I’ve been so busy with Roxie’s story, I haven’t had time to create more Halloween pictures for the month. And then the bewitching month will be gone and what will I be left with? Wolf shifters. Bear shifters. Cougar shifters. The fae. Vampires.
• Red wolf alpha hero’s world is turned upside down by an alluring human woman
• A heart-wrenching decision brings high stakes to the holiday season
• A gorgeous setting in the Pacific Northwest
• The action, steam, and pack dynamics you’ve come to expect from Terry Spear
Red wolf shifter Maverick Wilding is preoccupied with managing the Christmas activities that make the reindeer at his ranch so popular during the holidays, until a run-in with werewolf hunters cause the worst sort of trouble for his kind.
Gina Hutton is out on a Bigfoot adventure in the forest with her brother James when she is suddenly immersed in an adventure far more dangerous and surprising than she ever could have imagined. When she falls head over heels she is torn between the new world of wolves she is discovering and the world she must leave behind.
A hot paranormal shifter romance full of adventure and passion from USA Today bestselling author Terry Spear. Perfect for readers of Christine Feehan, Patricia Briggs, and Nalini Singh.
I’m originally from the West Coast so I loved setting the red wolf pack in Oregon. I also have a gray wolf pack in California, both places I’ve lived, and one in Washington, where my dad was from. I have no idea why, but I was dreaming last night that I was telling someone that whenever I hear the wind rustling through a pine forest I think of California. I truly felt that way when I lived in Florida and they had pine forests too. It brought back the memories of the scent of pine and the sound of the pine needles dancing in the breeze. I felt both comforted and at a loss. I longed to return to California, but it was never to be. Except in my dreams and in my stories too! And that’s good enough for me.
Hope you all have a lovely day and if you’re up for a Christmas story in October, I have just the one for you!
I was in a pink mood. Gold yesterday. Green tomorrow. White one day. Blue another. Colors can evoke emotions. I have to remember to include them in my writing.
I’m a little over halfway done on proofing Relative Danger. I’m hoping to get it done today. No grandchild care, so I’m free to just work on this. The dogs are bugging me to eat. I got up at 4:30, way too early to feed them, though I took them out in the dark this morning to potty. So that’s next on the agenda. And then back to proofing.
I have an infestation of moths. I must have let in a pregnant one and now I’m constantly killing moths. ugh.
I’m off to feed the ravenous dogs!! And walk them before it gets too hot. Oh, it’s cooler today. Yay! Just checked the weather forecast. Maybe storms around 11. Not holding my breath. They’ve been saying that for three days.
Have a super great day! Mine’s going to be great with the cool down and hopeful rain! And working on the green fairy art too. 🙂
Short on time? This brand-new wolf shifter novella from USA Today bestseller Terry Spear will hit the spot!
The intriguing worlds of Terry Spear’s Arctic wolves and gray wolves collide with mystery, action, and thrilling suspense you can rely on!
An Arctic wolf FBI agent who won’t stop until he finds his mark
The gray wolf FWS officer who stands in his way
Undeniable attraction that can only mean these wolves have met their mate
Sparks fly when Arctic wolf and FBI agent Andrew White encounters U.S. Fish and Wildlife officer Stacey Grayson tracking the same criminal he’s after, and the beautiful she-wolf won’t back down. Both are determined to get their target, but when their hearts get in the way, anything can happen. With danger at every turn, they’ll have to work together.
So yesterday was just as wild as the day before. The baby was throwing up at school and my SIL had to bring him home. They both must have had a 24-hour bug. Both seem to be doing fine the rest of the day.. We’ll see what tomorrow brings.
It’s another whirlwind day, another night short on sleep. Hoping to get a bunch of stuff done today and be able to relax after this! Well, and write, write, write.
In the portrait, the cats are behaving themselves. In real life, not too sure. lol
The one Highland book I was having narrated is done and I need to proof it, and I really, really, really need to get back to work on the current book. I managed in 2 days to get 1,000 words. I only have 12K to finish word count, but I just need to have the uninterrupted time to do it.
And then last night, I was thinking ahead to the other deadline books. Okay, forget to publish this!
Most errands run–oil light and tire light had come on in the car. Done!
In my actual fae series, they look just like us, which is why they can get away with so much mischief.
In my elf and other fantasy series, they can be diminutive like this and full of just as much mischief. There are no fairies in the Emerald Isle of Mists, but in an earlier book, they had trouble with them for sure.
The Magic of Inherian: Scepter of Salvation, Book 1
Princess Talamaya turned 18 in the human kingdom of Damar, just like her twin brother. Only when she comes of age, she must wed the king’s choice. When her brother comes of age, he’s allowed to sit on the council. But everything changes when a wizard pits beast and man against each other in Inherian–all because of the loss of the Scepter of Salvation and she must return it to their kingdom.
Princess Talamaya and her friends, Lady Kersta and Lady Mexia, must retrieve the Scepter of Salvation when her brother is poisoned. Visions plague Talamaya of a world beyond her own, of a destiny she has to fulfill. But the barbarian king is also after the scepter, and the black-hearted wizard who is trying to gain control will do anything to keep them from retrieving it.
She must free a knight from his madness. Help a female dwarf escape from the dwarven mines. Aid an Amazon fighting the Dark Elves. Rescue even the barbarian king. Save a crusty old dwarf from the wolves of Elan Pass. And outwit the dark wizard once more. Above all else, she must always take the path of righteousness.
An apprentice of the mage they had destroyed earlier, now threatens Inherian once again. But when Mexia arrives at Langdon to become school trained, she learns the school will not permit a woman to attend. But she must destroy the mage’s apprentice, and she cannot do so without the training. She must use the magic she has learned to discover a way to defeat the apprentice before it is too late.
Mexia has already done much more than most school-trained mages when she and her companions had gone in search of the scepter of salvation. But now one of the apprentices of the evil wizard they had destroyed, has stolen his spell book and plans to take up where he had left off, and she has to try and stop him.
Mexia believes the only way for her to defeat the mage is to become school trained like he was with the eventual goal of becoming a high wizard–the first of her kind in Inherian. But the current headmaster denies her entrance because she’s a woman. Though if she can get the former headmaster’s recommendation, she may attend.
And that’s the beginning of the trouble.
First, there’s the wizard. Then, the immovable headmaster. And then, the circle of misfortunes. It all goes downhill from there…
The Magic of Inherian: Emerald Isle of Mists, Book 3
Prince Argon has taken Lady Kersta and her companions hostage because he needs them to help him rescue his sister from captivity and then he must return to his princedom and make his twin brother pay for his crimes. Kersta and her friends have special abilities that he hopes to use. But now they have a new problem. The prince’s sister is being offered to either one of two suitors, and they’re in the fight to the death to keep her. The man who holds the strings is a king who claims she’s his niece, but Argon knows the man is not their uncle!
Kersta can’t believe she and her companions have paid passage on the prince’s ship to take them home and instead he’s taken them to the Emerald Isle of Mists on a rescue mission and all because a soothsayer has predicted this will come to pass. Not only is danger all around them, but Kersta’s whole life is about to be turned upside down.
I had little one here yesterday so we were busy with arts and crafts, did a little yard work. I weeded, she picked up pine cones. She loves to do that. It was 80 degrees. Today–30. Too much of a change!
I was trying to do a little work on my taxes. It’s always a 2-3 day job.
But I need to concentrate on A Wolf’s Second Chance today.
Little one is coming so need to hurry with this or it will be 3 hours later and I won’t have finished my blog!
Bath time for elephants and of course the ducklings wouldn’t mind checking out the water if they could find it under the bubbles. Giraffe isn’t sure about all this.
I only have 4 more chapters to proof on Emerald Isle of Mists and then I’ll post it all over on the book seller sites as a preorder. Hope to do that today.
Okay, I’m off to get ready for my granddaughter’s arrival. Have a great one!
Well, we had a fun evening during the Super Bowl! So didn’t get as much done as I wanted yesterday. I did finish edits on Emerald, but now I have to proof it again. But I’m still editing what I have on A Wolf’s Second Chance and of course I’m getting close to the end and that means not sleeping because I keep thinking about it. 🙂
I really need to get cracking on the mss today. Took care of baby for about 4 hours yesterday and after he went home, I was just doing edits, so didn’t add a whole lot to the mss. Two-hundred-sixty-eight words. Far short of the 6,000 I needed. lol I will have to reset my word count timing because not catching up.
I had to start over on reading the story after working on edits on two other books. I’ll get Emerald Isle of Mist’s beta read today probably from the last reader and I can finish proofing and get that up for preorders on all the sites. Yay!
Off to work on A Wolf’s Second Chance. My editor is already putting title names out for readers to vote on. How does that work when the editor and readers haven’t read the book?
