
AuThursday – Karenna Colcroft

Even five written words a day – are words.
My publisher Book Boutiques is running a sale on “Beauty is a Beast”, the Second Story in My Dealing with the Dead Trilogy.
Beauty Is a Beast
Welcome to the future! The year is 3025, and humans are fast becoming extinct. Nizhoni of Mojave Earth Clan knows her spirit guide will protect by giving her the power of the wolf. When she unwittingly bites another human, she flees.
Michael of the Air Clan has searched for the woman he calls Beauty; the one who turned him into a creature of the moon. When he finds her living among the Mojave, he believes he can finally claim her. There’s only one problem. She’s already married.
Together Nizhoni and Michael must battle her former lover, the Yee Naaldlooshi, or feared skin-walker. The fate of their love and humankind hanging in the balance. If Beauty can’t have her mate and save the world, she’s going to be a real Beast.
Title: Tales From the Frozen North Anthology featuring “Snow by any other Name,” by Tina Holland
Series: A Brave the Elements Short Story
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Release Date: Kindle Anthology March 15th.
Editor: Robin Pope Cain
Cover Artist: Anthology Tiffany Fier
Blurb:
Holly Frost has a problem. She can’t make it snow in Innocent, Minnesota. As a descendent of Jack Frost, she should be natural, but something is very wrong. She needs help so she goes to Sheriff Andy Finn.
Andy Finn is a grouchy, not-yet hibernating bear shifter. All he wants is for the snow to fly so he can get some sleep, but it’s forty degrees in December. When Holly Frost approaches him for help, he sets aside his dislike of the Frost family and does his job by taking her to a powerful elemental.
Excerpt:
Sheriff Andy Finn watched as trouble—AKA Holly Frost—made her way towards him. What did the woman want? Why did she look as if she had him in her sights? All he wanted was to manage this town of shifters and humans and make sure everyone got along. Having the fae parked in his backyard didn’t help, and he didn’t want to tangle with them any more than necessary.
Andy had a job to do, and he did not need the distraction of Holly. It was bad enough he was still awake. As a bear shifter, he needed to hibernate, but his clock was off until the weather dropped below thirty-two degrees. It was nowhere near freezing, not even a frost—unless he counted the Frost standing in front of him.
“Sheriff,” Holly sounded out of breath. “I need your help.”
Buy Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09T3N12GG/
About the Author:
Tina studied journalism at University and then went to work for a fortune 500 company working Logistics for over 20 years. She now writes full-time and helps her husband run his Crop Dusting business in the summer months. When she’s not writing she likes to travel, read and spend time with her farm critters.
Social Media Links:
Website – www.tinaholland.com
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/author.tina.holland
Twitter – https://twitter.com/haveubeenaughty
Goodreads – https://www.goodreads.com/tina_holland
Pinterest – https://www.pinterest.com/haveubeenaughty
Author Central – https://www.amazon.com/Tina-Holland/e/B003OLKLA6?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_2&qid=1647117774&sr=1-2
“Whatever you’re meant to do, do it now. The conditions are always impossible.” -Dorris Lessing.
Butt in chair, fingers on keyboard.
“I was the King’s daughter once, so many years ago that sometimes now it is hard to remember. Before the tide of time carried away so many things, so many people, it was worth something to be the daughter of a King. Our little island nation of Alcinia was not rich, except for tin mines honeycombing the south. It wasn’t even hospitable. Summer was a brief affair and fall was only a short time of muted colors on the northernmost coast where my father sat his throne at the ancient Keep of Landsfel. Winter was the killing time and spring was hardly better, with frosts that could last into Fifth-Month. But from the south, where men cut thatch in a pattern like the bones of fish, to the north where rock roses spilled down cliffs to the sea, it was my own. One thinks such things will never change, yet all things do.”
This too shall pass.
Write from your heart. Don’t overthink. Spew it all out on the page and then edit, edit, edit.
! After a year I’ve found a home for my latest series. I’m happy to share that I will officially be joining the Authors at Magnolia Blossom Publishing.
My first book in the series is “The Widow Spy”. I will be sharing more in the months to come as I get cover art and have a release date.