The first of a trio of trilogies by three amazing romance
writers. These stories all have two things in common: magic and romance!
“When Demigods Court Death” by Wendy Sparrow:
“When Demigods Court Death” by Wendy Sparrow:
As the demigod of fertility, Aster Slone has a thriving doctor’s practice. In fact, the incidence of triplets has made it too thriving. He needs more time with his neighbor the demigoddess of death to dampen his powers. Chandra Linton being gorgeous and sweet makes his task less of a hardship. Hitting the zenith of heretofore-unknown powers without enough exposure to her match is killing Chandra. Accepting all that her crazy, but hot neighbor says is her destiny…well, it muddles her convictions, but her real concern is: does Aster want Chandra because she’s the woman he desires or because she’s Death?
“These Roots Run Deep” by Em Shotwell:
Spitfire, New Orleans weather girl, Cheyanne Murphey has everything, and that is exactly how she likes it. When she discovers evidence of her fiancĂ©’s philandering, she refuses to let her perfectly cultivated image fall to pieces. Cheyanne has worked too hard, dragging herself up from the trailer park into New Orleans’ society, to give in without a fight…even if that means trading a year of her life in exchange for a love incantation from her ancestor’s spell book.
A skyclad, moonlit dance, a mysterious potion, and magic gone awry leave Cheyanne with a very peculiar life lesson: love can take on many forms, so be careful what you wish for.
“Destiny’s Dark Light” by Sara Dobie Bauer:
In modern day Charleston, lonely white witch Cyan Burroughs has waited her whole life to lead the battle against dark witches and eventually meet the man she is fated to love. A tragic trolley accident brings Liam Cody into her life. He is her destiny, but he’s also in love with someone else. Now, Cyan and her magic family must find the dark witch who caused the accident while Cyan fights her feelings for Liam—a charming Irishman with secrets of his own.
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Author Bio:
Em Shotwell is a Mississippi native turned Louisiana local who writes about misfits and the people who love them. You can visit her online at www.emshotwell.com, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/emshotwellauthor.
Character Profile Post:
If there is one constant in my writing that I have noticed,
it is that I always end up writing sisters. Maybe this is because I come from a
very female-centric family with two sisters of my own as well as more than a
few girl cousins. I believe that the relationship between sisters is one of the
most complex dynamics that exist. You can love your sister fiercely, but grow
up in constant competition. The same person, your sister, who you will always
protect can be the same person who drives you bonkers.
My husband grew up with brothers, and while it has its own original
dynamic, I don’t find it as intricate.
He and his two brothers are straightforward. When they are mad, they are
mad. When they are happy, they are happy. Their feelings are often complicated,
but the relationship isn’t. No, there is no other relationship like sisterhood,
which means there are many threads for this writer to tug when crafting a
female sibling group. Tallulah and Delia in BLACKBIRD SUMMER are different from
Milly and Francis in WORN OUT WISHES. Evelyn and her sisters in FORGET ME NOT
have a very unique bond.
The oddest sisters of all, however, are my Marchland family
from THESE ROOTS RUN DEEP, THIS HOLLOW HEART, and THESE RESTING BONES. They are
a tangle of trust issues and defensiveness, wearing chips on their shoulders
like badges of honor, and they love each other fiercely. Let’s meet them.
Cheyanne Murphey.
Cheyanne is the oldest. She over-compensates for her shaky
confidence by being the best at everything—the prettiest woman in the room, the
smartest at the table, and the fiercest at work. Cheyanne has always been the protector and
the leader of her sisters, a role which held over from a rough childhood on
into adulthood. She has pulled herself up from the trailer park to become New
Orleans’s own top weather girl, and when she finds out her fiancĂ© may be
cheating, her sisters put aside their opinions of the good-for-nothing man and
do what Cheyanne asks. Of course, Cheyanne has never had an eye for detail. And
if one thing is true—it is that magic requires
an eye for detail… And maybe there are more to those live oaks you see around
the parks of New Orleans than meets the eye.
Marchland Murphey.
Middle sister. Soft spoken. Kind. Marchland does her best to
do no harm, an easy going vegetarian who never raises her voice. But she looks
outwardly to fill the dullness that plagues her heart. When tattoo artist
Marchland needs help casting a spell to keep an obsessed man at bay, of course
her sisters help her out. But magic knows intent and can read the message of
your heart…so what happens when your heart is hollow?
Bradley Murphey.
Youngest sister. College student. Bradley does her best to
slip by under the radar, never making waves, her sharp tongue and sullen nature
is her defense against the world. Poor
Bradley. Killing a man in self-defense is still killing and killing is
scary…scary enough to cause a witch to panic and bring a person back from the
dead. There is a reason necromancy is forbidden, and Bradley soon learns that
every spell has a price. And every price must be paid.
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