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Siana has disappeared. As an Exotic and Druid warrior queen, she is not fully beholden to the magick call of sex slavery as her sister Druid witches. She does not realize as she runs, Baird and Kael follow with opposing agendas.
Now that Jessamine is within the subjugation of the undead, the Druid females will be ruled by the fair hand of Imogen and her Reaper mates, Carrig and Quinn.
Altho, and the gifted Druid female Seraphina, cannot reconcile the inception of their relationship, and her promise to be his as payment. Altho seeks shelter from the Reaper leader, Maghnus… only to discover what is important was not as he thought.
Can Siana obtain the freedom she wishes and the love she denies? Will the new kingdom of Reapers succeed in the protection of their Druid females? Do Altho and Maghnus hold the key to revolutionizing the power structure of both Druid and Reaper?
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A Slice of Sin

Doesn't sound yummy?
You're not alone. Romance is almost always great. It's proven to be the fastest, most-sold genre of those available to the demographic who reads the most: women.

What kind of romance is hot right now? Well, I don't have a statistician at-the-ready but if reader and writer buzz is spot-on, it's the dark stuff.
I recently read, The Decimation of Mae by UK author, DH Sidebottom. It was so disturbing, I just couldn't help but finish it.


So how does that change things for the better? For starters: readers get to broaden their inventory. It's not that mainstream isn't great (I like mac & cheese like everyone else). But there's something about having literary options that pleases the avid reader to almost zealot proportions. I read 2-4 books per week, depending on my ability to sleep-deprive myself. I get excited when Pixel of Ink appears in my inbox and a book I've been salivating over comes on sale. Or, a reader says I have to read such and such. As was the case with TDoM. Three different readers of my work said I had to read that work. So I did. I even paid full price at around $3. It took me 6+ hours to finish TDoM and it only cost me the price of a large coffee. Awesome value. Lots of bang for that buck.

If you're just breaking into dark fiction, there are a few great reads out there. Start with the one above. Or, if you're unsure, look in the “also-bought” section to find other dark “desserts.”
They won't expand your waistline, just your mind.
I'm always up for that.
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About the author:
Marata Eros (a pen name for Tamara Rose Blodgett), is the NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY bestselling author of A Terrible Love. Marata has more than thirty-five titles in multiple genres including Dark Fantasy, Dark Romance as well as her highly successful Dark Erotica series.
Marata lives in South Dakota with her husband, children and fur kids. She is an ardent reader of many genres. Tamara enjoys interacting with her readers via Twitter, blog and newsletter as often as possible. Please stop by and say hi :)
7 comments:
thanks for the giveaway! :)
I love your covers, and how they all go so well together, thank you for your giveaway
thanks!
Hi Marata, I am new to this genre and have yet to read my first. Your series sounds great. Thank you
I'm a sucker for a hot romance novel! Especially with sexy covers like these! Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for the giveaway!
Thanks so much for this opportunity!!
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