As
usual, please make her feel welcome. Leave a comment and you could win a copy
of her book.
Last
week's winner of The Italian Inheritance by Louise Rose-Innes is Donna Hole.
Now
over to you, Raven.
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Cecilia's
Claim is book two in the Regency Series Behind closed Doors, that I'm writing
with Lee Brazil.
It's
great fun, as I get to know and understand my characters and his. Although each
book is a stand alone, you do get to know a bit about all the other characters
in the series…
Everyone agreed the Brigstock family
was unconventional. Just how unconventional could be somewhat of a shock...
She may have turned her men down once,
but will she have the resolve to do it again?
Cecy's willpower is never strong when
she's around Caleb or Philippe, and now she needs them to keep her safe. They
intend to stick close to her, so surely a little dalliance is acceptable? The
problem is a little is not enough for any of them, but can they all agree just
on what form the 'more' should take?
Well
as you can imagine, Cecy is no meek and mild milksop heroine. I can't write
those sort of characters to save myself. No, she is a strong-willed and
determined young lady, who takes one step too far for her elder brothers ideas of
what is acceptable. Little does he know what she's getting up to…
As she went limp, Philippe lifted her
effortlessly into his arms and strode away from the foreshore, up the hill
toward the manor. Stupid woman, how was he going to explain her abduction to
her, let alone to Caleb? Philosophical as ever, he decided he'd worry about
that when the time came. There were more pressing things to mull over.
Her breast rose and fell with an
evenness that in other circumstances he would have marveled at. It was a surety
the lady did not often have such a level demeanor. With a ruthlessness that
surprised him, he compelled his cock to remain quiescent, as it threatened to
rise to the proximity of her body crushed against his. Now was not the time,
even though he itched to touch her breasts.
Then, he decided he would nip the nubs
until they stood out proud and hard. Run his hand over her quim, tease her
entrance and listen to the soft mewls and cries she would no doubt make. Sadly,
there were other, more important things at hand.
She's
not going to be the happiest of ladies when she finds out what is going on. If
you want to find out, you'll need to read the book. However, I'll give one person who
comments before midnight Friday UK time an eBook from my back list, just to let
you see the sort of things I write…
Nosy
links…
Raven
lives in Scotland, along with her husband and their two cats—their children
having flown the nest—surrounded by beautiful scenery, which inspires a lot of
the settings in her books.
She
is used to sharing her life with the occasional deer, red squirrel, and lost
tourist, to say nothing of the scourge of Scotland—the midge.
A
lover of reading, she appreciates the history inside a book, and the chance to
peek into the lives of those from years ago. Raven admits that she enjoys the
research for her books almost as much as the writing; so much so, that
sometimes she realizes she's strayed way past the information she needs to
know, and not a paragraph has been added to her WIP.
Her lovely long-suffering husband is learning to love the dust bunnies, work the Aga, and be on stand-by with a glass of wine.
You
can find out more about Raven here…
https://www.facebook.com/rmcallan (my page)
https://www.facebook.com/ravenmcallan (author
page)
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