On Monday, April 19, I'm blogging over at Fierce Romance about why there are always animals in my books. Stop over and have a laugh, leave a comment, and read some other blogs while you're there! http://FierceRomance.blogspot.com/
If you're a horse lover like I am, you would enjoy two of the horse characters in Ojeria's Journey, which came out April 1st from Red Sage.
Also, the cover art is in a contest this week at Embrace the Shadows, so if you get a chance to vote for it, I'd appreciate it.
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Walk on the 'Wilde' Side
Summer Wilde :)
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Walk on the 'Wilde' Side
excerpt from Ojeria's Journey
“Your wars do not concern us," Ojeria said. "In days not so long ago, we hired ourselves out as paid warriors. I went along on both occasions. Short campaigns, good for a young warrior to get a taste of battle.”
“There was also fine looting afterwards,” Ojeria said wistfully, drawing a dagger with a jeweled hilt out of her belt and holding it up for him to examine. Their eyes met. His sparked with an undisguised longing. All thoughts of battle were immediately displaced by the awareness that this was her chance to have a man. Wasbeth should be here soon. Ojeria had often been accused of being impulsive, as if it were a fault. As she dared to look into his eyes again, she thought it was best to take advantage of circumstances that would never occur again.
The sun broke over the mountains, washing the valley in a golden glow of early morning splendor. A shaft of sunlight glinted on the knife. Holding a gleaming knife between them didn’t seem very inviting. She threw the knife in the dirt and leaned closer. Galen responded with a light kiss. As light as dandelion fuzz, his lips tickled and teased hers a few times before trailing down her neck. Ojeria melted under the warmth of his touch, marveling at each sensation. Everything blurred, and she remembered to close her eyes as his mouth came back to hers. He nipped gently at her lower lip. Tentatively, she moved her lips in response. A small moan escaped her as he laid her down and leaned over her.
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When I'm not writing or promoting my writing, I enjoy being out in my barn with my horses. I have three registered Quarter Horses, two of them are also double registered Palomino. I have an 'SPCA version' of a Black Lab, who I suspect has some Border Collie in her, she has some of those low to the ground slinky moves, although she also loves to play ball. Three crazy cats and sixteen chickens round out the animal roster here on my little slice of heaven in central New York.
Let's clairfy the term 'New York'. There is a whole state here! I am not from New York City. I did go there once, a couple of years ago. It is far away. The Great State of New York has dairy farms, lakes, waterfalls, the Adirondacks, Catskills, etc. I live near a very deep gorge with many waterfalls, in between two of the Finger Lakes. Wine country!
Let's clairfy the term 'New York'. There is a whole state here! I am not from New York City. I did go there once, a couple of years ago. It is far away. The Great State of New York has dairy farms, lakes, waterfalls, the Adirondacks, Catskills, etc. I live near a very deep gorge with many waterfalls, in between two of the Finger Lakes. Wine country!
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