Mere Rain's Blog - Posts Tagged "winter"
Holiday Romance Sale
Mischief Corner Books is pricing all winter holiday titles 25% off through Jan 2nd, including my contemporary novella, Stealing Gifts.
Other titles on sale that I've enjoyed:
Yule Planet
Something to Celebrate
The Holiday Home Hotel
And I'm planning to read at least Slow Thaw and The Holiday Spirit next month.
Other titles on sale that I've enjoyed:
Yule Planet
Something to Celebrate
The Holiday Home Hotel
And I'm planning to read at least Slow Thaw and The Holiday Spirit next month.
Winter Solstice Gothic
NOW AVAILABLE! My supernatural winter Gothic, In the Dark Heart of Winter.
This novella is set in 1860, when respectable young ladies got married. To men, whether they fancied them or not. Heart-broken when her lover and best friend Margaret married and moved away, Isabeau accepted the proposal of a distant cousin, but she regrets this decision even before he insists on taking her to his cold and ruinous ancestral home. Horace does not seem to care about her, either, and soon she begins to wonder about his motives.
Her fears are compounded when strangers arrive seeking refuge from the snow, and her husband's behavior becomes strangely hostile. Vairya and Ranat seem friendly, but why are they in this isolated region at all? It can't be coincidence that they come from Persia, where her husband was until recently stationed as a diplomat.
Eventually one visitor confides in Isabeau, but her claims are so wild they cannot be true. Can they? Should she trust her heart, and perhaps her survival, to this stranger who seems to share her forbidden desires?
You can purchase this book from Amazon or from the publisher, JMS Books. ALSO! JMS is having their annual Advent giveaway of a different free book each day, so check out the site even if you're not sure about my book.
You can also of this story being read by Yule Planet author Angel Martinez
I hope you're all having a good December. Or at least better than these unfortunate characters!
Mere
This novella is set in 1860, when respectable young ladies got married. To men, whether they fancied them or not. Heart-broken when her lover and best friend Margaret married and moved away, Isabeau accepted the proposal of a distant cousin, but she regrets this decision even before he insists on taking her to his cold and ruinous ancestral home. Horace does not seem to care about her, either, and soon she begins to wonder about his motives.
Her fears are compounded when strangers arrive seeking refuge from the snow, and her husband's behavior becomes strangely hostile. Vairya and Ranat seem friendly, but why are they in this isolated region at all? It can't be coincidence that they come from Persia, where her husband was until recently stationed as a diplomat.
Eventually one visitor confides in Isabeau, but her claims are so wild they cannot be true. Can they? Should she trust her heart, and perhaps her survival, to this stranger who seems to share her forbidden desires?
You can purchase this book from Amazon or from the publisher, JMS Books. ALSO! JMS is having their annual Advent giveaway of a different free book each day, so check out the site even if you're not sure about my book.
You can also of this story being read by Yule Planet author Angel Martinez
I hope you're all having a good December. Or at least better than these unfortunate characters!
Mere
