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Thursday, March 3, 2022

BOOK TOUR & GIVEAWAY ~ Within the Darkness by Kira Adams



Within the Darkness

Darkness Falls Series Book 4

by Kira Adams

Genre: Postapocalyptic Romantic Suspense 

Life just can’t hand them a break, can it? Just when things start looking up, it all comes crashing down. Ike Glass has had his fair share of heartache throughout the past year, but meeting Francesca Jackson renewed his faith in life and his will to live. Phoenix Blue has been through the wringer losing her sister, having to rise up and lead amongst all the chaos, and it doesn’t help that she’s having an identity crisis. Ace Cullen is simply happy to have the woman he loves back, but nothing feels the way it was before.

Friends brought together by tragedy and chaos; the world is testing them. New threats will emerge, new roadblocks to slow them down. When plans are changing and agendas are exposed, how much more can this family withstand within the darkness?

Warning: The Darkness Falls series deals with triggering content that might be sensitive or disturbing to some readers. Please be aware before diving in.

Darkness Falls Series Order:
Into the Darkness
Emerging from Darkness
The Darkness Remains
Within the Darkness
A Light in the Darkness

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Phoenix

There is a whirlwind of emotions rising from the depths inside of me. Every few seconds Bowie squeezes my hand, grounding me and bringing me back down to earth. 

 

There are moments I want nothing more than to curl up in a ball and cry for all the circumstances we’ve been dealt, but I can’t let them win. There are other moments I want to grab the pocketknife from Ike’s sock and stab Melissa in her big brown eyes.

 

They didn’t have to take us, but there is some kind of ulteriormotive they have that we are not privy to. They are keeping their plans close to the chest.

 

Phoenix


The idea that there will be a day when I have to move past the thought of losing Cullen crushes me. He has been my everything since the moment he rescued me. And even though I’ve had wandering eyes since I woke up from the coma, it doesn’t mean I care any less about him. It doesn’t mean my love for him has wavered. 

 

They say you never know what you have until it’s gone…

 

Breathing in deeply, I choke on the idea of never seeing him again. Never touching him again. He’s been my savior, my strength for so long it’s hard to envision what life would look like without him in it. 


Francesca


There is a pit in my stomach when I awake. By my calculations, today is the day. I feel like a traitor waking up alongside Ike and acting as if everything is normal. Our version of normal that is. 

 

“Hey,” Ike says softly, smoothing my hair out of my eyes. “Are you okay?”

 

I blink slowly, attempting to slow my rapidly beating heart. It’s so loud he may be able to hear it. “As okay as yesterday and the day before.”

 

He gives me a small smile and then his lips form into a tight line. He looks like he is fighting back tears. 

 

“Hey,” I grab his face in my hands. “Life sucks but it sucks a little less with you.”

 

Cullen


Outside there is a handful of the walking dead. We work silently taking them out one by one. The skin on their bodies sags and they snap their mouths open and closed. 

 

“Seventy-three,” Malachi says under his breath, but I don’t need to ask. Once he told me it was the number of biters he’d killed. I asked him what the point of counting was, and he told me it was because they were once human beings. 

 

A biter comes lunging at me, dragging his foot, and chomping at the bit. Because of his proximity, I stab one of my throwing knives into his head taking him down. Out of the corner of my eye I see another biter approaching but this one I’m able to take down with a toss of one of my knives. It hits the dead girl in the eye, and she falls to the ground. 

 

Phoenix


We’ve been handling Ike with kid gloves in some way or another for far too long. When I lost Rian, I was a wreck for months…until one day things just got easier. It’s been blow after blow after blow to Ike and he hasn’t had the proper time to process it. Unfortunately, in this kind of a world, time is not a luxury we have. It’s sickening to say it but maybe everything happens for a reason. Maybe we are here on this island for Ike to get the breather he needs and rebuild himself from the inside out. Maybe this is what I needed to know that I can survive without Cullen. It’s not something I’d ever want but dwelling on the past isn’t going to do me any favors. The only thing we can do is try to stay positive as Bowie so annoyingly pointed out and continue to move forward. If Cullen is alive, we will find each other again.









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Into the Darkness

Emerging from Darkness

The Darkness Remains


Krista Pakseresht has always been a dreamer, from the first time she opened her eyes, and creating worlds through words is one thing she is truly talented at. She specializes in young adult/new adult romance, horror, action, fantasy, and non-fiction under the pen name Kira Adams. She is the author of the Infinite Love series, the Foundation series, the Darkness Falls series, A Date with the Devil, The Life I Never Asked For, Never Trust a Bad Boy and Ultimate Game Changer.

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Wednesday, March 2, 2022

BOOK TOUR & GIVEAWAY ~ The Shepherd and The Horned Girl by Breanna Bright



The Shepherd and the Horned Girl

by Breanna Bright

Genre: Fantasy Horror 

Ivas Sbarg has seen a monster...

In the small seaside Scottish town of Loch Lomond, an eerie fog rolls in. The locals know it. They know dark things hide in it. They know the fog is growing thicker...

When Ivas enters the fog to find a missing girl, he comes upon the knowledge that something much worse than the monster-filled mist is coming for them all.

And it hungers…

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“Listen to me, little human, The Dead God consumes and
destroys. He feels the little spark of belief you humans have for him. Yes, even your fear and superstition are enough to draw him. When he comes, the seas will flee, the light will die. Everything will decay under his touch. You will go mad at the sight of him. Your bones will crumble along with the stones of your houses. He is not a god of death, he is not an employee of Hades or Hell, he is simply…dead. And all will die with him.”





Breanna Bright is the author of many paranormal books, as well as short stories in various genres. She grew up in the backwoods of Missouri where she was inspired to write at a young age. Hollow trees, creek beds, and frog eggs were the sources of her early stories. Breanna holds a Master's degree in English, and has several publications in the independent market. When she's not writing she's traveling and looking for new adventures to inspire her.

BOOK TOUR & GIVEAWAY ~ Demon Kissed by J.D. Blackrose



Demon Kissed

The Summoner's Mark Book 1

by J.D. Blackrose

Genre: Paranormal Romance 

"This book is GOOD!" --Faith Hunter, NYT and USA Today bestselling author of the Jane Yellowrock series

My name is Rebecca, but everyone calls me Becs.

Years ago, a mark appeared on my inner wrist--The Kiss, they call it--and it makes me a summoner. I can summon, well, things…entities of power, including demons. Which, I did, until recently. I quit, because I summoned a demon on behalf of a client and things went south. I fixed it, but now I owe that demon a favor and I don't know when he's going to call it in, or, what he's going to ask.

One thing's for sure, it won't be kosher.

Now I work in a fae bar, trying to stay out of trouble, waiting for the hammer to drop. But trouble tends to follow me. And my upstairs neighbor, Ash, seems to be right in the thick of it. He's gorgeous, with sexy curls, kissable lips, and a body to match. I can't believe someone like him even glanced my way.

Things get complicated when a local mob boss wants my help, a warlock decides I'm next on the menu, and my six-foot-tall fairy friend can't find his way home.

What's a Jewish, bird-watching summoner with family and friends to protect, to do?

Praise for Demon Kissed:
"A fantastic protagonist, killer magic system, and a supporting cast you'll fall in love with, J. D. Blackrose's Demon Kissed is a fantastic new urban fantasy. I loved this book and can't wait to read more!" --John G. Hartness, Award-Winning Author of The Black Knight Chronicles

"This book is GOOD! Blackrose proves that a creative writer can grab you with an original twist." --Faith Hunter, NYT and USA Today bestselling author of the Jane Yellowrock series

"Magic, snark, a dash of romance, and a ton of action. Demon Kissed offers a compelling blend of fun and edge-of-your-seat excitement. Compulsively readable and highly recommended!" --David B. Coe/D. B. Jackson, author of Radiants and the Thieftaker Chronicles

"J. D. Blackrose's latest tale spins together demons, mobsters, fairies, and a kick-ass heroine under a curse that may end up being her salvation. *Chef's Kiss*." --Darin Kennedy, Author of Fugue & Fable and The Pawn Stratagem

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NO SOONER HAD the pixies left than a big guy in a rumpled suit walked in, made a beeline for me, and snapped his fingers at me, as if he were keeping time to a jazz band.

“Can I help you, sir?” I avoided his eyes. There was something about him that made my radar ping. I snagged a rag and wiped the bar top a second time.

“Gregory Adamos sent me.”

That made me pause and sent my tummy churning.

I said nothing, but continued pouring a chardonnay for a dwarf, taking pains to get a perfect six ounces. Then I took a deep inhale and tried not to heave the bar nuts I’d eaten a few minutes ago.

Rumpled Suit snapped at me again. Everyone was snapping their fingers at me today. “Did ya hear me, girly? Gregory Adamos sent me. He needs you to summon for him.”

“I have no idea, why, of all people, Gregory Adamos would want me, but I’m not summoning any more demons. In fact, I’m not summoning, period.”

“Because . . . ?” He drew out the word to make it a question. He seemed truly confused.

The memory froze me in place. The acrid smell of smoke and fire. The demon Valefar’s haunting laugh. I swallowed and shook myself back to the present. “I gave it up for Lent.”

Rumpled Suit protested, his voice a harsh rasp. “You don’t celebrate Lent, Rebecca Greenblatt.”

“Was that a Jewish joke?” I looked around to make sure no one was paying attention and then leaned in close, getting angry. “I gave it up, meathead, that’s all you need to know. Tell your boss I said no. Gregory Adamos is the last person on Earth I’d ever work for again.”

I backed away and passed the six-foot fairy with the droopy pink wings a thimble-full of honey mead. “Here, Pinky. Have at it.”

“Thanks, Becs,” he said, low and sad, as always.

An elf tapped the top of the bar. “Draft beer, human.”

I poured and slid it to him, frowning at the sideways glance he cast at Pinky, irritated at the way other fae treated the fairy.

Already off-kilter, I found it hard to keep my patience. I jerked my chin at the elf. “Hey, are you a Vulcan or something? I get my TV shows mixed up with my fae creatures. Anyway, here’s your beer. I didn’t even spit in it this time.”

The elf huffed off.

The suit ignored all of that, opening his arms wide in a magnanimous gesture. “Mr. Adamos says to tell you he forgives you. The past is the past. What matters is that you get results.” He sounded like a game show host. He pointed his finger at me. “He wants you and he’ll get you. Gregory always gets what he wants.”

I pinched the bridge of my nose. Gregory always got what he wanted? Well, wasn’t that peachy for him? I wanted my damn locket back and to not owe a Duke of Hell a favor. But I didn’t say that. Gregory Adamos didn’t know the details of what I’d done to get his younger brother back, and I intended to keep it that way.

“Tell him to summon the freakin’ demon himself. Tell him to hire a warlock to make an ironclad circle and he can negotiate to his heart’s content. There’s one in the area that’s been advertising.”

“You’re the only one with the Kiss,” the paunchy rat said, stabbing his finger toward my left wrist, which I covered with a leather band two inches wide and engraved with protective symbols. “This is what you’re born to do.”

I whirled around, reached across the bar, and grabbed his forearm, pulling him toward me. Joey, who was suddenly there when I needed her, leaned into his back, holding him in place. I couldn’t have secured him without her because he was unexpectedly strong.

I inhaled, and one whiff explained his strength and how he’d found Joey’s fae-only bar in the first place. That, and with him this close, I could see his skin color. Slightly green.

“Okay, you pissant troll.” Plains troll, if my nose didn’t deceive me. “I don’t know what you’re doing working for a cobra of a human like Gregory Adamos, but you should run—not walk, not shuffle—run away. My answer is still no. It will always be no and won’t change.”

Before I’d traded in my locket for Nick Adamos, Nick had been in Hell under Valefar’s, ah . . . tutelage. Now, Nick was a grown man who slept with a nightlight and sucked his thumb. Since I’d fubar’d that complicated situation, I’d sworn off summoning, and I meant it.

The troll yanked his arm out of my grasp, pushed Joey away, and stomped out.

“Gregory’s an asshole, sending that guy in here for you,” Joey said, wrinkling her nose. “What a jerk.”

“Thanks for your help.”

“No problem. You did well keeping your temper with the pixies.”

“Sorry about the elf.”

“He deserved it. I don’t like when they’re mean to Pinky, either. Why don’t you take a break? Go sit on the other side and I’ll get you a beer. One drink. Relax, then you can get back to work.”



The Summoner's Mark is J. D. Blackrose's first series with Bell Bridge Books. Previously, she's published The Soul Wars, The Devil's Been Busy, and the Zombie Cosmetologist novellas through Falstaff Books. She's also published multiple short stories, enjoying the art of brevity now and then. She's always lived in her head and is often accused of not listening. To make up for it, she's mastered the art of looking interested. Follow her on Facebook and Twitter.

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