Now scheduling a one week tour for Hidden Mortality by Maggie Mundy
This tour will run March 31-April 7 (weekdays only)
I am scheduling interviews, guest blogs, reviews, and spotlight stops
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Hidden
Mortality
Maggie
Mundy
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Soulmate Publishing
Date of Publication: 6th February
18, 2014
ISBN:-13:978-1-61935-329-9
ASIN: B00I911NI0
Number of pages:281
Word Count: 85,000
Cover Artist: Fiona Jayde
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Book
Description:
A witch is murdered in 1850 in a
ritual that will grant longevity to four men. What they are not aware of is
that she has bestowed the same power to another called Seth to avenge her
death.
Cara lives in present day
Bristol, and is a descendant of the witch. Having been unlucky in love she
fills her days with food with her Irish themed catering business. Her nights
are another matter; they are full of erotic dreams of a mysterious lover, or
nightmares with mutilated bodies. So this wasn’t the best time for her Nana to
tell her she is coming into her power.
About
the Author:
Maggie Mundy lives in Adelaide,
Australia and is a member of Romance Writers of Australia, and the local
chapter SARA (South Australian Romance Authors). She recently completed a
Bachelor of Arts in Drama and English at Flinders University. She had a short
story published in the RWA Topaz Anthology Little Gems in 2010 called Sea and
Vines. Over the past year she has had stories on line with Alfie dog in the UK
and Antipodean SF in Australia. She has also performed for many years in corporate
entertainment for which she wrote her own sketches, which probably explains why
her head is so full of characters. She loves writing romance but thinks falling
in love can be scary, especially in her stories where creatures of the night
really exist.
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