Ahoy! First to offer the heroine’s name, author’s name, and title of the book in the comments receives - the Smart Bitch Title™.
Into the light of the dark black night
Strong, gifted woman seeks equally strong and noble man from a completely different culture and society to help me face a cold, deadly, and frightening challenge, and stay by my side as I come to terms with my chilling gift and lifelong responsibility and move from first love to true love. You must be willing to watch me die and trust that although I’m cold and lifeless, I will be back to be with you.
Huh. That’s a tough one…
Brenna Kincaid from Nalini Singh’s Caressed by Ice?
Could it be....
Victoria
Colleen Gleason
Rises the Night
Course the list could go on and on…
Is it Jane from JR Ward’s Lover Unbound?
No idea, but it sounds like a retelling of Sleeping Beauty/Snow White.
And I’m cracking up that my security word was “think69”. I said: I do, I swear!
How about:
Victoria Scott from “Giants of the Frost” by Kim Wilkins.
Not that I have actually read that book…
Elle
Is that…
Rhia from “Eyes of Crow” by Jerri Smith-Ready?
This is annoying me because I am pretty sure I have read this and yet - I got nothing.
Nineva Morrow, Angela Knight, Master of Dragons
Yay Shannon - that’s it! Stay tuned for a coronation ceremony.
Sarah, that’s a beautiful description. *beams* It reminds me a little of that Evanescence song, “Bring Me to Life” (which is still good despite its overplay).
Thanks!
It’s not a romance, but it makes me think of Sabriel, from Garth Nix’s book of the same name.
Yes, it does sound like Sabriel. Maybe not romantic, but I did like the way they came together.
It does sound like a lot of things; I know I’ve written something similar!
Crystal: my security word was need69. How does it know? HOW?
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I remember reading these!! You read her side of the story (in first person) then you flipped the book over and read his side (again, first person). After reading the whole book you got the complete picture of what happened.…
Well, gee—
My copy of the three-armed lady isn’t new, but is in very good shape for its age… and signed to boot. The connecting story, Candle in the Window, is also signed. Perhaps I should move them…
This is actually a very interesting post.
I can’t say I’ve seen a lot of clever viral marketing campaigns launched by authors. There were the authors wearing swan hats and manga costumes at RWA. Those created a bit…
Hokay, I simply don’t believe that Chuck’s writing made anyone pass out at a reading. Throw up, maybe, especially if the reading was after-hours at a sleazy bar. But pass out, no.
Here’s my plan for a viral…
A netwok of 8-12 people? Doesn’t help if they’re preschoolers, I’ll bet!
spaminator--quite34--try quite 3 and 4, and you’ve got my social circle!
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