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Teaser Tuesday – 5/5/20

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Hey, everyone!

It’s Tuesday, and if you aren’t heavily involved in the indie author world, you might not yet know why that’s an exciting day, but you’re about to!

Tuesday is the day known as “Teaser Tuesday” and it’s where authors will publish new teasers or sale announcements for their books. You might not know it about me, but I write under a pen name (no, I’m not telling who!), so I’m well aware of how important it is to get the word out about books, so I decided to start a new weekly update. If there are new teasers, I’m going to post them here and, if possible, I’ll link to the book or author so you can find out more. I hope you’re as excited about this as I am – I LOVE teasers!

Without further ado, here are this week’s offerings:

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Teaser Tuesday – 2/11/20

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Hey, everyone!

It’s Tuesday, and if you aren’t heavily involved in the indie author world, you might not yet know why that’s an exciting day, but you’re about to!

Tuesday is the day known as “Teaser Tuesday” and it’s where authors will publish new teasers or sale announcements for their books. You might not know it about me, but I write under a pen name (no, I’m not telling who!), so I’m well aware of how important it is to get the word out about books, so I decided to start a new weekly update. If there are new teasers, I’m going to post them here and, if possible, I’ll link to the book or author so you can find out more. I hope you’re as excited about this as I am – I LOVE teasers!

Without further ado, here are this week’s offerings:

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The Hidden Court (PNRU #1) – Dominique Kristine

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© Dominique Kristine

My Brief Synopsis:
# of Pages (per Amazon): 349

In a world where everyone knows magic, and magical creatures, exist, things are a little different than we see them now. However, before mages, shifters, fae, and vampires can go on to become doctors, lawyers, or teachers, they have to spend four years at a magical university to ensure they can be trusted to use their powers and gifts for good.

The problem? Graduating doesn’t guarantee you won’t turn to the dark later, and once you do, there’s no going back. Nosferatu attacks and murdered magical creatures weren’t what Skylar Corazzi were planning on when she went away to school, and she’s pretty sure there’s something bigger going on around Chicago than they’re being told about. The only problem is no one seems to really want to listen to her suspicions. Other than a super hot raven shifter who’s training in the night class to become a sentinel, a profession Sky finds infinitely more interesting than being a fairy godmother, but isn’t an option open to her.

When Gabriel agrees to help train Sky in martial arts so she can help protect herself from the beings trying to drink her dry, they raise more than eyebrows. Can Gabe and Sky survive the nosferatu, judgmental academic counselors, and Gabe’s mean girl girlfriend? Or will Skylar become another statistic of the ever increasing darkling attacks?

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Fledgling – Natasha Brown

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© Natasha Brown

My Brief Synopsis:
# of Pages (per Amazon): 244

Ana is about to start at a new school after moving from Colorado to Idaho, and she’s determined to not let anyone there know about her worsening heart condition. Despite her purple tinged lips, lack of stamina, and attempt to blend into the background, she catches the attention of Chance Morgan.

The two become inseparable despite both initially believing dating would be nothing more than a hassle they can’t afford right now. They both take solace in nature as well as each other. However, Ana soon begins to question if Chance is hiding something, and his grandfather’s curious obsession with her Thunderbird necklace is unnerving. Similarly, Chance knows Ana is hiding something from him, though he believes it can’t be worse than his own secret.

Each of their truths may be more than the other can handle, if Ana’s heart doesn’t give out on her first.

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