Six Sentence Sunday

This is my last Six Sentence Sunday before Romanticon! I'm so excited about Wednesday, that's when I begin my journey down to Ohio.

This week I'm featuring my urban fantasy/demon & angel title, Incarnate from Samhain Publishing.

The setup: She's a guardian of portals between Heaven/Hell and Earth. She is one of the many who keep the book of Revelations from coming true, only someone has started killing off Guardians. The portal she guards is in Yellowknife and she drives a big rig on the ice roads since nothing comes through her portal during the winter months.

Gripping the stick, I tried to downshift to avoid the hole that opened up in the middle of the ice road. The brakes felt like Jell-O and though my truck slowed, it was pointless. I slid right for the hole. The black, frigid water looked like a giant mouth about to swallow me whole.

This was it.

This was how I was to die for the second time.

Have a great Sunday. I'm off to the in laws where's there's no Internet access. I'll be making my rounds later tonight.

Sunday Six

For this week's SSS on thought I do my most recent Ellora's Cave book as in two weeks I will be heading to Romanticon! I am very excited.



I'll be there for the entire conference, but if you're in the Akron Ohio are Ellora's Cave is having a HUGE booksinging/sale at the Ramanda downtown Akron and it's open free to the public, as long as you're over 18.

I'll be sigining there that day.






So the setup for this weeks is the heroine, Angela has the hots for her postman and he's delivering something C.O.D.




“Twelve fifty exactly,” he smiled up at me again, those chocolate eyes raking my body. My nipples hardened under his appreciative gave, my blood firing and my body humming with anticipation. He was looking at my outfit. My tennis outfit that consisted of a short, pleated, white skirt and halter top.

“Going to hit a few balls?” he asked innocently.

I tried not to choke at his remark.

Six Sentence Sunday

This SSS is the second book in my enchantress series, Sorceress from the Sea. This book is about Alfwyn and sorceress he rescues from the sea, only a dark demonic warlord is tracking her and Alfwyn has to protect her and his land from the demon's plague.

The setup is Alfwyn is walking along the cliffs at the edge of the sea and he spots something adrift on the water:

It was a funeral barge, a custom among the people that dwelled at the edge of the sea. Poor soul. Alfwyn wondered briefly about the occupant, watching as the waves tossed the barge closer to the rocks. He couldn’t tear his eyes away as it jostled around like a feather in the wind until it crashed against a promontory of rocks,
splintering into numerous pieces. Then there was a bloodcurdling scream.

Dead men don’t scream.

Six Sentence Sunday

I've been buried in my writing cave finishing up something. I thought I'd share a bit of what I've written before I send it off to my editor.

The Setup:

Hero is a Mountie and he just saved the heroine. They both realize the are the same. He has been running from his people for a long time and she's just on the run. :)

He had left Ontario to escape the clan he didn’t want to be near another one. For ten years he had managed to bury that part of his life and yet here he was, locked in a cabin with a female. In heat. This was going to test his will power, more than he cared to try.
“Constable Thomas, what should I do?”

“Once I get this fire started you can get undressed and show me your mate mark so I know who you belong to.”

Happy SSS! :)

Six Sentence Sunday

I thought for Six Sentence Sunday I would choose the first book I ever wrote, but not the first I published. I started writing Enemy Enchantress after I had my first baby in 2003 and I didn't finish it until after my second baby in 2006. It was published by Eternal Press in 2010.

The setup is Aislinn and Edwin were enemies, until a peace treaty. They were arranged to be married to forge an alliance between their two countries.

They had never met before, but they had. A brief encounter in the woods had left them both desiring each other and dreading their impending arranged marriage.

This is the moment when they discover that they have married the 'stranger' from the woods.



Slowly, she raised her face and his blood rushed, his heart stopped as all his dreams suddenly came true. The enchantress from the woods was his wife. His search was over before it had even started. She was his by marriage, his forever. She gasped as their eyes met, hers widening in shock.

“You,” she whispered. “It cannot be.”

“It can and it is, my lady. You are my wife.”

Hope you enjoyed my Six!

Six Sentence Sunday

Today is my release day for LAIRD'S RETURN. It seems surreal that it's finally here.





I can't believe it.





So I thought I would share six sentences from it. The set-up is Liam has been away for ten years. Everyone thought he was dead, especially the woman he loved.










“Liam?” She turned and looked at Robbie, her face wreathed in shock. When she looked at Liam again her eyes were filled with tears. “Liam?” she whispered again before suppressing a sob.
Liam stepped closer.

“No,” she shouted holding up her hands to hold him off, the cut roses falling to the floor around the hem of her dress.

Hope you enjoyed my SSS entry today.

Six Sentence Sunday

For my first Six Sentence Sunday I thought I'd take six sentences from my very first book, Masque of Desire from Ellora's Cave.

The set-up is Alek is leading Miranda upstairs for some "fun" and she sees another couple having "fun" and I think you know what I mean.

“Are you jealous of them?” her companion asked, shattering her reverie.
“What?” she asked hoarsely.
“I asked you, ma chere, if you were jealous.”
“No—I,” she faltered. She couldn’t think of a plausible excuse. He pushed her up against a paneled wall with his arms on either side of her face.



Thanks for letting me participate in Six Sentence Sunday this week. I think I shall be back next week. :)