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Dragon in the Blood by Juliette Cross – Feature With Interview, Excerpt, and Giveway

29 Friday Jul 2016

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Last year I discovered a new-to-me author with an amazing new series. Waking the Dragon by Juliette Cross got a very enthusiastic 5-star review from me.  The half-human, half-dragon, all-sexy Morgans I discovered in the first Vale of Stars book became my favorite paranormal creatures.  Cue the promo……

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Now Dragon in the Blood, book 2 in the Vale of Stars series is out and I am truly excited!!!  I’ll be reading it in the near future, but in the mean time, we can all get a sneak peak.  There is an excerpt later in this feature as well as a giveaway.

But first, I have a very special guest.  Juliette Cross is here today!  She has kindly consented to answer a few of my questions.  So without further ado….

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Interview with Juliette Cross

Riley:  Hi Juliette! Thanks for joining me at Whiskey With My Book. I am excited about your new release Dragon in the Blood because I loved Waking the Dragon so much! When I read it, I decided that Morgons were my new favorite paranormal beings. What was your inspiration for the Morgon race?

Juliette:  Oh, wow! What a fantastic compliment. Thank you so much. Okay, interestingly enough. I’ve always been fascinated by dragons, and I wanted an idea for a new paranormal romance series but I also wanted to find an original concept. So I Googled dragons for inspiration (the ultimate research tool, Google) and scrolled through the artwork when BAM. A painting of a beautiful, dark-haired woman warrior who had black wings stood next to a fierce dragon. It captured me. From there I thought, what would it be like if there was a race of half-dragons, hybrids, who lived alongside humans? This also led me to the overall theme of the world—the destruction of prejudice and hatred and how some people can find love in a violent world.

Riley:  Assuming that you are not Morgon yourself, given the opportunity would you like to fly with one? (I would!)

Juliette:  Um, hell yeah I would! Lol. That is of course why I often describe each human heroine’s first flight with a bit of detail. It is how I imagine it would feel to be held in the strong arms of a Morgon man. 😉

Riley:  In your books that I have read, there are some very dark aspects that give them a Gothic feel – mystery mixed with horror. I’m glad you mix in romance and characters with a sense of humor to lighten things up a bit! Don’t get me wrong. I truly appreciate the overall feeling! Is this a general theme in all your writing?

Juliette:  That is so cool you noticed that. And yes, I am highly influenced by the original Gothic writers. Charlotte Bronte’s JANE EYRE is my all-time favorite book. There is always a touch of darkness in my stories. My favorite theme is the idea that good and light can always conquer the dark, no matter how far one seems to fall. And as you mentioned, I always include snarky characters or a bit of humor to add some levity to the stories. After all, life is a bit of both.

Riley:  I appreciated that Waking the Dragon told a complete story, yet left some unanswered questions. Will Dragon in the Blood follow the same formula? And if so, how many books do you have planned for the Vale of Stars series?

Juliette:  Yes, this story will be a complete story, and yes it will leave more unanswered questions. This will be a long series. And honestly, I don’t have a finite number yet as new ideas come to me with every book I write. There will be at least eight more. I always envisioned this being a 10-book series. And I know the characters and plot of the final book, but we still have a ways to go to get there. I hope you’ll stay tuned. 

Riley:  What would you like to tell us about Dragon in the Blood – or the Vale of Stars series – that readers won’t learn in the book blurb or excerpt?

Juliette:  There is a third POV from the villain’s perspective. And yes, she is a villain. Even while you might sympathize with her at times, her motives are not for good. All the same, her story is of great importance to the Vale of Stars. And her story isn’t yet over in DRAGON IN THE BLOOD.

Riley:  What are some of your favorite books and how do they influence you as an author?

Juliette:  It’s no secret to those who know me that JANE EYRE is my favorite book. While written in classic style, Bronte is masterful at crafting the perfect dark romance where an unlikely heroine finds love and defeats the evil in her life with a happily ever after. I’m highly influenced by the great classics. But I also adore Nalini Singh who is an amazing storyteller and Juliet Marillier for her beautifully crafted worlds.

Riley:  What have you read recently?

Juliette:  I’m currently reading Shelley Laurenston’s THE UNLEASHING, which is a very original concept with captivating, unique characters.

Riley:  Other than writing, what else to you like to do. (Feel free to gush over family and pets.)

Juliette:  Well, I have four kids, one at college. But we enjoy family movie nights and game nights. And on the regular, my husband and I binge watch our latest obsession on Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime. Right now, I’m addicted to Orphan Black. Amazing storytelling and acting!

Riley:  What is next for you?

Juliette:  I’m currently writing DRAGON HEARTSTRING, a novella that is actually a prequel to the Vale of Stars series. It tells the love story of the stern businessman Demetrius Cade and the demure healer Shakara Icewing. I realize I’m writing it out of order, but the shifting around of publishers with this series put it on hold for a while. This is my first story with the couple of a human man and Morgon woman. And I’m excited to see it finally added to the list.

Riley:  Juliette, feel free to add anything else you would like people to know about you or your books.

Juliette:  I absolutely adored this Q&A! Thank you so much for letting me share a little bit about my myself with your readers. I’d also like to let them know that I will be including a free short with every monthly newsletter where they can meet some of the secondary characters a little more up close and personal. I also plan to include special shorts of MCs we’ve met in past books. I hope you’ll join me.

 

Dragon in the BloodAbout Dragon in the Blood

When desire bites, there’s no patience for a slow burn.

While all seems quiet in Gladium Province, the Morgon Guard—the global justice force for the dragon hybrid race—knows their enemy is rebuilding its forces in the underground.

Valla Moonring, an assassin for the Order of the Morgon Guard, is ordered on a mission into the Wastelands of Aria—a formidable, icy wilderness fraught with all manner of dangers, including outlaws, deadly weather, and big-game predators.

To her great distaste, she’s partnered with a Nightwing Security operative, Conn Rowanflame, a Morgon with the aggravating ability to get under her skin. While she takes her mission seriously, Conn’s confident charm throws her off balance, a dangerous place to be in conditions like these. Especially when cold nights require close contact.

Sensual attraction binds them ever closer, igniting a passion of unexpected force—the soulfire. But when the hunters become the hunted, their bond could prove perilous. Even fatal…

DragonInTheBlood_Teaser1_Final (1) Excerpt from Dragon in the Blood

Conn slowed his descent as treetops came into view beyond the fading mist, which had thinned to nearly nothing in the past hour. Whipping open my wings, I landed softly on the hard ground among a grove of evergolds. Even in this frozen tundra, the giants famous for their flora of fire-gold leaves grew tall and thick-branched in abundance. I lifted my visor to a brilliant burst of color that contrasted against the brown earth and snow-swept embankments.

Bowen landed quietly behind me. “How about some lunch before we set out on foot?”

He removed and tucked away his visor and unpacked his crossbow from its sheath on his back for the first time on this journey.

“Let’s get into the cover of trees,” said Conn, moving along the natural path. “And lunch sounds perfect.”

“Benta’s breakfast wasn’t enough for you?” I asked, meeting his long stride.

“I always have an appetite, sweetheart.”

“While you two continue flirting, I’ll find some small game nearby. Set up the hotpad over near that big evergold.”

Without a sound, Bowen disappeared into the trees.

“Flirting?” I scoffed. “I wasn’t flirting.”

“I was.” Conn grinned.

“Stop it.”

“I haven’t even gotten started yet.”

“You’re infuriating.”

“So you’ve said before.”

“Listen—” I put up both gloved hands to stop his snarky banter for just one second. “I’m glad we’re finally alone.”

“Me, too.” His lopsided grin made my heart flutter.

Exhaling a frustrated sigh, I stopped under a thick oak with ample coverage from above and unhooked my chest pack before dropping it to the ground. “There’s something I’ve been meaning to talk to you about…about last night.”

“Mmm. Last night.”

He removed his own pack and gloves, then pulled out the small, electronic hotpad. After opening the tripod that kept it off the ground, he turned it on. Gisa ordered us to use the hotpad instead of fire when we were in the open to avoid alerting predators or criminals to our presence.

Conn stood and propped his hands low on his hips. “Would you like a second round?”

“No…no.” I cleared my throat and shook my head, my ponytail sliding on the smooth leather of my jacket. “Actually, that should never have happened. I shouldn’t have let that happen. But I—”

“Couldn’t resist,” he finished, a devilish smile brimming his beautiful face. “It’s okay. It happens a lot.”

“You’re such an ass.” I rolled my eyes. “I could’ve resisted.”

“Could you?”

He broke his rigid stance and sauntered closer, a feral glimmer in his gaze. By instinct, I backed up a step, my wings scraping the rough bark of the evergold behind me. He moved into my personal space.

“What are you doing?” I asked, heart hammering.

He flattened one hand against the tree above my head, his finger grazing the arch of my wing. I shivered.

“Are you sure you could resist?”

I cleared my throat. “Of course,” I said, trying to sound confident, but my voice betrayed me and broke.

“Well…I couldn’t.” He brushed the back of his knuckles along my jaw. I held still, caught.

“Actually, I want to taste you again. Right now.”

Even stone-cold sober, I felt drunk from a single touch, longing to fall back into his arms and let him show me what his hazel-gold eyes promised without a word.

He leaned close, his warm breath grazing my ear. “Let me taste you again, Valla.”

I planted my hands on his chest, wishing there weren’t the layers of thermal suit and leather between my palms and his rock-hard chest.

He nuzzled the shell of my ear with his nose, then his lips. “Let me.”

His darkened voice pleaded and demanded at the same time, spreading warmth between my legs. What had gotten into me? I pushed him out of my way and stormed toward a densely wooded area.

“Where are you going?” he laughed. “Running away?”

“I’ve gotta go to the bathroom,” I yelled over my shoulder.

“Not by yourself, you’re not.” His footsteps crunched across the thin blanket of snow and leaves behind me.

I whirled, heat burning up my neck, now from anger not lust. “Whoa, there, big boy.” I threw up a hand, halting him several feet away. “Look. You’re not my keeper. And just because we shared one kiss doesn’t mean anything. I’m going to relieve myself by myself. Do you understand?”

His wings twitched at his back. Agitated. Whatever.

“And stop scowling at me,” I called back as I spun and trekked off the path into the brush.

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Riley’s Pre-review

Just so you don’t get the wrong idea about Dragon in the Blood.  The promo graphics and the excerpt provided by Bewitching Book Tours show only one side of the story – the sensual romantic side.  Which will be great, I am sure.  But based on Waking the Dragon, I’m going to predict that there is much more to it.  There will be some mystery and suspense.  And an evil protagonist doing dark deeds.  Okay, that is not a prediction.  Juliette did tell us that!  I do love a really good bad guy/gal.  Intrigue and action are sure to be mixed in.  Maybe some interesting Dragon/Human lore to add to the story.  So, a romance to be sure, but so much more.  I’ll get back to you on that ‘so much more’ in a few weeks!

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About the Author

Juliette CrossJuliette lives in lush, moss-laden Louisiana where she lives with her husband, four kids, and black lab, Kona. Multi-published author of paranormal and urban fantasy romance, she loves reading and writing brooding characters, mysterious settings, persevering heroines, and dark, sexy heroes. From the moment she read JANE EYRE as a teenager, she fell in love with the Gothic romance. Even then, she not only longed to read more novels set in Gothic worlds, she wanted to create her own.

You can discover more of Juliette and her books on her website.

Website: http://www.juliettecross.com/

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Rege’s Rescue by Dena Garson

28 Thursday Jul 2016

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5 stars, Adventure, Dena Garson, scifi romance, spaceship, true love

 

I was kind of iffy on reading this book. I’m wasn’t looking for a book to read – I have many books on my e-reader and my shelf that are unread! Should I even add a new-to-me author to my reading list at this point?

Luckily, my sub-conscious nudged me to go forward with Rege’s Rescue. Sometimes I just need to stop thinking so much and go with my feelings. It can pay off just like it did when I read this book!

Speaking of going with feelings, in Rege’s Rescue, Rege and Amethe need to figure out how to do that too. We’ve all seen it. Two people who are obviously developing feelings for each other, but they think of a million reasons why it will never work. In Rege’s Rescue, it will take about 230 pages for the heroine and hero to figure out the payoff, but it is so worth watching them do it. In the meantime, Rege and Amethe will have some adventures, get into trouble and need saving. And repeat! The book is mostly romance, but there is a lot of fun and danger along the way.

Rege and Amethe are personality opposites. Rege is dark and, dare I say, brooding. Convinced his past has made him no good. Amethe is light and cheerful, despite the nasty situation she has gotten thrown into. She has had the advantage of having a family that has made sure her life has been decent. Amethe sees the good in everyone. Is this an opposites attract romance? I don’t think so. While Rege may be drawn to Amethe’s inherent goodheartedness, I don’t think Amethe is looking at Rege’s dark past. She sees the man who rescued her in the present.

There is not much of a back story here. Rege’s past is murky as is the history of the group of men he has banded with to save the universe from evil. Amethe’s father and brother also have critical roles, but not much character development. These were just things I considered after I had read the book and did not detract from the story. Like I said, the book is mostly romance. A well developed heroine and a complex hero were all that was necessary to enjoy Rege’s Rescue.

You should consider reading Rege’s Rescue if you like a romance in a futuristic setting, space ships, tough guys, strong women, buddies, family, danger, adventure and a happily ever after!

My copy of this book was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.

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About Rege’s Rescue

Rege Rovnitov battled his way out of the darkest hell hole in the charted universe to become the best tracker in four galaxies. Fighting injustice, he and his brotherhood have spent their lives with one foot on the shady side of the law. When the daughter of one of his allies is abducted by slavers, he offers his skills to bring her home. On such a dark and dangerous mission, he never expected to find a woman full of goodness and light.

After years in the spotlight as an interstellar songbird, Amethe Madigan only wants to regain a normal life. Her plans are upended when a band of slavers take her captive and drag her to the galactic port known as Sin City. With Rege’s help, she narrowly escapes being sold to the highest bidder, or worse, turned over to whoever ordered her kidnapping. As they race across galaxies evading her mysterious abductor’s attempts to possess her, she makes the mistake of falling in love with a man whose idea of a normal life is anything but safe.

Rege promised to rescue Amethe but she could be his salvation from a dark and lonely existence. In the end it won’t matter who saved whom. Where love is concerned, it’s winner takes all.

 

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About Dena Garon

Dena Garson is an award winning author of contemporary, paranormal and fantasy romance. Her sixth book, Mystic’s Touch, won the 2015 Passionate Plume for Futuristic/Fantasy/Sci-Fi as well as the 2015 Reader’s Choice Award for Science Fiction/Fantasy/Time Travel. Ghostly Persuasion was a finalist in the 2014 Passionate Ink contest and the 2014 Reader’s Choice Award.

When she isn’t writing you can find her at her jewelry workbench playing with beads. She is also a devoted Whovian and Dallas Cowboys fan.

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Destiny’s Chance by Cara Bristol – Guest Post with Excerpt

27 Wednesday Jul 2016

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Today’s guest is Cara Bristol, author of Destiny’s Chance.  This erotic paranormal romance was originally published in 2013, and was just re-released on July 25th.  Cara has stopped by today to tell us about her book and her own experience with the paranormal.

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My Real-life Paranormal “Woo-woo” Moment

 By Cara Bristol

I started my writing career a reporter, starting out in the “lifestyle” section of a newspaper. I was in my mid 20s and was hoping to meet my Mr. Right. I was doing a lifestyle piece on the secrets people confess to their hairdressers. While interviewing one hairdresser, she happened to mention that she had psychic abilities. That she “knows” things.

Well, I didn’t believe in psychics, but I had to ask, “What do you know about me?” I didn’t ask or say anything about a man.

She said I would meet a man, and it would have something to do with the number six. She didn’t know what, but that a six was involved.

Okay, fine.

Fast forward a couple of years. The psychic hairdresser is forgotten. My 10th high school reunion was coming up, and I vowed I would have a date! At the time, I had several dates with one guy, but I didn’t feel comfortable asking him to the reunion. For some reason, I didn’t want him there. I mulled over every male friend and acquaintance I had and decided to ask a fireman I knew. He said yes, we started dating, and I ended up marrying him.

The date of my high school reunion was August 6.

Woo-woo.

My latest release, Destiny’s Chance, is an erotic paranormal, not paranormal like shifters and vamps, but woo-woo paranormal. Through a tragic act of fate, Destiny gets the man of her dreams, but there is a high price to pay for that gift. Her psychic sister Laura, a secondary character, is there to help her through it.

Destiny's Chance 600 x 900About Destiny’s Chance

Fate gave her a chance for love. Is she brave enough to accept it?

Destiny Grable has loved Chance Everett for as long as she could remember, but he was never interested in her until a tragic act of fate grants her heart’s desire. Now Chance is all hers—body, mind, and soul. But once they’re together, she discovers he has a kinky side she never knew about. Is she ready for it? Can she handle it? And Chance isn’t the only one with a secret. If he discovers what she’s hiding, will he still want her?

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Excerpt from Destiny’s Chance

Silence met him when Chance entered the kitchen where a single light burned. Talking with Roman had done little to alleviate his confusion, worsened it by highlighting the multitude of differences he’d noticed. He opened the refrigerator and stared at the leftovers. She could cook like a dream, so why hadn’t she done it before? Why fake ignorance, incompetence?

He shut the door and downed a glass of water, then switched off the light and strode to the bedroom. Drawn blinds covered the bedroom windows, but moonlight spilled in through the rounder above to spotlight the bed and cast the room in twilight rather than darkness. Her back to him, she formed a slight speed bump on his side. He stripped to his boxers and slid between the sheets.

Tree branches rustled against the house like whispering ghosts. Shape-shifting shadows skittered across the ceiling, assumed form as fire-breathing dragons while the woman beside him wafted an incongruous gentle melody of warmth and scent. Disturbingly pleasant. The hairs on his forearm next to her tingled. She surprised him at every turn, yet there was the oddest familiarity about the change in her—like running into someone you recognized at the last place you would expect to see him.

He inhaled. “Are you awake?” he whispered.

Only the sound of her breathing met his question. He exhaled with relief. Not disappointment. Relief.

“Yes.”

He jumped at the soft sound of her voice. On the ceiling, dragons leaped to full alert.

She rolled to face him but said nothing more.

He turned his head on the pillow to peer at her. In the dimness, bruises smudged her cheeks, but her lips looked soft and kissable. “So tell me again when you learned to cook?”

She shrugged. “It just sort of came to me.”

He appraised her, trying to glean truth. “People don’t decide one day they like to cook, and presto, they know how. It has to be learned.” Either she’d been hiding her ability all along, or something was seriously weird. “Can you play the violin?”

“No.” She creased her forehead. “Why?”

“I wonder what other dormant talents you have,” he said.

She puckered her lips and whistled the theme from a movie about prisoners of war forced to build a bridge for the enemy. “What’s that?”

“The Bridge over the River Kwai.”

“I recognized the tune. I meant why are you whistling?”

“I’m sharing a hidden talent you. Have you ever known me to whistle?”

Despite his conflicted emotions, he smiled. “No, I haven’t.”

Another tune, this one less jaunty, more flowing, haunting, filled the room. Familiar, but he couldn’t place it.

“What’s that one?” He flipped onto his side toward her.

“‘My Heart Will Go On.’ The theme from Titanic.”

“Chick flick.” He dismissed it with a snort.

“The most famous boat-disaster movie ever. Death and destruction. How can that be a chick flick?” Humor glinted in her eyes. Amusement teased the corner of her mouth into a sweet curve.

“All that sappy stuff about love continuing after death? Pure romantic dribble drabble.”

“You don’t think love continues after death?”

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USA Today bestselling author Cara Bristol writes contemporary and science fiction romance and has topped the Amazon sales charts in science fiction and fantasy romance and erotica. No matter what the romance subgenre, one thing remains constant: her emphasis on character-driven, seriously hot erotic stories with sizzling chemistry between the hero and heroine. Cara has lived many places in the United States, but currently lives in Missouri with her husband. She has two grown stepkids. When she’s not writing, she enjoys reading and traveling.

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