Dante and Heather chat about Gehenna, their future, and their relationship on Bad Ass Chicks That Bite. We’re also having a giveaway with 2 prizes: 1 signed copy of any of my books (winner’s choice) and 1 copy of Etched in Bone. So drop by, check out what Dante and heather have to say and enter the contest!
Dante and Heather sat down for an interview at Paranormal Romance Addict and had a great time. Von dropped in to add his two cents as well. The giveaway goes until April 28th and the winner will receive a signed copy of any of my books – winner’s choice. So drop by, say hello, and enter!
Here’s a peek at the interview:
PRA: I am incredibly excited to interview Dante Baptiste and Heather Wallace today. Heather and Dante are two fabulous characters from Adrian Phoenix’s The Makers Song Series.
I managed to convince Dante to sit down at the keyboard and share a few of thoughts on WereVampsRomance. There’s also a big giveaway–a signed set of all 4 Maker’s Song books, and three other winners get a signed book of their choice.
CONTEST ENDS AT 11:59 PM TONIGHT APRIL 2nd (Pacific Time)!
Here’s a taste of what’s simmering in Dante’s mind:
To celebrate the release of the fourth book in The Maker’s Song saga, Etched in Bone, I convinced the story’s badass and beautiful Dante Baptiste—Cajun, sexy frontman for Inferno, not to mention nightkind AND Fallen (provided I can get him to stop rolling his eyes and pretending to gag) to join y’all and discuss a few subjects close to his heart. And now I turn the blog over to Dante.
We’re giving away a signed copy of Etched in Bone, plus a signed copy of any of The Maker’s Song books – winner’s choice – on My Bookish Ways. Drop by, check out my interview (and the pic of my office kitty Diabla) and post a comment to win. Contest ends April 6. See you there!
This is my first appearance on Lovin’ Me Some Romance and I had a lot of fun. I posted about my love of the paranormal and we’re giving away books! The giveaway goes through March 28th.
Here’s a small taste:
My love for the paranormal, the glimmering moonlit world of the supernatural, is that of a child.
A child believes that the shadows beneath her bed conceal openings into other worlds, some monstrous (and thrilling), some magical. And both require only that she close her eyes and dangle a hand from her bed to await either the rough clasp of taloned fingers or the soft brush of feathers against her palm or . . . Ah, the possibilities are endless.
And whatever she feels when she allows her hand to slide from beneath the protective shield of her blankets, she’ll be tugged into a world different from the one she dwells in. Worlds of dark and radiant possibilities, a world in which she might be needed.
As a savior. As a changeling returned home. Or just as food.
