been eighteen years since she was evacuated from Earth and she is horrified to see it’s become a cesspool of unimaginable things. In her quest to find her brother, she meets Jurek, a powerful and enigmatic being that frightens her, yet she is unable to resist. When things begin to unfold between them, they both discover a paralyzing truth that puts Liasare at grave risk. She must make a choice to join Jurek and find her brother or fulfill a role she believes she is ill equipped to undertake
Title: Dark Waltz
Author: A.M. Hargrove
Publication Date: 11/9/2012
One day, on her way home from work as a sales manager, A. M. Hargrove, realized her life was on fast forward and if she didn't do something soon, it would quickly be too late to write that work of fiction she had been dreaming of her whole life. So, she rolled down the passenger window of her fabulous (not) company car and tossed out her leather briefcase. Luckily, the pedestrian in the direct line of fire was a dodge ball pro and had über quick reflexes enabling him to avoid getting bashed in the head. Feeling a tad guilty about the near miss, A. M. made a speedy turn down a deserted side street before tossing her crummy, outdated piece-of-you-know-what lap top out the window. She breathed a liberating sigh of relief, picked up her cell phone, called her boss and quit her job. Grinning, she made another call to her hubs and told him of her new adventure (after making sure his heart was beating properly again).
So began A. M. Hargrove's career as a YA/NA and Adult Romance writer. Her books include Kissing Fire, Edge of Disaster, Shattered Edge, the series the Guardians of Vesturon (Survival, Resurrection, Determinant, Beginnings and reEmergent), Dark Waltz and the upcoming release Tragically Flawed.
Other than being in love with being in love, she loves chocolate, ice cream and coffee and is positive they should be added as part of the USDA food groups.
(If you're wondering, it didn't happen EXACTLY that way, but….)
Adult Contemporary Romance--Not appropriate for younger readers
Alexia Hammond, broken and destroyed by a tragedy she can’t seem to recover from, is on a downward spiral toward destruction. A life of partying, alcohol, drugs and men has brought her near the edge of disaster. That is until one night while at work as a waitress in an upscale restaurant, she falls under the spell of one of her customers, Pearce Middleton. Once she gazes into his smoky gray eyes, her life takes on new meaning. But can she put her past behind her and allow herself to fall for the exciting and gorgeous Pearce, or will her lewd behavior come back to haunt her and ruin her chances of happiness forever?
One day, on her way home from work as a sales manager, A. M. Hargrove, realized her life was on fast forward and if she didn't do something soon, it would quickly be too late to write that work of fiction she had been dreaming of her whole life. So, she rolled down the passenger window of her fabulous (not) company car and tossed out her leather briefcase. Luckily, the pedestrian in the direct line of fire was a dodge ball pro and had über quick reflexes enabling him to avoid getting bashed in the head. Feeling a tad guilty about the near miss, A. M. made a speedy turn down a deserted side street before tossing her crummy, outdated piece-of-you-know-what lap top out the window. She breathed a liberating sigh of relief, picked up her cell phone, called her boss and quit her job. Grinning, she made another call to her hubs and told him of her new adventure (after making sure his heart was beating properly again).
So began A. M. Hargrove's career as a YA/NA and Adult Romance writer. Her books include Kissing Fire, Edge of Disaster, Shattered Edge, the series the Guardians of Vesturon (Survival, Resurrection, Determinant, Beginnings and reEmergent), Dark Waltz and the upcoming release Tragically Flawed.
Other than being in love with being in love, she loves chocolate, ice cream and coffee and is positive they should be added as part of the USDA food groups.
(If you're wondering, it didn't happen EXACTLY that way, but….)
Preston
Mitchell, undercover DEA agent, has led a life of danger and obscurity. Knowing
his job would never allow a normal relationship, he’s never opened himself up
to any woman...that is until the lovely Avery Middleton stumbles into his life.
To the
outsider, Avery has it all...wealth, family, connections and a great job. But
on the inside, she’s miserable. Her social life is in the dumpster, the kooky
gal next door has some zany plans for her and her selfish mother drives Avery
to the point of insanity. Her only salvation is to get out of Charleston and
start a new life. So that’s precisely what she does. She moves to Seattle and
steps right into the path of hot and sexy, Preston.
Unfortunately
for both of them, Avery ends up being in the wrong place at the wrong time and
is now running for her life. But she’s not alone. She has a gorgeous DEA agent
protecting her and suddenly finds herself irresistibly captivated by him.
There’s only one problem. Preston carries more than his share of mental
baggage, courtesy of his job. His covert missions have put him in places and
situations he can barely stand to think about. Avery rocks Preston’s world
because she is nothing like anyone he’s ever met and something extraordinary
begins to happen between them. But
can their love survive in this world, where danger, intrigue and deception lurk
on every corner?
Here's a little teaser to wet your appetite!
Boy
oh boy, was Preston hot. Make that boiling. Scorching. Molten lava kind of hot.
Messy dark brown, slightly wavy hair that was not long but not short either.
And, oh what a mouth he had. His mouth made me want to jump on board and ride
that train for life. His lips were the perfect kind of full and every so often,
he’d run his tongue across them and I’d automatically squirm. His face was pure
angular perfection...high cheekbones with those slight hollows beneath them,
that were the perfect shape to accommodate my lips. But those eyes...my oh my.
They were golden brown, like coffee with lots of cream. I could only imagine
what they looked like right when he was...
Cheezits
Ava, get your head out of the bedroom!
“Wouldn’t
you agree Ava?” my brother was asking me.
I
shook my head and swallowed. “I’m sorry, what did you say?”
“We
were talking about the weather here in the summer and I was saying how much
more pleasant it is than in Charleston?”
“Oh,
yes it is.” Was my voice breathy sounding, or was it my imagination?
Preston
was wearing jeans that rode low on his hips. They were tight and he had a
superior set of buns. What would I pay to see those babies?
“Ava?
What do you think?” someone asked.
“Buns!”
I blurted out.
“Excuse
me?” Caroline, my sister-in-law, asked.
Holy
Toledo, did I just say buns out loud? What the hell Ava!!!
“Fun!
Anything sounds fun!” I quickly said.
“Ava,
you look a little flushed. Are you sure you’re feeling okay?”
“Hot!
I mean no, I’m fine.” I looked across the room and my face totally flamed.
Everyone was staring at me. I had unbuttoned my blouse and was fanning myself.
I’d noticed that Preston had a gloriously hot tattoo of a sideways cross on his
arm. I think I needed to go home.
“So
Avery, where are you staying?” Caroline asked.
“Oh,
I’m at the Four Sexy. Seasons! I mean the Four Seasons.”
Oh
dear God, I need to get my act together here.
One day, on her way home from work as a sales manager, A. M. Hargrove, realized her life was on fast forward and if she didn't do something soon, it would quickly be too late to write that work of fiction she had been dreaming of her whole life. So, she rolled down the passenger window of her fabulous (not) company car and tossed out her leather briefcase. Luckily, the pedestrian in the direct line of fire was a dodgeball pro and had über quick reflexes enabling him to avoid getting bashed in the head. Feeling a tad guilty about the near miss, A. M. made a speedy turn down a deserted side street before tossing her crummy, outdated piece-of-you-know-what lap top out the window. She breathed a liberating sigh of relief, picked up her cell phone and hit #4 on her speed dial.
"Hello." "Boss, is that you?" "Why yes, A. M., who else would be answering my phone?" "Er... right. Well, I'm calling to let you know you can pick up my luxury Ford Focus at Starbucks near the interstate." "Why ever would I want to do that?" "Because I quit you idiot!"
A.M. hit the end button and speed dialed her husband.
"Hi hubs, can you pick me up at Starbucks?" "Sure... Having some car trouble?" "Not at all. I don't have a car to have trouble with because I just quit my job." "WHAT?!" "It's time for a new career and I am going to be a very famous novelist."
So began A. M. Hargrove's career as a young adult paranormal romance author of self-published ebooks. Her series, The Guardians of Vesturon, centers around a family of six siblings and is a mix of humor, mystery, suspense and of course, love. Survival is her first book in the series and her second, Resurrection will be released in January. If you're wondering, it didn't happen EXACTLY that way, but....
January St. Davis, on her own since the age of sixteen and struggling to stay in college, thinks she’s scored in a major way when she lands a paid summer internship at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta. One evening, after working an especially long shift, a chance encounter with a group of mysterious men alters the course of her life. Rykerian Yarrister, a Guardian of Vesturon with unearthly powers and impossibly gorgeous looks, finds himself at odds over the human female he recently saved from certain death. When it seems he is on the verge of winning her over, she is ripped from his hands by a strange and powerful being, threatening to destroy her if his demands are not met. Do Rykerian and the Guardians have the ability to meet this fierce barbarian’s ultimatums, or will January suffer a horrid demise?
Excerpt:
I was lost in the events of the day and the amount of work I had and I was still nursing my wounded ego as I headed out of the lab. As I made my way down the corridor, I noticed six men advancing toward me.
It wasn’t their actions I noticed so much or even the way they walked. And though it was an oddity for them to even be here at all, it was their attire that captured my attention. They were dressed identically, in an extreme fashion, much like members of a gang or secret society. Large and muscular, they wore black vests and their bare arms were almost completely tattooed with tribal symbols of a sort. Metal bands criss-crossed their chests and their legs were tightly encased in leather. Knee high boots and black gloves finished off their ensembles.
As I neared them I felt my flesh tingle and the hairs on the back of my neck come to attention. Gooseflesh erupted and alarms started clanging in my head. I sucked in my breath and as I did, my eyes connected with the apparent leader. I say this because he was in the front of the formation as they plodded along.
Time stood still as our eyes connected. His were an uncanny shade, lavender with hints of indigo and specks of silver. It was a hue I was unfamiliar with but they were intriguing and fascinating. The alarms were still ringing in my ears and the air felt electrically charged around us.
“Halt!”
I turned into stone. I couldn’t move a muscle. He cocked his head as his eyes bore into mine.
“Breathe!”
I distinctly heard his command in my mind and I was helpless to disobey him. I felt myself take a deep cleansing breath. I questioned him with my eyes. He flicked his head toward his men and they stepped back several feet.
“Who are you? Why are you here?”
I was confused by the demanding questions swirling in my brain but felt compelled to answer him. I had never used mind reading to communicate, but I was sure he would hear my answer.
“I’m January St. Davis. I’m here working on an internship for college credit.”
“You are human?” he asked with incredulity.
I wasn’t sure what he meant by that. Why would he want to know if I was human? What a ridiculous question!
And now, let's hear what Anne had to tell me!
Did you
always know you wanted to be a writer or did you want to be something else?
I
graduated from college with a minor in journalism and was only one class short
of a double major in it. I had always envisioned writing romance novels
as I was hooked on them from the time I was in junior high. I used to
hijack my mother's books back then (so you might say I inherited my
addiction!). My career path took an entirely different route and I
never had the time to focus on writing until recently.
How long does it take you to write a book from start to
finish?
That depends
on the book. For example, I
started writing Determinant at the beginning of April and it was in my editor’s
hands the second week of May. I’m
currently writing Dark Waltz, which is the first book of my newest series (an
adult spin-off from Determinant) and it’s taking me longer because I’ve had a
ton of interruptions. If I can
focus solely on the writing, I can write 5000 to 7500 words per day. If I can escape to our mountain house,
where I’m alone, the count can skyrocket.
How do you
come up with themes for your stories?
I get asked
that a lot and I honestly don’t have a good response. I have all kinds of ideas floating around in my head. When a
good one lands, it just sticks and keep hounding my brain until I write the
story. The character literally
bugs me to death.
Do you have a
schedule of when you write?
I get up
around 6:30 am, clear out my inbox, and start writing. I could write all day. I never tire of
it. I sigh when I hear the garage
door opening, which is my signal that my husband is home from work. LOL I’m happy to see him, but that means it’s time to close up
the computer!
How are you
able to balance other aspects of your life with your writing?
I’m so
fortunate to be at the stage where the balance is all my choice now. My youngest daughter is in college and
I’m writing full time...so the only balance I have is my husband, myself, my
pooch who is my constant companion, my volunteer activities and my fun stuff!
What elements
do you think make a great story line?
Lots of
romance, tons of conflict, mystery, thrills, and there always has to be that
big bad guy!
What was the
hardest thing about writing a book?
Ending the
thing! I’ve had other authors tell
me they had difficulty getting to 70,000 words, and I had trouble cutting it
off at 100,000. I could go on and
on and on! Of course, then the
characters would be 90 years old and in the nursing home, LOL!
How many books
have you written so far? Do you have a favorite?
I’ve written
three full length books and one novella and I’m currently writing my fourth
full length book. I can’t say I
have a favorite. I love all of
them. The Guardians of Vesturon is based on a family of six siblings, and I’m
in love with all of them. The race
is from another planet, and not to give too much away, Vesturions tend to be
unusually attractive. They are
aliens, but human like in appearance, except their characteristics are unlike
any human you’d find on Earth. Each of the characters are different in their
personalities, from bold and demanding to sensitive and tenderhearted. Because of the differences in them, the
books are different too.
Do you have a
favorite character?
No, I can’t
say that I do. I think I identify more with Rayn (from Survival and
Resurrection) than any of them, but that doesn’t mean he’s my favorite.
Where do you
write?
Anywhere I
can. I use a laptop, so I can work anywhere.
When deciding
on how to publish, what directed you to the route you took?
I worked for
corporate America for over 25 years and I decided that I wanted to be a free
bird and never wanted to work by anyone else’s rules again. I decided to self publish because I
could do it my way, when I wanted and how I wanted. I never considered any other way. I have a friend who’s a
literary agent who keeps bugging me, but I keep refusing to go that route. I’m not interested in deadlines, or
working under anyone else’s guidelines.
Have you
gotten feedback from family about your book(s)? What do they think?
Yes, but I
never trusted what they said, lol!
I think family doesn’t want to hurt your feelings, so everything they
told me I took with a grain of salt.
Now when I discuss my books with them, they’re more open about things and
they tell me if they like a certain scene better than another. Of course, my husband and son aren’t
big romance fans, but I have to hand it to them because them read and critique
everything. They keep telling me
they see the books as movies.
What kinds of
things do you like to do outside of writing?
I’m an outside
hiking, backpacking, camping kind of girl. If you’ve read Survival, all the backpacking scenes that
took place up in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park and on the Appalachian
Trail were from my own experiences.
That’s my gig. If you’d ask
me if I had two months to do anything I’d want...I’d want to put on my pack and
start at Springer Mountain in Georgia and hike through Virginia on the
Appalachian Trail, and go until I hit the two month mark. I’ve done most of it through North
Carolina, which is the most mountainous, but I’d like to do more.
What kinds of
advice would you give to someone who wants to start writing?
Do it! Write
anything...short stories, start a blog, write a novella...just do it. Attend local seminars. Join Goodreads. And read, read, read. Read in the genre you love, but read
everything you can get your hands on. If you love fiction, read fiction, all
kinds of it.
What is your
favorite book? favorite author? Do you have an author that inspired/inspires
you to write?
Okay, this is
SO not fair! I can’t possibly
answer this question because there are so many books I love. I can honestly say there wasn’t really
one author that inspired me to write.
I think every author of every book I ever wrote, inspired me to
write. And that includes book I
hated! But to get back to authors I love, I would have to say JR Ward ranks
high on the list because she’s brilliant. She has excellent story lines and
what’s not to love about those brothers?
I love Jennifer Armentrout’s book.
I think she’s a wonderful YA author. I haven’t read her adult books yet, though they’re in my
queue. I love Dannika Dark’s
Mageri series. I love Sylvain
Reynard’s books Gabriel’s Inferno and Gabriel’s Rapture. They’re beautifully
written based on Dante’s Divine Comedy.
I tend to read Indie books (for the obvious reasons!) and I love John
Corwin, Janelle Stalder, Shelly Crane, Lila Felix, Christie Rich...and I could
go on and on!
Do you have
any go to people when writing a book that help you with your story lines as
well as editing, beta reading and such?
Absolutely! I
have a group of AWESOME beta readers--Terri, Alana, Midu, Juls, Shelly, Lissa,
Fiona and Laurie. They help me
with everything from the story line to grammatical issues, wording, etc. I don’t know what I’d do without
them. And then I have a
proofreader and my super awesome editor Jenn Nunez.
Are you
working on anything now?
Oh yes
;-) I mentioned Dark Waltz
above. It’s an adult paranormal/sci-fi/urban
fantasy blend that’s a spin off series based on a character, Jurek Herdekian,
from Determinant. It’s quite a
stretch for me because it’s my first venture in the adult arena but it’s going
to be much darker than anything I’ve written before. Jurek, whom you’ve met if you read Determinant, is sort of a
good/bad boy, but he was such a strong character I couldn’t let him go. He demanded his own story so he got his
way and that’s what I’m working on now.
As soon as I’m finished with this first installment, I’ll start working
on the fourth book in The Guardians of Vesturon, reEmergent.
Thanks Brooke,
this has been so much fun being here today!
Thanks, Anne, it's been great having you here!
Below is a little information about Anne and if you scroll to the end, a little surprise giveaway!
One day, on her way home from work as a sales manager, A. M. Hargrove, realized her life was on fast forward and if she didn't do something soon, it would quickly be too late to write that work of fiction she had been dreaming of her whole life. So, she rolled down the passenger window of her fabulous (not) company car and tossed out her leather briefcase. Luckily, the pedestrian in the direct line of fire was a dodgeball pro and had über quick reflexes enabling him to avoid getting bashed in the head. Feeling a tad guilty about the near miss, A. M. made a speedy turn down a deserted side street before tossing her crummy, outdated piece-of-you-know-what lap top out the window. She breathed a liberating sigh of relief, picked up her cell phone and hit #4 on her speed dial.
A.M.’s Boss: Hello.
A.M: Hey Boss, I'm calling to let you know you can pick up my luxury Ford Focus at Starbucks near the interstate.
A.M.’s Boss: Why ever would I want to do that?
A.M.: Because I quit!
A.M. hit the end button and speed dialed her husband.
A.M.: Hey hubs, can you pick me up at Starbucks?
A.M.’s Hubs: Sure...having some car trouble?
A.M.: Not at all. I don't have a car to have trouble with because I just quit my job.
A.M.’s Hubs: WHAT?!
A.M.: It's time for a new career and I am going to be a very famous novelist.
So began A. M. Hargrove's career as a young adult paranormal romance author of self-published ebooks. Her series, The Guardians of Vesturon, centers around a family of six siblings and is a mix of humor, mystery, suspense and of course, love. Survival and Resurrection are her first and second full length novels, and Beginnings is her prequel novella to the series. Determinant, her third in the series will be released 6/30/12.
(It didn’t really happen like that, but you get the idea!)
Some believe that true love never dies. Instead their love is simply, reborn. 
Danielle Bannister lives in Maine with her husband and two small children. She has written Pulled, Pulled Bak and is currently working on the final book, Pulled Back Again. She also has a collection of short stories called, Short Shorts. You can visit her at danielle.bannister@wordpress.com, like her at Bannister Book on Facebook or tweet her @getpulled
Deziree Davanzatti is a thief by trade and to keep herself occupied between jobs, she owns and operates Onyx, a trendy nightclub for the supernatural citizens of New York City. 
