This baby has time travel, a pesky Fae, true love, a Scottish warrior...
Did I mention it has sex?
And it has ROMANCE!
And it's only .99!
Escape reality for a few hours.
When Gavin MacKenzie dismisses a Fae from his bed, the vindictive creature tries to destroy the 17th century Scottish warrior by using Abbie Kyle, a 21st century woman, as her weapon. The Fae's plans backfire when they fall in love and she soon retaliates, banishing the woman back to her own century. Are the lovers doomed to live 400 years apart, or can destiny find a way to bring them together again?
Laura! Congrats! You are such a great example to follow! xxx
ReplyDeleteAh, thanks, Carrie! *hugs*
ReplyDeleteYou sure made me run off to get a copy.
ReplyDeleteI'm not normally a romance reader but time travel! My weakness!
ReplyDeleteMary - Thanks! I tantalized you. :)
ReplyDeleteSarah - I love time travel too!
Congratulations, Laura! Not much for erotic romance, but I do have Tempest Child on my iPad to read.
ReplyDeleteAh, but you were brave enough to comment, Alex! Thank you and let me know what you think of Tempest Child.
ReplyDeleteSounds great. Kind of takes me back to a show I used to watch, called The Highlander. I used to love that show.
ReplyDeleteYou didn't just make a sale at Barnes and Noble. Nope. Wasn't me. (I'm a sucker for fae. And sexy highlanders. And time travel. And erotic romance. Dear heaven, woman, what are you trying to do to me???)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Laura. I didn't know you wrote erotic romance. Sounds like a great read.
ReplyDeletemsmariah - I never saw the show but I do remember the movie.
ReplyDeleteHeather - Thank you! What am I doing to you? I'm enticing you to read my book - worked, didn't it? ;)
Ciara - Thanks! I write whatever strikes me. :) I wrote Seducer of her Dreams as well.
Exactly what I need for an uncoming holiday. Excellent!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jen! Yay for holidays!
ReplyDeleteCool! Or I should said HOT! You're on a roll with Deadly Intent just out and now this one, too. Keep on writing!
ReplyDeleteYou always come up with the most amazing and unique plots.
ReplyDeleteCarol - I am! My pen is smokin'. ;)
ReplyDeleteHelen - Twisted imagination, I guess. :)
Interesting book, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOoooo, now I can check out more fun stuff on my new kindle, sounds like a good read to me :)
ReplyDeleteToyin O. - Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteSiv - Yes, continuous feeding of your Kindle is a good thing! ;)
OMG a new one already! You're incredible, Laura, congrats! :D
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fabulous plot, Laura. I will have to go download onto my brand new Nook. :D
ReplyDeleteMari - Thanks! I quit sleeping... ;)
ReplyDeleteMary - Thank you! Yay for your new Nook!
Lord girl, when do you sleep?
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Karen - Sleep? What's that? xxoo
ReplyDeleteDid she mention she writes?
ReplyDeleteIndeed, she did, and indeed she does.
With such a lead-in to the story, Laura, how could I resist buying it?
On my iPad and my to-be-read list!
Congratulations.
Kevin - Such a dear friend you are! Thank you and please let me know what you think of it. :)
ReplyDeleteWhoa...you confused me for a second with that post's title!!!!
ReplyDeleteJay - Made you look, didn't it? :)Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to Tempest Chils (I'm oh so close). I'll skip the slutty romance as some of you ladies can make a sailor blush.
ReplyDeleteStephen - LOL! Thanks for being brave enough to leave a comment though!
ReplyDeleteI'm always down for time travel, but haven't read any erotic fantasy before.
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Tossing It Out
Lee - LOL! I'll admit, it is written mostly for women. Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome, Laura! You're churning them out! Are you doing your own formatting (which I've come to hate, btw)?
ReplyDeleteAs Jim Carrey's character said in The Mask: SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSMOKIN'!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great read - difficult to put down, and easy on the imagination. :D
A terrific yarn, Laura. I felt a little sad for Kristen. She lost her friend. Perhaps she'll run into a MacKenzie who talks of his strange great-great-...grandmother.
Sorry, the romantic KjM is loose.
You mixed all the elements of story here, with a deft touch.
Laura, Laura I just can't keep up. While we were locked away at the hospital with no computers or internet. You come out with another book. Now I am just going to have to stay at my computer until I catch up with my reading, even if my butt does go to sleep in this chair.
ReplyDeleteNow where did I put the extra large coffee cup....
Pamela Jo
Ant - Thanks! Yes, I do my own formatting. It's not bad, but I haven't tried a TOC yet. *shudder*
ReplyDeleteKevin - Ahhh, thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it. :) Don't worry about Kristen - she'll go to Scotland and find the clan!
Pam - I'm glad you're back! Sorry about your butt...*hands you a big mug of coffee*
You are going to have a hundred books soon!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on what is probably another great novel. Cheers.
Erin - Thanks! That's the number I'm aiming for... ;)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, and you're really collecting the reviews. I'm heading over to read some more. Having finally finished GBA reading, I just need to caught up on life, the universe and everything, then I'll be able to read some books for myself. Will look out for these.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sheila! Your GBA reading was an enormous task. I tip my hat to you!
ReplyDeleteYay for sex . . .I mean your new ebook!
ReplyDeleteEllie - Hee hee I didn't notice your little slip...nope, not at all. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I came across your blog. I'm going to check it out. Sounds like a great read :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Donna! I hope you enjoy it!
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