Hey look, it’s a blog post! First, let me start with a shoutout to my author buddy Tes Hilaire who just released her gritty new paranormal YA, Life Bites! It’s on sale for the sexy new release price of 2.99, so go and get in on that action. Zombies and vampires and snarky heroines, oh my.
Thanks to everybody who stopped by and participated int he Bad Boys of Romance blog hop! The winner of my ebook giveaway is…
Denise Loves-Books
Denise, I need your email address! Please contact me at info-at-elisabethstaab-dot-com so I can gift you your ebook!
To everybody else who stopped by, I hope we can do it again soon!
Today as part of the Bad Boys of romance blog hop I’m going to talk briefly about the bad boys that rev my engine, and why.
First, from my own books (although it’s so, SO hard to pick favorites) I would have to say my favorite bad boy is probably Siddoh. The devil may care asshole playboy, who will maybe-probably be the hero of book four of the Chronicles of Yavn. Siddoh is, I suspect, hiding a lot behind that dickhead exterior, and I do so love a good puzzle. My other fave is Anton, the hero of Prince of Power. Anton was raised to be a murderer, but he changed his stripes for the vampires he fell in love with. Still, lurking beneath the surface is what he used to be. The fact that he could backslide, and he wonders if he ever will…
True to form I’m doing things a little bass-ackwards. I posted a review of Horn Gate on the group blog I contribute to, Paranormal Unbound, just a couple of days ago… and NOW we are doing the cover reveal. We paranormal authors like to keep things interesting. So after you’re done checking out the cool cover here (which was drawn by a badass comic book artist Rey Arzeno) and entering the giveaway, stop by Paranormal Unbound for another chance to win a big bundle o’ Damon Suede swag and a free book! This is a fun and fresh take on paranormal romance, I hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I did:
With Tiffany Reisz at the RT13 big book fair
I know I’m way behind schedule on posting this, and I totally salute all the very fine authors and bloggers who do a better-er (it is TOO a word) job of recapping their con experiences than I do. Somehow it always takes me a week before I feel human again. Probably has something to do with the fact that I usually can’t talk for a week when I get back. Is that just me?