Reborn
Princess of the Blood, #1
by Jane Ederlyn
Date of Publication: October
19th 2016
Publisher: Soul Mate
Publishing
Cover Artist:
Anna-Lena Spies
Genre: Paranormal
Tagline:
Wary, high-heeled vampire finds sanctuary
in the arms of a hot werewolf whose love ignites her worst nightmare.
BLURB
Marie Josette d’Orgemont, cousin to Louis
XVI, watched in horror, as a rogue creature took her husband’s life before turning
on her. A powerful vampire swept in and spared her life, but she never
suspected that surviving meant immortality or the price she’d have to pay to
protect her surviving son.
Centuries later in Miami, with her family on
the verge of extinction, Marie is preoccupied with the continuation of her
human bloodline. When she meets sexy and persistent, Odin Ulfsson, his icy-blue
gaze and burning touch are hard to resist.
Will a forbidden romance with the Nordic
werewolf be the key to her happiness or will it set in motion a wrath that
endangers not only her last human heir but her entire existence?
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A hot breath burned the top of her
shoulder. She froze, realizing too late she had misread the werewolf signaling
behind her. How could she have been so careless? She pushed all thoughts of
Abby away and mentally prepared to fight.
He towered over her, at least seven
feet tall. She was a petite five feet two inches with maybe another four in
heels. Despite the differential between them, what disturbed her was his
stealth and agility. He had crept up behind her without her sensing him.
As he breathed, he edged closer and
closer until their bodies touched and the heat emitting from his body seared
through her like brushfire.
A wave of desire, fanned by the heat
of his skin, coursed through her with such momentum she swayed toward him. She
was dimly aware of the sheer insanity of her predicament. One minute she was
fighting a lesser of his kind and the next she swelled with desire for this
werewolf. What was happening to her?
He leaned into her and nudged her
neck.
She couldn’t move, could only stand
there and suffer the exquisite heat of their bodies molded together.
He growled, and she closed her eyes,
absorbing his scent. Unlike what she had just fought, he smelled like the earth
scorched by sunlight. He was exciting, and images of a blazing hearth and
tangled limbs came to mind. She wanted him and the realization was as
surprising as it was embarrassing.
She tilted her face up and was
immediately lost in the gold depths of his eyes, more human than beast.
Different. Time and place disappeared into nothingness.
He reached for her finally and the
movement snapped their connection.
“State your business,” she hissed. Her
hands closed into fists.
He sniffed.
“Enough, dog.” She struck him, jolting
him backward. He was quicker and bigger than the others but still no match for
her. Or was he? She dismissed the errant thought. He was just an animal and she
was a Princess of the Blood with the essence of an ancient master running
through her.
Catching him by the mane, she flipped
him forward. The huge blond and silver-haired thing landed hard in front of
her, but immediately recovered, jumping up into an offensive position. He
growled, but didn’t attack. He backed away as upright as a human, with hind
claws that clanked on the gravel.
His neck stretched and the aura around
him thickened and sizzled. After a couple of pops, he shifted from wolf mixture
into full naked human.
She gaped.
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MY
INTERVIEW WITH JANE EDERLYN
How would you describe your style of writing to someone
that has never read your work?
Paranormal Realism
We write stories that immerse you in
another world, combining historical elements along with paranormal aspects that
could almost be real. J
What mindset or routine do you feel the need to set when
preparing to write (in general whether you are working on a project or just
free writing)?
For us it always starts with a “what if?” We
question and answer until characters come to life and the world builds. Starting
with a loose outline, we tighten as we go and knit everything together: beginning,
middle, end. We gather inspirations like music and pictures. Then the real
journey begins, the writing.
Do you take your character prep to heart? Do you nurture
the growth of each character all the way through to the page? Do you people
watch to help with development? Or do you build upon your character during
story creation?
We nurture each character until they are
real to us, but they’re born from our asking each other the “what if?”
questions.
Have you found yourself bonding with any particular
character? If so which one(s)?
Jane: While all the characters have bits of
ourselves, I’d love to be Marie for a day.
Ederlyn: Abby for me. We actually split
ownership of the heroine and secondary heroine and it worked out in the
decision making process. Less fighting.J
Do you have a character that you have been working on
that you can't wait to put to paper?
We’re working on a contemporary retelling
of Jane Austen and we’re obsessed with the hero. We won’t say his name…only
that we LOVE him. Unfortunately, we need to finish Return, the sequel to our
debut, before we can give him more writing time.
Have you ever felt that there was something inside of you
that you couldn't control? If so what? If no what spurs you to reach for the
unexperienced?
Our characters have a lot of say and
sometimes control us.
Thank you for having us!
Jane Ederlyn
Authors Info
Jane Ederlyn is the alter ego of a writing
duo from South Florida.
Jane, a registered nurse by day, by night
lives to create havoc and conflict in their stories, relentlessly strategizing
ways to kill off one more character.
Ederlyn, a cruise-line professional by day,
by night loves to plot meticulous happily-ever-afters for the hero and heroine,
often battling Jane to save her favorites.
They can usually be found at their favorite
Barnes and Noble sipping lattes and pondering “what ifs?” or at the mall shoe
shopping.
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