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Guest - Terry Spear
Good morning all! Today's guest is one of my favorites - Terry Spear! And she's a favorite because she writes some of the very best alpha shifters out there. She's well known for her wolf shifters and now she has a new series of jaguar shifters. You won't want to miss them! And make sure you check out how to enter a drawing for a copy of her new book, SAVAGE HUNGER.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A Visit to the Amazon Can Spell Trouble
By Terry spear
Did you know that the Amazon River has pink dolphins? Sweet!
But it also has piranha! And that’s the problem with the Amazon. It has the
wonderful—the colorful parrots and toucans and the orchids galore and the not
so wonderful—colorful frogs that are totally venomous.
You can swing on liana, massive vine-like structures that
Tarzan would have swung from, not true vines, but watch out that you don’t grab
a snake instead!
If the sounds of millions of insects or the unfamiliar howl
of a monkey or the roaring of a jaguar might keep you awake at night, maybe
another trip would be more…restful. Drug dealers and rebels who take tourists
hostage can be a very real problem, too.
But Kathleen McKnight has been in the jungle already. First
on a drug mission as an Army officer, then later when she tries to locate
Connor Anderson, the man who saved her life when the mission went bad—and thank
him. And he’s a total hottie!
The problem is just like there are pros and cons with
visiting the jungle, there are pros and cons with getting involved with a man
like that. Not that she wouldn’t like to get to know him much better—the
chemistry between them heats up even more in the jungle—but there’s a growly
side of him she’s just not sure of.
That’s the trouble with men with secrets. The kind that they
can’t reveal to anyone! He wants her, but he can’t have her. She wants him and
she doesn’t know what’s holding him back.
The jaguar side of him is perfectly ready to keep her. The
human side is putting on the brakes. Sometimes characters need a little shove
in one direction or another.
Connor’s sister, Maya, provides the push. Boy, does that
ever create problems! If you have siblings, you know how much trouble they can
be!
This is a story of man against man, man against nature, man
against himself, and even man against the paranormal aspect. It’s got conflict!
But you wouldn’t expect anything less with a visit to the
jungle. Would you?
So what would you do if you came across a man who wasn’t
quite normal and you and he both had the hots for each other? Decide that the
jungle heat was making you a little crazy? Or give into the Savage Hunger?
Thanks so much to Lynda for having me here today, and one
lucky person that answers my question will have a chance to win a copy of
SAVAGE HUNGER.US/Canada Addresses Only.
Excerpt from Savage Hunger by Terry Spear
The female captain’s eyes shut and Connor raced across the
tent. He grabbed a knife from one of Gonzales’s dead soldiers and cut a much
cleaner shirt off a dead American soldier. Then Connor sliced through the rope
tied around the captain’s wrists. He quickly worked to bind her wounds to stem
the bleeding. Her blue eyes opened briefly, but she was drifting off, her gaze
attempting to focus on him, her lips parted as if to speak. He could tell she
was having a devil of a time staying conscious.
Despite everything, she smelled like a bit of fairy heaven,
a sweet flowery fragrance that forced him to take another deep breath, despite
his attempt at staying neutral. Her sensual feminine smell assaulted his
senses, irritating him at being cursed with his jaguar senses at this
particular moment. His pheromones kicked up a notch, triggered by the firestorm
of sensations he was experiencing.
“Stay awake,” he ordered, trying to concentrate on keeping
her alive until help could come for her, and struggling to get his focus back
on what was important and off his own primitive jaguar need to find a mate and
procreate.
“American,” she whispered, her eyes heavily lidded. She
closed them.
He snapped, “Captain, stay… awake!”
“Easy for you to say,” she said, sounding waspish, but as
weak as she was, she didn’t have the bite to her words.
He smiled darkly and continued to bind her wounds.
“Who are you? What… ah,” she grimaced, reaching out to touch
him, “are you doing here?”
“Connor Anderson’s the name, and I’m vacationing in the
area. Save your strength.” As soon as he said his last name, he wondered why he
had given her that much information.
“I’m… trying… to… stay… awake,” she growled, but again the
softly irritated tone didn’t have the effect he imagined she was going for.
“Where is your rendezvous point?”
If he could take her to where her men would pick up the Army
team, she might have a chance. The sound of men crashing through the trees made
Connor rise quickly, grab a rifle, and slip out the back of the tent, intending
to ambush Gonzales’s men before they knew what had hit them.
“Connor,” the captain whispered, and it killed him to have
to leave her behind, even for just the moment.
But he couldn’t protect her if armed men greatly outnumbered
him. Hidden in the thick vegetation, Connor saw U.S. Army men scouring the
campsite, and he assumed they were coming to rescue the captain. He tossed the
rifle and borrowed camouflaged pants and shifted, then waited in the mesh of
trees until he heard one of the men speaking: “Hell, Kathleen.”
Kat.
The woman’s rescue was now out of Connor’s hands. So why the
hell wasn’t he relieved?
About the Author
USA Today bestselling and an award-winning author of urban
fantasy and medieval romantic suspense, Terry Spear also writes true stories
for adult and young adult audiences. She’s a retired lieutenant colonel in the
U.S. Army Reserves and has an MBA from Monmouth University. She also creates
award-winning teddy bears, Wilde & Woolly Bears, that are personalized that
have found homes all over the world. When she’s not writing or making bears,
she’s teaching online writing courses or gardening. Her family has roots in the
Highlands of Scotland where her love of all things Scottish came into being.
Originally from California, she’s lived in eight states and now resides in the
heart of Texas. She is the author of the Heart of the Wolf series and the Heart
of the Jaguar series, plus numerous other paranormal romance and historical
romance novels. For more information, please visit www.terryspear.com, or
follow her on Twitter, @TerrySpear. She is also on Facebook at
http://www.facebook.com/terry.spear .
http://www.amazon.com/Savage-Hunger-ebook/dp/B008BWABXU/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1345942102&sr=1-2&keywords=savage+hunger
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-savage-hunger-terry-spear/1108936806?ean=9781402266928
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-- Lynda Again,
Okay everyone. Make sure you answer Terry's question (and leave your email addy so she can contact you). I'm looking forward to your answers ;-)
Oh, and check out my review of Savage Hunger at http://star-crossedromance.blogspot.com/2012/10/review-savage-hunger.html
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Thanks so much for having me here today at Star-Crossed Romance, Lynda, where we hope all star-crossed romances have a happily ever after!!!
Whoops, meant to check the email me block. *sigh* It's a Monday!
Hmmm... what would I do if I had a hot paranormal man who's into luscious curves and a smart mouth, not to mention a dirty, dirty imagination? Tell him to hold on tight as I unleashed my own claws!
Apparently Monday has me too, or the mental fun going on in my head right now my answer created. Or the exerpt that's still reverberating... or maybe I'm a ditz! LOL. Anyway, earlier I forgot to leave my email, which of course, is all important. anordwell@live.com
Terry, this sounds fantastic! And I would totally let myself be taken by the jungle hunger, lol...
Cia, I'm SOOO having a Monday! Now my emails aren't working. We're having technical difficulty. Okay, I'm ready to scream! Or...roar. Too cute about bringing out your own claws. Me too!
Thanks, Christine, I love to hear how wild you can be! :) We need to sometimes just let the wild out. Hmmm...I think I will do that!
Give in to jungle hunger - definitely LOL!
Thanks for the post, Terry.
Sounds great, Angelique! Jaguars usually don't prowl in groups, but I think we'll make an exception!!! The more the merrier!
what the heck...you only live once so give in!!!
Hey it is Monday but so far mine is going okay..mind I added so far! I enjoyed hearing about your new book and if you listen you may hear me howl. I would love to be enter in the contest and if you need more reviews I will read it and give you a review. sue Leech garysue@dejazzd.com
Yay, Susan! That's terrific that you're dong great with today! My email was down for a while, but now it's back up so things are looking up! Thanks on the review! Watch out for howling around jaguars though. You might try roaring. :)
Hope everyone is having a super terrific Monday, too!
Too funny, Cat!! Now wait, you have 9 lives, right???
Happy Release Day!!
I would think the heat was messing with me and then give in to the fear anyway ;). Thanks.
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LOL, Victoria! I'd say so too! LOL!
I'd be giving into the Savage Hunger!!!!!! =^..^=
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The big cat will be waiting just for you then, Anna Lisa!
Give into the savage hunger
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Exactly!
I would totally give in since I'm a cougar already. Ok I'm not a cougar because I think I'm getting to old to be one. I'm more like a saber tooth tiger. Lol
OMG I can't wait to read this. Conner sounds so hot!
Venomous frogs? Do they have fangs?
LOL, you are too funny, Bonnie! I think there's just the perfect hunk out there for you!!! :) On the frogs, I was reading an article about a woman who does that beautiful artwork featuring the frogs posed on various objects for cards and calendars and the like. She has to wear gloves and a face mask. They are poisonous to touch or to even breathe the air around them is what she said. In the jungle, you just don't pick one up! In other words, look, but don't touch! Or you buy it! :) In a bad way!
Don't include me in the giveaway, already read and enjoyed your delightful book, just wanted to wave!
Hope your day got better and that you have a great release!
Hey, Elf, thanks so much!! I'm thrilled you enjoyed Savage Hunger and hope we get to run into each other again sometime in the future!
Thanks again!!
I would give in to the savage hunger, of course! Love the excerpt!! This book will be another winner for you, I think. Best of luck with it. :)
LOL, thanks, Lacey! You would fit right in with the jaguar shifters!
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