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Guest - Terry Spear
Good morning! It's a typical February here in Michigan - cold, dreary, cloudy, warm, bright, snowy, rainy. You name it, that's what it will be in five minutes. Which makes having a Terry Spear book to read a very good thing! Terry is offering a copy of her book to one lucky commenter. Answer her question (and make sure you leave your email addy so she can contact you) to enter her drawing. Good luck!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Was
it a Wolf? Or a Regular Guy?
By
Terry Spear
Can you imagine being financially set, and then some swindler takes all
of your savings? That you’ve built up for years?
That’s what happens when Guthrie MacNeill has it on good authority to
invest some of the clans’ money in a rip-off investor’s scheme. He’s not the
only one. The man has ruined many big-time investors.
Not only is he a big crook, he’s a wolf—gray werewolf. And Duncan
MacNeill is out to get him and return the money to the pack.
One of the things Scots were known for was hospitality. If someone
wanted lodging for the night, their home was open to you. Historically. With
the clan being a werewolf pack, the pack isn’t quite that willing to allow
outsiders to stay within the castle walls.
You see, in a paranormal world, the rules aren’t always the same as
what everyone else lives by. A crook like Silverman would go to prison, if he
was only a human. But a werewolf can’t go to prison. Orange jumpsuits don’t
work well on wolves.
It’s fun combining a paranormal world with a real one. I took all the
excursions on Grand Cayman Island that Duncan and Shelley did. When I visited
there, I had no idea someday it would become the playground of a couple of
werewolves, or that they would face danger, run as wolves there—I can’t even
imagine having run into a couple of wolves on the beach or snorkeling with them!
They did all the normal touristy things like even shop in a boutique.
Yet they don’t see things exactly like we do. The forest is closed at
night, but do they care? Why does she want to return at night? To see the
moonlight stretched across the fronds of a palm tree. A tree that has special
meaning.
Oh, yeah, we might think it’s cool, but to the wolf in her, it means
something even more.
Can you imagine if you could smell emotions on someone? We can, we just
don’t realize it. But animals recognize it and use these smells to keep them
safe or to learn if another is interested in them.
We smell the more pungent odors—the ocean, fish…but the wolves… Now
they smell the intrigue, or fear, or anger emanating off another. And this will
color their world differently from ours. We have to rely on somebody’s body
language, voice. The wolves will too, but they also identify emotions from smell.
We visit an ocean paradise, and we do breathe in these new smells,
enjoying them, adding to our experience there. And the wolves do, too. Only
they can smell so much more. Like when he smells a whiff of she-wolf at the
airport, and he’s instantly looking for her.
Such is the way of wolves…and in this case, hot and sexy werewolves.
So remember, the next time you take a trip somewhere and you think that
the couple across from you at the restaurant are just like you…think again.
They might just love to run beneath the full moon at night, and howl their
contentment.
Have you ever been somewhere that you might have run into a werewolf or
two?
Thanks to Lynda for having me here today!
One lucky commenter who answers my question, or asks about my world or
future stories, will be entered in a chance to win. Contest open to US or
Canada addresses only. No PO Boxes. Thanks! Terry
A HOWL FOR
A HIGHLANDER BY TERRY SPEAR – IN STORES FEBRUARY 2013
A Highland Wolf on a Mission...
Duncan MacNeill is
hell-bent on catching the thief who's stolen the clan's fortune and run off to
Grand Cayman Island. Duncan has rarely left his homeland and he couldn't care
less about an island paradise. He never expected to find a beautiful
distraction who will show him just how appealing paradise can be...
Meets a Dangerous Distraction...
Lone wolf and
botanist Shelley Campbell headed to the island to study the old growth forests.
She didn't count on meeting a handsome Highlander who can't keep his paws off
her.
Praise for Terry
Spear:
"Intense and
swoon-inducing...The chemistry is steamy."—USA Today Happy Ever After
"Fascinating
characters and an exciting, action packed plot."—RT Book Reviews, 4 Stars
"Intriguing...The queen of werewolf drama Terry Spear
provides a powerful take of love and war."—Midwest Book Review
"Highlanders
and werewolves. Be still my heart!"—The Good, the Bad, and the Unread
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bestselling and award-winning author Terry Spear has written a couple of dozen paranormal romance novels
and two medieval Highland historical romances. Her first werewolf romance, Heart of the Wolf, was named a 2008 Publishers
Weekly’s Best Book of the Year, and her subsequent titles have garnered
high praise and hit the USA Today
bestseller list. A retired officer of the U.S. Army Reserves, Terry lives in
Crawford, Texas, where she is working on her next werewolf romance and
continuing her new series about shapeshifting jaguars. 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 .
Purchase A Howl for
a Highlander:
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-- Lynda Again,
If you'd like to see my review of A Howl for a Highlander, I have it posted here.
Don't forget to answer Terry's question to enter her drawing!
Have a Blessed Day!
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Welcome, Terry! I'm so glad to have you back on Star-Crossed Romance! It's always a pleasure to read/review your books too. I don't know which I prefer - the wolf shifters or the jaguar shifters. They're both fabulous!
Congrats on this new release and I loved your post! It's so interesting to see how ideas are formed for a book and how the characters in a book can seem to take a little control over how their written. :) I've personally been many places where I think werewolves are. A few months back I was actually in a forest preserve near my home and could have sworn I saw a wolf. Now I live in a big city and there are no wolves here so that just makes you wonder. Thankfully the werewolf in question vanished seconds after I spotted it. I'm not saying I wouldnt enjoy meeting a handsome werewolf. But it would be nice to know him with less fur first.
LadyVampire2u AT gmail DOT com
There's something about novels set in the Highlands of Scotland that draws romance readers! I think werewolves and vampires continue to fascinate as well.
Jacqueline Seewald
TEA LEAVES AND TAROT CARDS
Thanks so much, Lynda! I always love coming to see you!!! :) And I'm thrilled you're hooked on the wolves and jaguars. They're perfect mate material, aren't they??? :)
Lady Vamp, lol, too cool! I would have to agree. I would first like to get to know the wolf in his human skin, and lots of it, before he shifted on me. It all has to do with what's underneath the skin/fur. :)
Jacqueline, Highlanders are just plain hot and if they're a lot wolf, even so much more!
Terry, the wolves and jaguars are SO perfect mate material, lol. Thanks for writing them. It would be a boring world without a Terry Spear Wolf or jaguar shifter book in it :-)
Hi, Terry! There are some scents I'd rather not smell. :) As to running with wolves. There has been many a time I thought the guys next to me at the ski resort bar might be wolves.
~dawn
Thanks so much, Lynda!! I think we all need a little, or a lotta wolf! Or jaguar!!!
Dawn, too funny! Just remember, if you lived by the sense of smell, it wouldn't offend. It could mean the difference between survival and not.
:) Hey, that's Silence of the Wolf! :)
Haven't run into a werewolf yet. How many books are you planning to write this year?
bn100candg(at)hotmail(dot)com
LOL, BN! I just got final SEAL Wolf Christmas edits back. I think if I ever get this book done, a 100 will suffice. :) I live in Texas, so we're expected to make up a tall tale or two... :)
I could have run into one all through college and never known it since all the guys were wolves ;). Also, they could hang out in my woods for all I know :). Thank you.
vsloboda(at)gmail(dot)com
LOL, Victoria, you probably did!!! :)
I haven't come across any werewolves so far. Do you plan on writing more Highland wolf stories? I love your wolf and jaguar books. They have great covers too!
TOPSAIL246(at)aol(dot)com
Thanks, Annalisa! Yes, I have two more I'll be writing so far. :) A Highlander Werewolf Wedding is coming out in May, and I have another scheduled for next year and a Christmas one for 2015. :)
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