#SixSentenceSunday ~ Sneak Peek at Kalkin Apache County Shifters

Good morning everyone!

Michele and I have gone through our first round of edits for Kalkin! I am super stoked about how this story has come together. I was so nervous about the edits and what would come of them.

Today, I'd like to share with you another little snippet of the interaction between Caden and Kalkin right after they met the girls. I hope you enjoy it!

Caden got in next to him. “Shit. The elder is going to get herself hurt if she’s not careful.”

Kal closed the door and started the truck before glancing at his brother. “What the hell do you have going on with Danielle already? You don’t know anything about her.” He could say the same about him and Keeley, yet the woman’s scent grabbed him by the groin and wouldn’t let him go.

“She’s hurting, bro. How could you not feel something for both of those women? They’re both fragile and scared.” Caden rolled his shoulders and checked his side mirror as Kal pulled out away from their house. “Besides, it sounded like you were getting along splendidly with Keeley.”

He laughed. He didn’t know if getting along would be what he would call it. The moment he crossed the creek and went onto their property, the connection seemingly slipped into place for him. As if an invisible magnet pulled him to her, no matter how much venom she spewed at him. With each challenge she threw down at his feet, his dick grew harder. Never had he met someone so confounding, yet so beautiful and entrancing. “I don’t think you and I were looking at the same woman.”

So, there you have it. Only a few more months to go, before Kalkin will be available! Stay tuned for more updates!

TL

Snowbound is coming back! #SixSentenceSunday!

Good Morning all!

Today, I would like to announce that Snowbound part of the Rosewood Pack series, will be making its return to shelves later this fall/early winter.

As a sneak treat, I thought it only appropriate to share a little snippet of the story. Enjoy!

“You’re in Rosewood.”

An image of a snow covered wooden sign flashed through her mind. “I saw the sign.”

“I’m guessing you hadn’t meant to stop here?”

“Well…the storm.” She shrugged. “I had to stop or get stuck in it.”

“You’ve been here three days.”

The bacon settled in her stomach like a lead weight. “Three days?”

“Caleb said to let you sleep as much as you needed. Darlin’ you looked rough when I got you here.”

The way “darlin’” rolled off his tongue, had her insides turning to goo. “I see. And, my car?”

“Trashed. It’s a mangled pile of metal.”

Despair filled her. Now what would she do? “Oh.”

“Thorne did happen to bring your bag. Is there anyone I can call for you?”

She shook her head. “No. I don’t have anyone.”

A low sound, almost like a growl emanated from him. Or at least she thought it had. “You’re alone?”

“Yes.”

He cursed. “My home is your home. You may stay here if you wish. I’ll have Thorne assess your vehicle again, maybe he can fix it or has something suitable to replace it with.”

I hope you enjoyed this little snippet... Until next time!

TL

#SixSentenceSunday Bearing It All update!

Welcome to my new #SixSentenceSunday post. I took the week off last week due to needing a break. I have been working my fingers to the bone trying to bring you guys more reading material! Woo! Today, since Bearing It All has become a huge deal, like bigger than Sorority Row and Unrequited Mate, I thought I would share a little more! So, enjoy!

Bearing It All will be released on 3-20-18


Whatever you’re telling yourself… Well, whatever it was, it flew out the window along with any of her self-preservation. Their words of love had seemed like going through the motions more than expressing them with heartfelt truth.

To her anyway.

For hours after he said he had to run again, she laid there, trying to convince herself “just because he said it, doesn’t mean he meant it.” Yet, having his naked body pressed to her—which she hadn’t realized she’d fallen asleep naked until he woke her—snapped another piece of her puzzle into place. A small voice in the back of her head said, yes, he meant what he said. Bodhi loved her. 

Why?

Of all the women he could have, he picked the chubby bear with the pear-shaped figure. She had curves where they weren’t meant to be and when she tried to lose the weight, it magically came back, like she was supposed to be chunky. Always the size sixteen, never the five.

Bodhi growled again. “What did I tell you about wandering away from me?” He pinched her nipple, drawing her attention to his face—his oh-so-beautiful-hurts-to-look-at-because-he-could-stop-her-heart, handsomeness. His blue eyes swirled with lust, and his lips were parted slightly. The wolf lurked within those depths, she could see him, waiting to get out. To lay claim.

“Sorry, I—”


I hope you enjoyed that little tidbit. Michele and I are having so much fun writing their story.

Until next week!

TL