Wednesday, April 17, 2019

Playing with fire Blog tour and Reader Giveaway


It doesn’t matter who you think you are. Falling in love with the wrong person can have dire consequences.


They say love conquers all, but in the paranormal worlds of these twelve USA Today and international bestselling authors, falling in love means playing with fire…
Someone’s about to get burned.
Dig into hours of forbidden love, lust, and heat as these heroes and heroines long for their beloveds, break taboos, and fight for the ones they never should have chosen—but could never resist.
This boxed set is bursting at the seams with romance grounded in all things magical—from dragons and sexy shapeshifters to angels, warlocks, and uninhibited masters. We have something to strike everyone’s fancy.


PREORDER WITH 1-CLICK button to snap up the Playing with Fire boxed set for only 99c. 1000s sizzling pages of forbidden love and the trials these gorgeous paramours face to fulfill their deepest desires. And claim your free gifts
Authors:
Adrienne Woods – USA Today bestselling author

Carlyle Labuschagne – USA Today bestselling author
Kristin Ping – USA Today bestselling author
Ashlee Nicole Bye
Toni Cox
Carissa Andrews
Kathrin Hutson
Kat Stiles
Majanka Verstraete
Kat Parrish
Karen M. Bryson
Monique Singleton




PLEASE NOTE: Due to Amazon having only a three month pre-order Playing with Fire boxset will only be available in July.
Playing with fire authors are giving away a free bundle reads and a Coloring Book.
More than 1600 pages are in the free bundle read for hours and hours of reading pleasures.
Once you purchase the boxset, claim your gift here.
FREE READS INCLUDES



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COLLECT OUR CHARACTER CARDS. Every week we are giving away a character card.
They are created for the Playing with Fire Boxed set and is filled with the characters of the
Stories inside the boxset. Be sure to grab the first four right now.
Our Easter book fair and Kindle Fire giveaway has landed.

Shop for your next read, from fantasy, paranormal, romance to horror and while you browes our selection of books enter to win A Kindle Fire!


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Tuesday, April 16, 2019

Win with Kristin Ping and The Curse

THECURSEBLOGTOURAPRIL 1554115445Title: The Curse Genre: Supernatural Suspense Page count: 149 Author: Kristin Ping Publisher: Fire Quill Publishers Release Date: September 25 2018 Description: Dreamcatchers can't ward off nightmares if your nightmare is your reality? Moving to a small town is the last thing Melanie wanted, but her entire family, even her identical twin, Emily, assures her it's the best thing for her family. But Melanie knows it's just another form of punishment, because that's all her family does to her—punishes her. Emily just wants her sister back, wants to recover their twin bond after she broke her sister's trust. But something evil is waiting in their new house… When Melanie falls into the clutches of an ancient darkness, Emily is the only one who can save her. Will their bond be strong enough to break the curse? Or will Emily lose her sister forever?
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About Kristin Ping:

t2jtp6ra-400x400-400x400 Kristin is a USA Today Bestselling author and lives with her family in South Africa, where she writes full time. Her debut novel, Immortal: A Varcolac Novel, followed by Hinder: A Benders Novel, are the first two novels in a sweeping saga called Guardian of Monsters. Nine intricately imagined novels are in the works, following witches, vampires, werewolves, djinns, Benders, and shifters.


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The Curse will be translated in Italian in 2021 through Hope Edizioni and for audio lovers, the wait is not long anymore. The Curse is in production and Carly Lepard will narrating as Emily and her twin Mel.

Excerpt

EMILY I liked the new house. The quaint town, too. I didn’t share Mel’s aversion to small towns; in fact, I’d always had a fantasy of living somewhere everyone knew each other. A part of me was certain that this move would be the best thing that could happen to Mel, though she was still sulking. She would be okay. She had to be okay, so we could move on and fix this rift between us. Mel still hadn’t forgiven me for telling Keith about the party, which had been two freaking years ago! But that was my sister; she could hold a grudge like no one else could. Of course, I hadn’t planned on breaking her confidence. But then I’d heard there’d be alcohol and drugs and who knew what else. Really, I was just worried about her safety. And it wasn’t like I could have lied straight to Keith’s face. I was never a good liar at the best of times, and the worrying hadn’t helped. So when Keith had realized Mel wasn’t home and questioned me, everything had just rushed out of me. I hadn’t wanted to disappoint Keith or Mom, because I wanted a father again. I was scared that if I disappointed Keith, he would leave, and I didn’t want Mom to be unhappy again. If Mel had just listened to Mom in the first place, I wouldn’t have been put in that position. Now, I regretted the choice I made. If I knew we would never be the same after that, I would’ve kept my stupid mouth shut and never said a thing. She was so mad at me. I desperately wished I hadn’t hurt her like that. In all honesty, I hadn’t thought Keith would drag her ass out of that party. That must have been so humiliating. According to Mom, he wouldn’t have done it if he didn’t care. But those words didn’t stop Mel from rebelling, and I could sense she felt lost and betrayed. I heard Mel’s door open and shook my depressing thoughts from my head as our eyes met. I smiled at her, but she looked away and wandered down the hall. I got up and followed her. “Where are you going?” I called. “Just to look around,” she snapped. She was always short when she spoke to me now. I missed the way we used to be. Now we were broken. “Mind if I join you?” “Do what you want, Em. It’s a free country.” She was silent as we opened the doors to each room, looked inside, and closed them again. “Keith said it used to be—” “I don’t give a shit about what Keith said,” she interrupted, stalking out. I sighed and shut the door before traipsing after her. She stopped when she saw a trapdoor in the ceiling. “Please don’t,” I begged. “Why, Emmie, are you scared?” she teased. She pulled on the latch, and the stairs to the attic came down. She glanced over her shoulder at me as she started to climb up. “Stay, come up. I don’t really care.” Her words were like a knife twisting in my heart. She was never going to forgive me. It shouldn’t be this way. I gulped as I looked at the stairs. I couldn’t stay down here. What if Mel got hurt? Tentatively, I followed her upstairs. A light came on as I reached the top. It wasn’t as big as I’d thought it would be, but the attic was spine-chilling. I hated attics. They always gave me chills. Bad things always happened in attics and basements. Dust tickled my nose and I sneezed. I glanced around. Everything was covered in a thick layer of dust, from the old mirror in the corner to the mannequin next to it. The window was grimy. Spiderwebs covered the corners. Clouds of dust billowed into the air with every step Mel took. Stacks of boxes and old toys crowded the floor. Mel walked over to one of the boxes and picked up a stack of papers, leafing through the pages. My skin crawled and goosebumps flushed over my entire body. Something was wrong with this room. Mel opened one of the boxes. “Can we please go?” “Go if you want. It’s not like I asked you to come with me. I don’t want you here anyway,” she said as she peered into the box. “You can’t ignore me forever, Mel. I’m your sister!” “Wanna bet?” she scoffed. I was so tired of her miserable attitude, I was tempted to leave. But I didn’t. She moved another box and gasped. “Oh wow.” I was curious to see what she found. As I neared her, I saw the outline of something round and big. She held it up in the dim light. My chest tightened when I realized it was an old dreamcatcher. Bigger than any I had ever seen. For some reason I didn’t share my sister’s admiration. It felt like I was suffocating. “Mel, please leave that thing alone.” “It’s just a dreamcatcher, Em. These things are made to keep bad dreams away.” “Something just doesn’t feel right about that thing.” “Stop being so superstitious,” she said without breaking her gaze from it. She seemed awed. “Please,” I begged. My sister turned away from the dreamcatcher and glared at me over her shoulder. “Look at my arms.” I thrust my arms into her face, showing her the goosebumps peppering my skin and the hair standing on end. “I can’t breathe. Put it down. Please.” “Sheesh. Fine, drama queen.” She put the dreamcatcher down and walked back to the stairs. I couldn’t stop staring at the damn thing, and the deafening silence of the room started to choke me. What was it about that stupid dreamcatcher? Suddenly, the trapdoor swung shut with a loud bang. The light flickered and faded. I was trapped in the dark. I ran to the exit. “Mel, open up! Please,” I begged. She laughed as her footsteps receded. “Mel,” I yelled. The air in the attic became thicker and thicker. Something in the darkness caught my eye and I spun in its direction, but I couldn’t see anything. My eyes hadn’t adjusted to the darkness, and no light filtered in from the 
grimy window.



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Dreamcaster blog tour - Get book one free and win the ebook by Adrienne Woods



Title: Dream Casters Light
Genre: YA Fantasy
Pages: 436 pages
Author: Adrienne Woods
Publisher: Fire Quill Publishers
Publishing Date: May 25 2015

Description:
Mr. Sandman, send me a dream, ta da da da.....Seventeen year old Chastity Blake knows the Sandman is just a silly children's story parents tell their children to get them to sleep. At least she thought it was, until the day a mysterious, light golden sand appeared in her hands during a high school prank that went horribly wrong. A sand that has the power to send anyone it touches into a deep, sound sleep.
Fearing she had lost her mind, Chastity soon discovers the shocking truth of her heritage- she is a Dream Caster. Chastity was never supposed to be raised on the Domain, or what humans call Earth and she is forced to return to her true birth place, Revera – the world of Dreams.
However, in Revera there is no balance between good, the Light Casters, and darkness, the Shadow Casters, and Chastity is caught square in the middle. She soon learns that there is no place for anyone containing both the light and the darkness within them, and the shocking truth that if anyone in Revera ever discovered her shadow self, Chastity would be thrown into the Oblivion – the world of Nightmares.
Dreams are always more than they seem, and this time Chastity is going to discover just how different they can be.

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Dream Casters: Shadow

Description: Chastity Blake discovered the hard way what she was: a modern-day Sandman. But things aren’t looking up for Chastity. She is guarding a secret deep within her — her dark sand, or what Reverians call her Shadow. Shadow Casters are known for their dark dreams, the nightmares they create. If she’s caught with dark sand, she may be subjected to harsh interrogation, even banished to the Oblivion with the other Shadow Casters... and that is SO not on her list.
Will she be able to hide her darkness from the most powerful Somnium alive? How long can she outrace her destiny before true nature catches up with her?
Shadow Casters is the follow-up of bestselling author Adrienne Woods’ second series, Dream Casters.

PURCHASING LINKS:

Ibooks - Coming soon
Kobo-coming soon

Dream Casters: Millue



Book three and the final part of the Dream Caster series;
Millue is coming in 2019. Be sure to keep your eyes out 
on all the online stores.






About Adrienne Woods

Adrienne is a USA Today bestselling author living in South Africa, where she writes full time. Firebolt, book one of the wildly popular Dragonian series, was her debut novel. Her second series, Dream Casters, will conclude with book three, Millue, to be released in 2019.


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Dream Casters Light is also available on Audio:


Dream Casters Light is also available in audio, the other parts will go into production in 2019 and 2020.
It’s narrated by the talented Vanessa Moyen, giving you hours of listening entertainment.

Listen to a sample Now!

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Monday, April 15, 2019

Hoppy Easter Extravaganza giveaway hop


Thank you for joining Fire Quill Publishers on the blog hop this Easter

We have so much going on This Easter and are thrilled to share it with you on this extravaganza of a hop. 
Before we get to the mega prizes we'd like to share our latest releases with you. 
From Magic, fairytale retellings and romances to hunting serial killers, we are proud to announce our newest reads from our best selling authors. 



    Tethered .   Blossom Blood.    Forbidden.  From a Jack to a King 
Thank yo for taking the time to celebrate with us! 



OUR CURRENT GIVEAWAYS!!! 

enter to stand a chance of winning a Kindle fire 


2 Ebook and a $30 gift card up for grabs 



A Red Ridding Hood retelling by Adrienne Woods
Win one of 5 ebooks 




Enter to win the entire set 
of  3 books by 
USA Today bestselling author 
Isabella white 
enter here 


Thank you for stopping by! 
below you can find the links to join many more blogs on this hopppy easter blog tour for more chances and more goodies to be won! 



Stop by our Party group for our newest boxset -  for author takeovers , giveaways and meme wars! 





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Forbidden - A Red Riding Hood Retelling giveaway hop!

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Title: Forbidden: A Red Riding Hood Retelling
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Pages: 219
Author: Adrienne Woods
Series: Part of Kristin Ping’s Guardian of Monsters (with Permission)
Publisher: Fire Quill Publishers
Release Date: 7th of January 2019
Description: 
This is not The Little Red Riding Hood we grew up with. 


Supernatural races—vampires, werewolves, witches, you name it—all exist.

Eighteen-year-old Rue Chaperon and her family belong to an elite hunting society, the S.H.A—Supernatural Hunting Association—and what the Chaperons hunt best are werewolves.
 When a new hunting group convinces the Chaperons to team up with them and try a different approach to hunting the supernatural by taking out the Alpha, it sounded like a great idea.
Taking out the Alpha meant they'd eradicate the entire race.
Piece of cake, right?

But nothing is ever easy when you're a hunter.



A Little Red Riding Hood retelling with a spin that will make you believe not all fairytales were meant for children
.
Purchasing links and Free in KU


About the Author
Adrienne is a USA Today bestselling author living in South Africa, where she writes full time. Firebolt, book one of the wildly popular Dragonian series, was her debut novel. Her second series, Dream Casters, will conclude with book three, Millue, to be released in 2019.

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www.adriennewoodsbooks.com
www.facebook.com/AdrienneIsa
www.twitter.com/erichb3
www.instagram.com/authoradriennewoods
www.bookbub.com/authors/adrienne-woods
www.amazon.com/Adrienne-Woods

Excerpt:

“Ru!” My sister yelled my name. “Ru! RU!”
I couldn’t see her. I couldn’t even see the forest filled with Dad’s traps ready to spring on the pack we were hunting tonight. Only darkness. A pit of blackness.
I panicked. Have I gone blind? Sudden blindness during a hunt spelled only one thing: my imminent death.
“Ru!” Yells reverberated around me. Among them the voices of Uncle Fernus and my father, Huck, more distant than that of my sister.
My brother and cousin were too far. Both were fantastic snipers, who slayed one wolf after another across great distances with Silver Nitro bullets.
“Ru!”
Abruptly my sight came back, so fast it disoriented me. My sister leaped into the air like a
prima ballerina, with perfect grace and long limbs. With silver swords clutched in both her hands, she was magnificent to behold.
I tore my gaze from her and focused on her target—mere inches from me.
The wolf was snarling and rattling like they always did.
Most people only thought they were story fillers. But stories got them wrong.
They didn’t have fur; in fact, there wasn’t a patch of hair on their bodies. They didn’t look like wolves, either, but they hunted in packs, killed in packs.
Their bodies were covered in a rubbery, silicone-ish substance, shaped in long snakelike tubes on their heads and backs. Oversized ears framed their faces, which sported long, razor-sharp fangs meant to rip humans in half.
The tubes made a sound that struck fear into one’s soul. They rattled like vipers, only ten times enhanced.
The tubes on the one near me were going apeshit.
I did what any human would—though I was far from one—and covered my head with both arms.
The sound of a sword slashing through a leathery torso cut the rattling off. My sister’s war cries rose into the night.
More slashing, snarling, screaming, and growling—then nothing, only the s
sister’s hard panting.
If I were to look at the werewolf now, there would be a human in its place. They always shifted back to their human forms with their last breaths. 


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