“Moon Shifter is a delightful read which contains a unique twist to the legend of werewolves. The reader is able to sense the bond and sexual tension between Sydney and Grayson and experience the emotional triumph at the end of the tale. For such a short story, Karen Michelle Nutt has envisioned another enthralling and fascinating tale. I will enjoy recommending this short tale to any reader who has an attraction towards erotic paranormal and a spicy Shape Shifter Romance genres.”
Do You Hear What I Hear?, Hoofbeats & Heartstrings Book One A Recommended Read at CK2S Kwips and Kritiques
Well I got a wonderful Christmas gift yesterday, all wrapped up in a nice email from the review team at CK2S Kwips and Kritiques. My new paranormal romance from The Wild Rose Press, Do You Hear What I Hear?, got a 5/5 rating. Best of all, out of the 45 books they reviewed this month, it was picked as one of only 8 Recommended Reads for the month of December. Looks like Santa came early!
Here is a sneak peek at the review: I was totally charmed by this book from the first page. Teri Wilson creates a wonderful slate of characters, human, canine and equine, that grab your heart and won’t let go. Do You Hear What I Hear? was well developed and the perfect reading choice for the holiday season when we all need a break from the hustle and bustle and long to curl up in a soft corner with a steaming cup of cocoa and a heartwarming read. I loved the unique career that Simone had developed for herself and enjoyed all the scenes about the horse rescue ranch. While part of a series, this book stands alone.
Yes, it's true....I'm just nipping in at the last minute with the video trailer for my upcoming release (Friday, December 12 at www.thewildrosepress.com), CARIBBEAN DREAMS OF LOVE, a light paranormal featuring a lonely woman on a Caribbean cruise with her precocious teenage daughter, a mysterious musician, a ghost, a pirate, and nightly dinner tales of legends and curses. I had great fun with this video, especially taking the pictures!
Blurb:Daisy and her sixteen-year-old daughter, Lily, are embarking on a Caribbean cruise. She isn’t looking for anything special on the cruise other than a pleasant break from her humdrum existence as long-time divorced single mother to a busy teenage girl.She certainly isn’t prepared for an enigmatic man named Peter whose idiosyncrasies in dress and speech mark him as an eccentric person to avoid. But Daisy can’t avoid him. In fact, she begins to obsess about him from the first moment she catches him staring at her in the cruise ship terminal.Peter remains elusive and mysterious throughout the cruise. She catches sight of him occasionally, never often enough to please her, and they connect one wonderful night as he sweeps her into his arms for a waltz. A waltz? On a Caribbean cruise ship?While Daisy’s dinner companions share nightly tales of the legends of cursed pirates, Daisy dreams of the mysterious man who has captured her heart.
Excerpt:
Bjorn glanced at his enrapt audience and took a deep breath.Daisy cringed.Something was coming.
“And with his last ounce of strength, Captain Smith grabbed his sword and plunged it in Gentleman Jones’ heart.”
A stab of pain seemed to knife through Daisy’s own heart, and she involuntarily put a hand to the painful spot just below her left collarbone.
Even Becky was speechless, her jaw hung open.Lily took a breath and asked the question uppermost in Daisy’s mind.
“Did he...does he...?”
“They say he still wanders the Caribbean, alone and lonely, a ghost with no hope of dying or returning to the living.”
Bjorn’s voice drifted away.He scanned the faces of his audience solemnly.
He shrugged.“But it’s just a silly story, one of many.Who knows if any of them are true?”
And in a surprise move, he picked up his fork and resumed eating.Johana smiled demurely and took a sip of water before she too resumed eating.
Bjorn’s stunned dinner companions stared at him.Lily, Daisy and Becky exchanged glances.
Jim broke the silence when he started laughing and clapped Bjorn on the back.Bjorn choked slightly and put his napkin to his lips.
“Well, you sure had us going.I’ll give you that.So...no truth to the story?”
Bjorn leaned slightly away from Jim and shrugged once again.“I find the Caribbean folklore fascinating, but many of the stories are just that.Stories.I heard this tale from a man in a museum in Nassau once.I liked it.”He gave the group a sheepish smile.
“So, it’s just a fairy tale?” Becky asked.
“Not a fairy tale,” Bjorn smiled slightly.“Just an old legend.If the story were true, we would have to believe in ghosts...and I for one do not care to think about such things.”He picked up his knife and fork again and began to cut his food, seemingly no longer interested.
“Just a legend,” murmured Johana.She shook her head in amusement.“A story.Bjorn has many.”
“Mom, what are you doing?Are you okay?”
Daisy turned to meet her daughter’s eyes.Lily nodded toward Daisy’s hand still dramatically clutched to her chest.
She colored and dropped her hand.The pain had eased.