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Pre-Order Escorting a Witch Now!

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Want a chance to win a PR book box with a signed copy and great swag inside? All you have to do is pre-order the ebook of Escorting A Witch and email the screenshot or pic of the receipt to me. Reach out to me at THIS LINK and I will email you so you can send that to me. Here are the links to pre-order: Amazon B&N And here is a bit about it:  The Second Rule of faekind is to never reveal your nature to those outside the supernatural community. Still reeling from the war, and with a secret to hide that would get him hunted down and kiled like an animal, Patrick Fergusson wants nothing more than to travel the states, living free of the confines of societal expectations. As a guide taking people west, he gets to do exactly that. But when he agrees to do a friend a favor and escort her newly widowed sister-in-law to California, Rick is in for the challenge of his life. Newly widowed, though not exactly in mourning, Catriona O’Brian seizes the opportunity to claim the land in Califo...

PRE-ORDERS are Live for Honoring!

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Pre-orders are now available on Amazon and B&N for my historical fantasy about the fae descendants during the civil war in America! And, you can even pre-order the paperback version from B&N! Pre-orders help a book's visibility and sales numbers tremendously, so I hope you'll grab yourself or a friend a copy. A huge thank you to all who do. It helps more than I can express! Author's Note: Honoring a Witch's Heart, a historical fantasy about fae descendants, started it's life as Honor Before Heart, a historical romance with no magic or fantasy elements in it. When the idea for the novel hit me, my literary agent at the time convinced me to write it as a historical romance instead of a historical fantasy because they said a historical fantasy was too much of a genre mashup, and there was no market for it because publisher's wouldn't know how to place it and sell it. So, though it broke my heart, I wrote it as a historical romance. Now, years later, ...