Publisher Eternal Press

Publisher Eternal Press
Love and the Paranormal

Monday, May 7, 2012

New Interview up come on over and vote for vampire or werewolve

http://naomijay.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/werewolves-versus-vampires-linda-hayes.html

2 comments:

  1. Wow, that was a lot of comment. I find people do take us seriously but you have to earn respect as in anything and any place. People do not know you and may be a little unsure about what you are going to give to the book. I try to give my heart and maybe a piece of my soul. I give romance because I feel romance. I know that sounds corny and silly but I love romance. I can not read enough of it and everyone that I know loves romance too. It may not be in the form of a book but some other media. Maybe, a movie or an outing to a picnic is more romantic to others. I just know without romance what do you have? You need romance to laugh, to cry, to feel alive. Everyone has their own way of feeling romance or belief in humanity as a caring animal is lost. Animals love romance. Have you never seen a bird courting, they do all sorts of crazy dances or tweets to get her attention. Romance makes life zing.

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  2. On the eve of the battle of Waterloo, Lady Pru was led out to the ballroom by her fraternal twin brother Michael David Densington White, sixth Earl of White. Even though Pru had not been formerly brought out yet, the stress of being shut up waiting for Bonaparte’s army to initiate the battle led to those waiting to let off steam, find joy and celebrate before the battle. Michael, ever protective did not like the attention Pru was getting from his friend Fearghass MacDonald, the Duke of Somerled but allowed Fearghass one dance with his sister, one dance and one stolen kiss that was enough for Fearghass to proclaim he wished to make Pru his Duchess once the battle was over.

    When the battle ended and Michael did not return for her, Pru could not be persuaded to leave until she found Michael and went to the battlefield, a sea of blood and carnage where she walked, stumbled and searched for her brother’s body. When found just before nightfall, she sank down and cradled her brothers body and screamed and raged throughout the night. However, a French soldier saw her and rather than flee as he should have – as the night grew colder he drew her into his arms as she finally slept – keeping Pru warm and safe from the evil that stalked the night.

    *** This short novella was a most unusual paranormal regency romance with vampires and ghosts. I picked this up on a whim, because of the mention of ghosts and found it to be an utterly and totally engrossing story. The title of MY ANGEL, MY LIGHT AS DARKNESS FALLS was unusual to say the least but from the first few pages I was hooked.

    Pru and her brother were orphaned and being twins they had a special bond – the author put that to excellent use in later showing how much love there was between the two. Describing Pru’s heartache and devastation so extreme for a young girl who had never had to fend for herself. Michael had protected and provided for her every need. Pru was delicate, dainty and so beautiful it took most peoples breath away – beautiful and pure. With this in mind the author was able to portray, how such a fragile young woman survived, with the help of a few new friends, including a devoted heart-sick French soldier; a huge protective dog; a confused ghost; and help from the great beyond as goodness versus evil in a most wonderful and provocative tale with an ending I found to be FANTASTIC. Talk about a nice twist!

    I don’t want to spoil the surprises of this marvelous tale by giving any more spoilers away, but the bottom line is that I was moved, emotionally and spiritually by the prose and beautiful imagery this author was able to convey. I strongly suggest and highly recommend that most readers of both historical and paranormal will find a lot to love in this beautifully rendered story.

    Marilyn Rondeau, for www.ck2skwipsandkritiques.com

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