by JoAnne Kenrick
Dead
Romantic, that's how one reader described Tales from the Coffin series. And
yes, she meant it as a pun. And I couldn't be more thrilled with that 'tag',
because that's exactly the feeling I set out to create when Estella
decided to invade my computer with her dark paranormal tales and her own
stories of woe. Yes, she may be a bitter, twisted old vampire who was stood up
at the altar by Dracula. She may be still wearing her wedding dress from her
almost married status, and she may spend her nights scoffing at anything
male with her zombie lover and sometimes faithful servant, Lucy Rot. But
let's face it. You know it. I know it. Estella is bound for love...the question
is, when and where will she find it?
What's
that you say? You didn't think Estella had it in her to move past Dracula, did
you? To be honest, neither did I. Hey, maybe she won't be able to. It is her
telling these stories, ya know. She has complete power over what does or
doesn't happen.
I
was certain this series would not be paranormal romance, just paranormal. And
very twisted and smexy.
But
it seems every time I visit Estella in her boudoir, more of her heart is
revealed. She is a tough cookie to crack, but I think I know just the man...or
woman...for the job. So if it's romance you want, looks like you've got it.
Read the series in order to follow Estella, Lucy, and The Cruncher's love
story. Or, if you're in the mood for a quick, twisted paranormal fix
that's smexy hawt...then pick one and dive in. But be warned, Estella and Lucy
may be beautiful creatures of the night, but they do bite so keep those hands
in!
Indulge Your Book
Fetish!
NEW RELEASE BITTERSWEET SYMPHONY, Tales from the Coffin book 3
The Bone Cruncher hasn't visited in a while, and Estella thinks it’s something she did. Misery loves company, but she loves food more. Putting on a smile, she musters up an erotic story. But can she make it to the end of the tale without comfort eating?
To onlookers, Seren lived the high life in London with
her orchestra conductor of a husband. She had a major case of unrequited love
for her best friend, though, so their relationship was doomed from the
beginning. Divorce papers served, it’s time for her to go back to her home town
on the England-Wales border and face the music.
Owen, now a postman of their little market town, is thrilled to
see Seren when he shows up at her doorstep with mail. It’s not long before
they’re releasing their pent up lust and love for each other. Within that mail,
though, are letters addressed to Seren’s parents. They’re from her ex and hold
a truth Seren is too fearful to face. Even with Owen by her side.
For buylinks, trailers
and more.
Tales
from the Coffin series, in order
Strange and Beautiful - out now
All the Pretty Faces - out now
Bittersweet Symphony – out now
Treacle and
Treason releases October 26th:
It’s Bonfire Night, but the fireworks in Estella’s boudoir are
more impressive than any rocket or sparkler. She has more pressing things
on her mind than trivial traditions like burning the guy and crunching her
canines on treacle toffee. A spot of unrequited love, and her little deady
bear’s rotting body.
What better way to distract herself than to entertain you with a
ghostly retelling of the infamous Guy Fawkes and the Fifth of November legend.
