Thursday, September 12, 2013

DYSUS DREAMER

I am thrilled to be part of J. A. Garland's  release of her paranormal romance DYSUS DREAMER!





Synopsis: 
Demon warrior, Slade Aesus, is determined to destroy the werewolves controlling his cousin. But a beautiful elf, consumed by her own vengeance, finds the wolves first. Botching her assassination attempt, Annwyn has the most powerful Packs in the world biting at her heels.  Both fiercely independent, can the two join forces long enough to fulfill their missions and stay alive?



Excerpt from Dysus Dreamer by J.A. Garland:

A solid assassination operation takes one part opportunity, two parts discipline, and three parts disposition. Having two out of three this chilly Seattle evening, Slade considered himself in abundance of good fortune.

Parked in front of a solitary office building, in the zone clearly marked “No Parking,” Slade cleared his mind of distractions consisting of the little here and there that could creep in and throw him off, just a hair, but enough to jeopardize his mission. Satisfied, he slid out of the rental car and re-tucked a stylish black golf shirt monogrammed with “Constantine Vineyards” into a pair of crisp, steel gray slacks. In this particular scenario, image was crucial.

Tonight, the element discipline presented itself by his waiting for the precise moment to strike. He made a living analyzing people and their habits, so he knew his targets relaxed around the holidays and were less likely to see the danger lurking behind his smiling façade. The current festivity du jour was Christmas, and coupled with his gift, destined Slade a popular man. I'm counting on it.

He moved around to the trunk, where he heaved free a slatted, wooden case. It smelled of musky oak. The peaceful scent hinted at candlelit dinners shared with a long time lover. His jaw clenched. Not in my past and not in my future.

Slade lugged his precious cargo toward the sprawling metal office building. Immense, the structure stabbed farther into the heavens than any other in the area, yet fell short. Just like my target. Outwardly, Joe Larsen appeared a dedicated family man, a real pillar of the community whose flourishing internet and telecommunications business, ProCom, employed hundreds. In reality, the werewolf belonged to the Dirty Dozen, a group of the twelve most ruthless wolf Packs roaming the earth.

How ironic. I was once your target. A year ago, the Dozen kidnapped his cousin Amber, a half-demon, half-human. Able to keep a shifter from shifting, Amber's ability proved irresistible, since more times than not, the Dozen's meetings devolved into an unproductive, fur-flying brawl. We saved Amber, but left behind some unfinished business. Starting with Larsen, the wolves would learn a lesson...a demon’s memory rivals the most scorned woman, and paybacks were indeed a bitch.
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About the Author:

Writing under the pen name, J.A. Garland, Jennifer is a full time firefighter in the state of California, an addicted trail runner, a connoisseur of all things cheese puff, and a urban fantasy author. When she isn't slogging through the obstacles at a mud run, you can find her hunched over her computer unleashing demons, vampires, and werewolves upon the world.


Giveaway Details:
There is an international tour wide giveaway. Up for grabs is a $50 Amazon Gift Card!

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7 comments:

Unknown said...

What a great website! Thank you for posting the info on Dysus Dreamer, I look forward to answering your readers questions. **Takes a sip of coffee** Okay, fire away!

Yolanda Renée said...

Thank you Jennifer - Congratulations on your book Dysus Dreamer, and the blog tour! Best of luck with everything!

Christine Rains said...

Fantastic cover and great excerpt.

klahanie said...

Hi Yolanda and hi J.A. Garland,

A fascinating premise and paranormal romance has got me thinking. Um, never mind. I will, as per usual, take the liberty of sharing your posting, Yolanda. Wishing, J.A. all the best. Very good of you to bring such awareness, Yolanda.

I do have one question for the author. I've note a few authors have a fascination with Seattle. Any particular reason? Gary, from Vancouver, Canada :)

Unknown said...

Thank you for your support, I really appreciate it!

Unknown said...

Thank you! I was pleased with this cover, as well. If you're an author, you know how you just hold your breath and cross your fingers while you wait for your cover! Best of luck in the contest.

Unknown said...

The book moves quickly from Seattle to San Francisco. I have to say that I try to use locations that I've some familiarity with. That way I get the right mood when I'm writing. Good question!