Saturday 2 July 2016

99 Cent Science Fiction and Fantasy Multi Vendor Multi Author Super Sale!


So... it's that time again when the prices drop and YOU get to browse the offerings of over 100 amazing Science Fiction and Fantasy titles all 99 cents each July 2 and 3! You can find Donna Maree HansonHusk ShonaAurora Springer AuthorCarysa LockeAthena GraysonMonica Enderle PierceEd Hoornaert and so many more.




The Chronicles of Anna Deadly Boxed Set is included, all three volumes 99 cents!






Friday 5 February 2016

Science Fiction and Fantasy Giant Box Set Sale

Hey Pa, git yer clicker!

Science Fiction and Fantasy Giant Box Set Sale




This weekend, pick up my gryphon shifter box set, Taken on the Wing, plus 44 others for 99 cents each. Looking for Zombies? Dystopian? Science Fiction? Elves? Castles and Magic? or Paranormal Romance <--mine

Love a multi-author box set or the whole series in one get cozy in your favourite spot and don't come up for air until the end of the final chapter? Get clicking!

Come find your new favourite author, adore the gorgeous covers, flee from the Zombie hordes, visit a fantastic world where cats rule ancient China and experience gryphon battles in the frozen skies over Jasper, BC <-- mine.



Tuesday 19 January 2016

Tuesday Teaser! Constant sequel in the works

From Vertigo (working title) the follow up to Constant

“Do you feel this?” Opal strokes her fingers over Max's hip then touches the plasteel of his prosthetic leg where it joins his skin.
“Yes,” he tenses but doesn’t stop her.
“Where?”
“Small of my back.”
“I see,” she kneels and lets her lips trace the path her fingers took. “And here?”
Max’s tongue touches his top teeth and he moves a hand to protect his flank as his breath quickens as she moves above his knee.
“Tickles?” Opal asks.
“It’s not supposed to.”
“But you learn them like they learn you. They’re supposed to provide feedback.”
“Not really tickle, more like prickle but it’s gentle and not unpleasant.”
“So you can tell the difference between me touching you here and touching your side?”
Max nods. He hasn’t let her experiment like this before. Prior to today, he’s shown as much interest in sharing the legs with her as he does his tools.
She continues as Max rolls to his back and strokes her knuckles over the inside of the nearly seamless horizontal cylinder which takes the place his knee.
“Too soon,” Max moans as he draws his toes up.
Confused, Opal repeats the touch with her lips and Max brings his hands down to cup himself.
“I wasn’t touching you there,” she explains and Max raises his head to look.
“You were,” his brow creases so she brushes the inside of his knee with her nose. “That’s interesting.”
“Interesting?” Opal leaves a final kiss on the inside of Max’s knee. “I hope this isn’t the last time I’m interesting.”
“Nope,” Max reaches down and pulls Opal up to his side. She shivers so Max takes a moment to get her covered up and finish shedding his shirt. “I don’t think I’ve seen you tired.”
Opal doesn’t mind the change of subject. Warm and wrapped in Max, she sinks under the weight of sheer exhaustion.
“I don’t know how you do it, Max,” she yawns until spots form around the edges of her vision and she has to breathe. “You’re so good at fixing my bad days. I know I was reinstated and should be happy. I am. You just…remind me what’s best about living again.”

“You do the same for me, Opes,” Max replies. His prosthetic legs feel cool against hers and she sinks into a deep sleep, safe and distant from her long day.

(c) Elizabeth Munro 2016