Celebrating 200 Years of Jane Austen with Author of MR. DARCY'S BITE Mary Lyndon Simonsen

Title: MR. DARCY'S BITE

By Mary Lyndon Simonsen

Gebre: Paranormal Historical Fiction

Publisher: Sourcebooks Landmark

Format: eBook & Print

Pages: 336

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In the tradition of Mr. Darcy, Vampyre by Amanda Grange (35,000 copies sold) this fresh, original paranormal Jane Austen sequel by bestselling author Mary Lydon Simonson explores Mr. Darcy as the leader of a secret world of werewolves threatened with extinction.

Elizabeth comes to realize that she loves him in both his incarnations, and all his servants protect his secret. But then Elizabeth must confront a shocking danger to her beloved with every full moon, when Darcy is alone and exposed to those who hate wolves...

~About Mary Lyndon Simonsen~

Mary Lydon Simonsen is the author of two Regency Austen re-imaginings, The Perfect Bride for Mr. Darcy and A Wife for Mr. Darcy, and a Jane Austen historical romance, Searching for Pemberley, which was acclaimed by Booklist, Publishers Weekly, and RT Book Reviews. She is well loved and widely followed on all the Jane Austen fanfic sites, with tens of thousands of hits and hundreds of reviews whenever she posts. The author lives in Arizona.

Hi Christine. Thank you for having me on your blog. You asked if I could take one of Jane Austen’s villains and reform him, how would I go about doing that.


Austen gave us so many delicious villains: George Wickham, John Willoughby, General Tilney, and some quasi villains, Frank Churchill and Henry Crawford. My first thought was to reform John Willoughby from Sense and Sensibility. He was so cruel to Marianne Dashwood, breaking her heart with his sudden departure from Devon to London. But I think he got his just desserts when he married Miss Grey. After all, it was Miss Grey who dictated the cold-hearted letter that Willoughby wrote to Marianne apologizing for any misunderstandings between them. After all, it was Marianne’s fault!


I also thought about Frank Churchill. I really didn’t like how he treated Jane Fairfax. When he sent her the anonymous gift of the pianoforte, he set her up to be grist for the rumor mill. On the other hand, Churchill did tweak Emma’s nose, a nose much in need of tweaking, so I liked him for that.

But I finally settled on Austen’s most famous bad boy: George Wickham. In most of my novels, Wickham is punished for compromising Lydia Bennet’s virtue. For example, in A Wife for Mr. Darcy, he ends up in debtor’s prison, and in Darcy on the Hudson, he dies of dysentery in the Peninsular campaign in Spain.


At your request, rather than killing him off, I decided that Wickham would be seriously wounded in Spain. After returning to England, he is nursed by his adoring wife, Lydia. Grateful for her excellent care, Wickham wants to do right by her. But there are difficulties. Wickham is no longer fit to serve in the army, and he must find a new career. Once again, he looks to the church. Although Darcy agrees to pay for his education so that he might take orders, he declines to provide him with a living. No living. No income. What is to be done? Enter, stage right, Elizabeth and Darcy.

Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam, now married, are caught in a terrible rainstorm near the Woodhouse estate in Highbury and must seek shelter. While there, they learn from Emma Woodhouse that Mr. Elton, the vicar at the local church, has given up the profession because his wife has expressed a wish to return to Bath. During the visit, Emma mentions to the Darcys that the vicarship is vacant. Elizabeth sees an opening and takes it. Of course, the Woodhouses offer the living to George Wickham, and everyone lives happily ever after.


I honestly have to say I prefer to punish my villains. It’s easy for me to imagine General Tilney’s wife haunting Northanger Abbey and keeping him up at night or Jane Fairfax giving Frank Churchill the old heave-ho or Willoughby finding out that his wife’s fortune is half of what he expected. One of the things I like so much about Charles Dickens is the man really knew how to punish his villains.


I hope your readers will share with me what Austen villain your readers would like to reform.


Thanks so much for having me. This was enjoyable.

**CONTEST**

In celebration of the wonderful paranormal historical fiction by author Mary Lyndon Simonsen's MR. DARCY'S BITE released by Sourcebooks Landmark Over the Edge Reviews will be giving two lucky readers their very own copy.

To enter please follow these few simple rules.


*Other than Mr. Darcy who would you like to see turned into
the undead? Why?

*What do you think of

Mary Lyndon Simonsen's

MR. DARCY'S BITE

book cover?

*Connect with RCJR eZine at:

***

Contest is open to ALL readers.

Contest runs until November 1, 2011.

I will contact winners directly on November 2, 2011.

One entry per reader.

Contest & Interview with JANE AUSTEN: BLOOD PERSUASION Award-Winning Author Janet Mullany

Title: JANE AUSTEN: BLOOD PERSUASION
By Janet Mullany
Genre: Historical Paranormal Romance
Imprint: William Morrow
Publisher: Harper Collins
Format: eBook & Print
Pages: 286
Reviewed by ChristineRCJR
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It is 1810, and the Damned are out of favor—banished from polite society. Jane Austen’s old undead friends have become new neighbors, raising hell in her tranquil village just in time to interrupt Jane’s work on what will be her masterpiece. Suddenly Jane’s niece is flirting dangerously with vampires, and a formerly respectable spinster friend has discovered the forbidden joys of intimate congress with the Damned (and is borrowing Jane’s precious silk stockings for her assignations). Writing is simply impossible now, with murderous creatures prowling the village’s once-peaceful lanes. And with the return of her vampire characteristics, a civil war looming between factions of the Damned, and a former lover who intends to spend eternity blaming her for his broken heart, Jane is facing a very busy year indeed.

~About Janet Mullaney~

The author of Jane and the Damned, Janet Mullany was reared in England on a diet of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer and now lives near Washington, D.C. She has worked as an archaeologist, waitress, draftsperson, radio announcer, performing arts administrator, proof-reader, and bookseller. For more on Janet and her works please stop by www.janetmullany.com

Over the Edge Reviews

Interview with

JANE AUSTEN: BLOOD PERSASION

A NOVEL

Historical Paranormal Author

Author

Janet Mullany

What is the best part of being a writer?  What is the worst?

Thanks so much for inviting me! Answering both questions—the writing! The worst is when you’re busy with promotion and publicity and you know you should really be writing and at the same time you’d rather rip off your own head than write … and the best is when you do force yourself to write and you get into the zone where words just flow and it’s the most wonderful and empowering experience you can imagine.

Why do you write?

See above … for the high! And also because it’s a skill I possess and I can use it to make money, which is never a bad thing.

Name one eye-opening thing you learned from your book research.

This isn’t connected directly with JABP, but my research area is that of servants in the Georgian era, something I work on from time to time and occasionally speak on. (I did find out about Jane Austen’s servants, though!). I was noodling around online and started looking up my family on the 1901 UK census, and found that my paternal grandmother was in service in a house in London. That’s not so extraordinary for the times except that I think I was the only living descendant who knew about it. My grandmother, who died decades before I was born, was apparently something of a snob and social climber who kept this a secret.

Do you have a favorite motto?

Yes, it’s attributed to Moliere, roughly translated as: Writing is like prostitution. First you do it for pleasure, then for friends, then for money.

Do you have a favorite fictional hero?  Favorite fictional heroine?

I adore Henry Tilney (Northanger Abbey). He’s such a flirt. And although Henry Tilney immediately sprang to mind I had to think about my favorite fictional heroine, and I think it must be Minerva Dobbs in Bet Me (Jennifer Crusie).

Which fictional character would you hang out with?

Sam Vimes, head of the Ankh-Morpork City Watch in Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series. He’s tough and humorous and would be able to tell great stories.  

What is one of your favorite book covers, your own or someone else’s?

I love the cover of JABP; it’s very clever with its visual effects (the pen like a bat, the pool of ink/blood on the table, her discreet fang) and when you see it in real life you’ll appreciate the use of varnish (shiny areas) on it.

What would readers be surprised to learn about you?

Really, my life is quite boring; I also hate the idea of having to maintain a bright, sanitized online presence, although I did blog recently about my corset.

What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever learned by Googling your name?

I’m happy to say that the first thing that comes up is my website. What I did find after a massive timesuck online is that people are still reading and reviewing my 2005 release Dedication, long out of print.

If you could go backward or forward in time which would you chose?  Why?

I’d have to go back to the Regency period even though I know the reality of that period (or any historical period) would be fairly unpleasant, but I’d really like to go back to the early revolutionary period in France when people were full of hope and ardor (and were wearing great clothes!).

Janet, congratulations on the release of your latest JANE AUSTEN: BLOOD PERSUASION: A NOVEL” released by William Morrow. We would love to learn more about it.

It’s 1810, thirteen years after the tumultuous events of 1797 when Jane Austen went to the city of Bath to take the waters as a cure for vampirism and delayed her cure to fight a French invasion (Jane and the Damned, HarperCollins, 2010). Now she settles down to some serious writing in the peaceful village of Chawton. But it’s not so peaceful when the Damned introduce themselves as her new neighbors and Jane finds vampiric tendencies emerge once more. Jane has to deal with the threat of a vampire civil war, her best friend borrowing her precious silk stockings for assignations with the Damned, and a former lover determined to hold a grudge for eternity.

Which do you find is most important to you as a writer, voice or story? Why?

As a writer I find story most important because I’m a terrible plotter. But as a reader I go for voice every time.

Janet, where can desperate readers—like me--- connect with you in cyber world. =)

http://www.janetmullany.com

Twitter @Janet_Mullany

www.facebook.com/pages/Janet-Mullany-Author/144530775580812

I also blog on Thursdays at http://riskyregencies.blogspot.com/

I know this is a difficult question with there being so many amazing authors out there to choose from but who are some of the GOT-TO-HAVE authors in your TBR pile?

Terry Pratchett, Anna Maxted, Nick Hornby, Jennifer Crusie, Jude Morgan

What’s next in the works for you?  When can readers expect to see it out on shelves in their local bookstores?

In cyberspace, a rewrite of my first book Dedication, sometime in 2012 from LooseId. I also have a short story in the fabulous anthology Jane Austen Made Me Do It which just came out this month.

Janet, thanks so much for stopping by and chatting with Over the Edge readers and myself; it has really been a blast getting to know more about you and your books.

**CONTEST**

In celebration of the wonderful paranormal historicalromance by author Janet Mullany's JANE AUSTEN: BLOOD PERSUASION released by William Morrow, Over the Edge Reviews will be giving two lucky readers their very own copy.

To enter please follow these few simple rules.


*Other than Jane Austen who would you like to see turned into
the undead? Why?


Would you place them in a contemporary or historical setting?
Why?

*What do you think of

Janet Mullany's

JANE AUSTEN: BLOOD PERSUASION

book cover?

*Connect with RCJR eZine at:

***

Contest is open to ALL readers.

Contest runs until November 1, 2011.

I will contact winners directly on November 2, 2011.

One entry per reader.

Contest & Interview with THE GOBLIN KING Paranormal Author Shona Husk

Title: THE GOBLIN KING
Series: The Shadowland series Book Two
By Shona Husk
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Imprint: Casablanca
Format: eBook & Print
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Once Upon a Time…


A man was cursed to the Shadowlands, his heart replaced with a cold lump of gold. In legends, he became known as… The Goblin King.


For a favored few he will grant a wish. Yet, desperately clinging to his waning human soul, his one own desire remains unfulfilled… A Willing Queen.


But who would consent to move from the modern-day world into the realm of nightmares? No matter how intoxicating his touch, no matter how deep his valor, loving him is dangerous. And the one woman who might dare to try could also destroy forever his chance at a … Happily Ever After.

~ABOUT THE AUTHOR~

Debut author Shona Husk is a civil designer by day and an author by night. She lives in Western Australia and through history, myth and imagination she creates heroes that are armed and dangerous but have a heart of gold-sometimes literally. For more information on Shona and The Goblin King, and where to download the FREE prequel, The Summons, please visit: http://www.shonahusk.com/.

Shona Husk Interview

Author of The Goblin King

Over the Edge Reviews

October 27, 2011

1. What is the best part of being a writer? What is the worst?

SH: The best part is creating new worlds and new heroes…and the worst is waiting to hear back from my editor regarding a submission—that never gets easier.

2. Why do you write?

SH: I love creating stories. I always have even if I wasn’t writing them down. That I get to share them is a thrill.

3. Name one eye-opening thing you learned from your book research.


SH: I can’t think of anything really eye-opening. I’ve found lots of interesting things like that there was a push for decimal time in France during the 1800s—I loved that so I used the idea in Dark Vow. I learned about fraud while researching The Goblin King. While I haven’t used this in a story yet a book I read that I found startling was ‘Sex with Kings’ about royal mistresses through the ages. Fascinating and horrifying at the same time. For all the status being a mistress sounds like the worst job.

4. Do you have a favorite motto?


SH: What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. I’m quite stubborn and I don’t believe in quitting…however if what you’re doing isn’t working it’s time for a change in tactic.

5. Do you have a favorite fictional hero? Favorite fictional heroine?

SH: Wolverine, as played by Hugh Jackman—there is something about those knives… And I’m also partial to the 10th Doctor of Doctor Who, played by David Tenant (I know, totally different guys, but I don’t have a type).

As for a heroine, I think I’d have to say Aeryn Sun from Farscape. She was tough and adaptable and I love that show.

6. Which fictional character would you hang out with?

SH: Any of the above, but I’d have my fingers crossed that I didn’t wind up dead, frozen in time, sucked through a vortex, turned into a mutant or otherwise changed…actually having mutant powers would be kinda fun.

7. What is one of your favorite book covers, your own or someone else’s?


SH: I love the Shadowlands covers so far. The cover for Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick was enough to make me pick it up and buy it even though I don’t usually read YA.

8. What would readers be surprised to learn about you?


SH: Math was my best subject at school. I’m sure my English teachers are very surprised.

9. What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever learned by Googling your name?

SH: It’s not exactly googling my name but I get a lot of hits on my website for people looking for erotic romance written in the Shona language.

10. If you could go backward or forward in time which would you chose? Why?


SH: Tough choice. Either would be like stepping into another world. I love history so I’d probably have to go back—but I’m very curious about what civilization will be like in 100 years’ time, give all the changes in the last 100 years.

11. Shona, please tell us about your Sourcebooks Casablanca October 2011 release, The Goblin King.

SH: I loved a cursed hero. Roan is constantly battling to stay human when giving in and becoming goblin would be much easier. But he can’t as he’d take his remaining men with him so he struggles on for them while searching for a cure.

Eliza is an everyday woman in a situation that has gradually gotten out of hand until she sees no way out. After calling on Roan for help she realizes she has to retake control of her life no matter how hard that will be. So while they both have their own battle to fight, they are stronger together. Of course if they can’t find a way to break the curse Roan will become goblin, and this curse will take more than a kiss to break.

12. Which do you find is most important to you as a writer, voice or story? Why?

SH: I focus on story when I’m writing. I think voice develops naturally (I certainly wasn’t aware of it when I was starting out, I just wrote) and it’s not one of those things that can be taught, whereas the craft of storytelling can be learned.

13. Shona, please tell us where we can find you out in cyber world. For readers, we just have to know!

SH: I have a website www.shonahusk.com and I can be found at:
Twitter: www.twitter.com/ShonaHusk,
Facebook: www.facebook.com/shonahusk
Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/3464665.Shona_Husk.
And I also blog at Musings by Wink http://www.winkgirls.blogspot.com/, http://herebemagic.blogspot.com/ and also http://casablancaauthors.blogspot.com/

14. I know this is a difficult question with there being so many amazing authors out there to choose from but who are some of the GOT-TO-HAVE authors in your TBR pile?


SH: Jim Butcher’s the Dresden Files is a must and I’m loving the Dark Age Dawning series by Ellen Connor. And anything by Denise Rossetti who writes erotic fantasy romance.

15. What’s next in the works for you? When can readers expect to see it out on shelves in their local bookstores?


SH: In 2012 there will be two more Shadowlands books, Kiss of the Goblin Prince and For the love of a Goblin Warrior. I also have a couple of e-books out next year.

Shona, thanks so much for spending time with my readers and me. It has been a blast getting to know more about you and your work.

**CONTEST**

In celebration of the wonderful  paranormal romance by author Shona Husk's THE GOBLIN KING book two in her The Shadowland series just released by Sourcebooks Casablanca, Over the Edge Reviews will be giving two lucky readers their very own copy.

To enter please follow these few simple rules.

* Do you have a favorite paranormal series?
*Do you believe a Goblin would make a magnificent king?

*What do you think of

Shona Husk's

THE GOBLIN KING

book cover?

*Connect with RCJR eZine at:

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 Contest is open to ALL readers.

Contest runs until November 1, 2011.

I will contact winners directly on November 2, 2011.

One entry per reader.

Email is mandatory to be entered into ALL contests.

Contest & Interview with UNLEASHED Paranormal Romance Author Sara Humphreys

Title: UNLEASHED
Series: The Amoveo Legacy Book One
By Sara Humphreys
Genre: Paranormal Romance
On Book Shelves: October 2011
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Imprint: Casablanca
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What if you suddenly discovered your own powers were beyond anything you’d ever imagined…

Samantha Logan’s childhood home had always been a haven, but everything changed while she was away. She has a gorgeous new neighbor, Malcolm, who introduces her to the amazing world of the dream-walking, shapeshifting Amoveo clans…but what leaves her reeling with disbelief is when he tells her she’s one of them…

And shock turns to terror as Samantha falls prey to the deadly enemy determined to destroy the Amoveo, and the only chance she has to come into her true powers is to trust in Malcolm to show her the way…

Get swept away into Sara Humphreys’s glorious world and breathtaking love story…

~ABOUT THE AUTHOR~

Sara Humphreys has been attracted to the fantasies of science fiction, paranormal, and romance since her adolescence when she had a mad crush on Captain Kirk. An actress and public speaker, Sara lives with her husband—who is very considerate of her double life—and four amazing boys, in Bronxville, New York, where she is working on the next book in the Amoveo Legacy, Untouched, which will be in stores in April 2012. For more information, please visit http://sarahumphreys.com/.  You can also follow her on Twitter and “like” her on Facebook!

Sara Humphreys Interview; Author of Unleashed

Over the Edge Reviews; October 17, 2011

1. What is the best part of being a writer?  What is the worst?
   SH:  The best part is the freedom to create anything and anyone you want. As a writer, I get to travel to faraway lands or act out my wildest fantasy and all in the comfort of my pajamas.  The worst or hardest part is making a living solely as an author. It’s kind of like being an actor…there are very few people who can make enough money to sustain themselves. However, I keep my eye on the prize and hope to be able to do that eventually but at the end of the day I do it because I love it.

2. Why do you write?
   SH: I write to fulfill my desire to create and be creative. My original career path was in acting but with four boys at home, I needed a more stable career path and found my way to public speaking. As much as I love it, there was still something missing and I realized that the need to be creative and explore that part of myself was being ignored. I have a fertile imagination and all that creative energy has to go somewhere…I think I go  a little bonkers without a creative outlet.

3. Name one eye-opening thing you learned from your book research.
   SH: I do a good deal of research about animals for my Amoveo clans. I’m finishing book 3 right now, Untamed, and I’m researching gyrfaclcons and cheetahs for my hero and heroine. I learned that  the claws of a cheetah do not retract. They are out permanently and that’s what gives them such spectacular traction and speed. Also, they don’t roar. They growl, chirp and hiss…but they don’t roar. Gyrfalcons can fly at ferocious speeds  of up to 50 mph and they’ve got incredible eyesight.

4. Do you have a favorite motto?
   SH: I’ve got a couple. My grandmother always says, “Everything will work itself out.” She’s right. No matter how much we worry over something it always seems to work itself out. The other is, “You can’t control how other people behave, all you can do is control how you respond to it.” This one comes in handy when dealing with life’s jerks and if you repeat it to yourself in times of mind-numbing frustration it’ll help get you through with some sense of sanity. Finally, “Nothing ventured, nothing gained.”  Truest of all. You have to be willing to take risks, otherwise you’ll never succeed.

5. Do you have a favorite fictional hero?  Favorite fictional heroine?
   SH: In my own novels it would be whatever hero or heroine I’m writing at the moment. In Christine Feehan’s Ghostwalker series I am partial to Jack and Ken Norton. They are the hottest twins in fiction! That is one of my favorite series. As for fictional heroines…Wonder Woman. I still want that invisible jet and the golden lasso. She rules. I had the underoos and the bathing suit as a kid and if it wouldn’t embarrass my children I would wear the bathing suit now. I still might….

6. Which fictional character would you hang out with?
   SH: Now that is a tough one.  I have to admit that it would be pretty wild to actually meet some of the characters I’ve created but if I had to pick one fictional character from everything I’ve ever read or seen, it would have to be Angel from Buffy the Vampire/Angel series. He.Is.Yummy.

7. What is one of your favorite book covers, your own or someone else’s?

SH: Sourcebooks art department is phenomenal and I adore both of the covers I’ve gotten so far but the cover for Untouched really melts my butter.  The covers for Ashlyn Chase’s Strange Neighbor series are great too. They’re fun and flirty.

8. What would readers be surprised to learn about you?

SH:  I don’t know how surprising it is but I’m a wretched cook. Seriously. I suck at it. In fact, when I bake cookies the first thing my boys do is turn them over to see how burned they are. Nice.

9. What’s the strangest thing you’ve ever learned by Googling your name?

SH: That there is another author named Sara Humphreys but she writes books about traveling. Hmmm. I may have to hit her up for location research.
 

10. If you could go backward or forward in time which would you chose?  Why?

SH: Backward. Definitely. I’d like to visit Salem during the witch trials or visit the Court of Queen Elizabeth’s reign. Those are the two periods in history that are the most intriguing to me… and maybe visit New York City right after World War II ended. That would be one wild time.

11. Sara, congratulations on the release of your latest in your Amoveo Legend series, Unleashed released by Sourcebooks Casablanca. Please share a bit more about it.
    SH:   Malcolm Drew is a member of the Amoveo in the Golden Eagle clan. He is a dream walking, telepathic shape shifter in search of his one true mate. If the Amoveo don’t find their mate by the time they turn thirty, they lose all of their abilities and die. They’ve been hunted to the brink of extinction by the Caedo family because for all of their strengths they’re very fragile. They can only have children with their life mate, so when you kill one Amoveo, their mate dies and you wipe out the possibility for offspring.

Malcolm has finally found his mate but there’s just one problem… She hasn’t been looking for him. She’s a hybrid, half human and half Amoveo of the Gray Wolf clan, but she doesn’t know it. Her parents died when she was an infant and all of her abilities have been dormant—until Malcolm finds her—then everything starts to wake up. However, the poor guy can’t just walk up to her and say, “Hey, I’m a shape shifter and so are you.”  He has to figure out how to bring her into his world, convince her of who she is and keep her safe from the enemy that is hunting them.

12.  Which do you find is most important to you as a writer, voice or story? Why?
    SH: It’s hard to pick one over the other because you need both but probably story. The voice will always be there… It’s the writer’s voice but if the story isn’t there, then what’s left?

13. Sara, where readers can connect with you in cyber world?
    SH: Readers can find me on my website http://sarahumphreys.com or my blog http://amoveoromanceseries.blogspot.com or on twitter http://twitter.com/authorsara or on Facebook http://facebook.com/Amoveo  I’ve also got a blog tour running through the rest of October, as well as, a brick & mortar book tour. You can find all of the dates, times, cities and locations on both my blog and my website. If I’m in a city near you, I hope you’ll come and see me!

14. I know this is a difficult question with there being so many amazing authors out there to choose from but who are some of the GOT-TO-HAVE authors in your TBR pile?
    SH: Hmmm. Chrisitne Feehan, Lori Handeland,Christina Dodd, Carolyn Brown, Judi Fennell, Terry Spear, C.H. Admirand, Joanne Kennedy, Anita Clenney, Ashyln Chase,  Shona Husk…. The list goes on.

15. What’s next in the works for you?  When can readers expect to see it out on shelves in their local bookstores?
    SH: There will be at least four more books in the Amoveo Legend series. Untouched will arrive in April 2012 and Untamed will be out in Fall of 2012. The fourth and fifth books will hit shelves in 2013. I also have a vampire series in the works called Dead in the City and I’ll be announcing more about that in the coming months.

Sara, thanks so much for stopping by and chatting with Over the Edge readers and myself; it has really been a blast getting to know more about you and your books.

**CONTEST**

In celebration of the wonderful  paranormal romance by author Sara Humphreys UNLEASHED book one in her The Amoveo Legacy series just released by Sourcebooks Casablanca, Over the Edge Reviews will be giving two lucky readers their very own copy.

To enter please follow these few simple rules.

*Paranormal romances are one of our favorites.  Tell us what you like about paranormal romances.  And tell us what you do not like.

* In UNLEASHED Malcom is a dream walker and can telepathic shape shift.  If you could shape shift into anything...no holds bar...what would it be?

Why? 

*What do you think of

Sara Humphreys'

UNLEASHED

book cover?

*Connect with RCJR eZine at:

***

 Contest is open to ALL readers.

Contest runs until November 1, 2011.

I will contact winners directly on November 2, 2011.

One entry per reader.

Email is mandatory to be entered into ALL contests.