What is her favorite time of the day for writing? In her own words.....
"My favorite time of the day for writing is before the day officially begins. The time between night and dawn when I can quietly consider the mysteries of the night while capturing the hope of a new day. The paranormal and the possibilities of the extraordinary are more certain when I can almost tap into dreams as the world peacefully slumbers."
Blurb:
When the woman who raised Hope is murdered by something not human, Hope loses the only family she knows and discovers one she might wish she never met. With a touch that can make the desperate hopeful, Hope is the answer. The only question is if she can deal with sibling rivalry, accept that entities feeding off despair exist, and determine if Griffith is the man of her dreams, or not at all what he seems.
When the woman who raised Hope is murdered by something not human, Hope loses the only family she knows and discovers one she might wish she never met. With a touch that can make the desperate hopeful, Hope is the answer. The only question is if she can deal with sibling rivalry, accept that entities feeding off despair exist, and determine if Griffith is the man of her dreams, or not at all what he seems.
Excerpt:
I strained to release my
arm from Griffith’s vise-like grip while scanning the surrounding trees, trying
to determine which was less of a threat, the beast of a man holding me or those
who might be waiting for me in the woods.
“You will come inside,
now.” Griffith spoke slowly and deliberately as if I were a small child.
I batted at the hand
Griffith placed on my head. “I’m not a puppy, quit petting me.”
“I will protect you.”
Griffith’s warm breath caressed my ear. “If for no other reason, to find out
what I’m giving up and why she wants you so badly.”
I inhaled his masculine
scent, like musky earth. It washed over my face, and the tension in my jaw
released. I stopped struggling. “Are you the devil?” My tongue was thick and
heavy so the words came out slurred.
“Not even close.” His
words soothed and comforted, like having a weighted blanket cocoon me. Each
movement was an effort. It wasn’t the same as the thing in the woods. This was
more like the feeling after a long massage or bubble bath.
“It’s not safe.” Griffith
wrapped his arms around me, and I rested against his broad chest.
“It’s not safe.” I
nodded. My muscles relaxed and my eyelids grew heavy.
“It’s cold. We’re going
inside.” Griffith kept his arm supporting me as he steered me toward the house.
“We’re going inside.” I
parroted and walked up the steps, leaning heavily on him.
Out of the corner of my
eye, something was cautiously moving at the edge of the woods. Branches snapped
as whatever was observing us crept closer.
Buy Links:
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Author Links:
Amazon Author Page: http://www.amazon.com/Maureen-L.-Bonatch/e/B00KHY1KK8/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/mbonatch
Website: http://www.maureenbonatch.com
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Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/3103486.Maureen_L_Bonatch
Author Bio:
Maureen Bonatch grew up in small town Pennsylvania and
her love of the four seasons—hockey, biking, sweat pants and hibernation—keeps
her there. While immersed in writing or reading paranormal romance and fantasy,
she survives on caffeine, wine, music, and laughter. A feisty Shih Tzu keeps
her in line.
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