What Are You Reading This Weekend?

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Brenda Erickson, C.L. Wilson, eclipse, fantasy, historical romance, romance, series, Shana Galen

The Eclipse by Brenda Erickson

One more for the eclipse.  Here is the artists explanation of her piece: “On August 21, 2017 a solar eclipse will weave its way across America. To celebrate this rare occasion, I made this tarot styled card to be the 23rd major arcana- The Eclipse.”

Art available at Society6.

This week I am reading Traitor in Her Arms by Shana Galen.  It is the first in a new series of historical romances called The Scarlet Chronicles, which features the Scarlet Pimpernel.    This week’s audiobook is Queen of Song and Souls by C.L. Wilson.  I am returning to the Tairen Soul series after a brief hiatus.  After a couple of hours into it, I am not sure why I let so  much time pass between books 3 and 4.

What are you reading this weekend?

The Mountain’s Shadow by Cecilia Dominic – Cover Reveal

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Cecilia Dominic, Cover Reveal, medical mystery, mystery, paranormal, romance, werewolves

Starting September 1, Cecilia Dominic will be re-releasing her Lycanthropy Files series with some brand new artwork on the covers.  Today, I am very pleased to show you the beautiful new cover for book one: The Mountain’s Shadow.

About The Mountain’s Shadow

One bad choice cost me my job. Another one could take a bite out of my heart.

I was about to solve the puzzle of the latest childhood disorder du jour – Chronic Lycanthropy Syndrome – when my lab went up in flames, my job went down the tubes, and my lover went back to his ex.

When I found out my grandfather left me his multi-million-dollar estate in the rugged Ozark Mountains in his will, I thought my luck was turning. But my inheritance came with a few problems that go way beyond layers of dust and creaky floors: kids in the area that go missing during full moons, a mysterious death, and a band of werewolves who consider the property their own private hunting ground.

I’ll have to do more than face my research again to solve the mysteries of Wolfsbane Manor and stop a horrific epidemic. I’ll have to risk love, friendship, and the only true family I have left. And possibly doom myself to the fate that killed my twin brother.

Warning: Contains a sweet romance with just the right touch of naughty, and calorie-free food that’ll feed your heart, not your waistline.

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The Mountain’s Shadow will be released on September 1. The rest of the series follows very quickly with Long Shadows on September 15, Blood’s Shadow on September 29 and A Million Shadows on October 13 (a Friday – perfect for a Halloween story set in Salem).

Ms. Dominic will be back on September 1 for a guest post about her Lycanthropy Files series. It promises to be a fascinating post so please come back on the 1st! I’ll have purchase links available then. In the meantime, you can check out my review of the original release of The Mountain’s Shadow here on WWMB.

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About the Author

Cecilia Dominic became a clinical psychologist because she’s fascinated by people and their stories, but she couldn’t stop making stuff up. By day, she helps people cure their insomnia. By night, she writes fiction that keeps her readers turning pages past bedtime. Yes, she recognizes the conflict of interest between her two careers, but she prefers to be called versatile, not conflicted. This Amazon bestselling author has been published in short and novel-length fiction and currently writes urban fantasy and steampunk. She lives in Atlanta, Georgia with one husband and two cats.

You can find her at:
Web page: http://www.ceciliadominic.com/
Wine blog: http://www.randomoenophile.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CeciliaDominicAuthor
Twitter: @CeciliaDominic
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What Are You Reading This Weekend?

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eclipse, fantasy, Jennifer Lommers, Lindsay Buroker, Michelle Diener, romance, scifi

Solar Eclipse Sonata Quartet by Jennifer Lommers

The upcoming solar eclipse that will traipse across the United States in 10 days has inspired a lot of t-shirts, posters and art in general. This colorful piece is one of my favorites.

Art available at Society6.

This week I am starting Calling the Change, which is book 2 in Michelle Diener’s Sky Raiders series.  I really liked book 1, so I can’t wait to dig into this one.  I am still listening to Lindsay Buroker’s Forgotten Ages, which is really 2 novels and a short story.  It is taking longer than the average audiobook, but well worth every minute I have spent listening to it.

What are you reading this weekend?