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Friday, July 12, 2019

SPOTLIGHT Audio - HISTORICAL - SPIRIT OF THE KNIGHT by Debbie Peterson Narrator: Dawson McBride

Audiobook Blog Tour: Spirit of the Knight by Debbie Peterson
SPIRIT OF THE KNIGHT
by Debbie Peterson
Narrator: Dawson McBride
Length: 11 hours 44 minutes
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Released: June 20th 2018
Genre: Historical Romance
 Top 10 List
Debbie Peterson's Top 10 Literary Inspirations
I can’t ever remember a time when I didn’t love books. My mom read to us when we were very small and when I learned to read, there were frequent trips to the library. I found I loved a great variety of genres. One day I remember asking my Aunt (who also loved to read) if she had any recommendations. She had two: Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre. I love them both. So, my literary inspirations began with:
  1. Charlotte Bronte
  2. Emily Bronte
  3. Edgar Allen Poe
  4. Mary Stewart
  5. Phyllis A Whitney
  6. Louisa May Alcott
  7. William Shakespeare
  8. Robert Louis Stevenson
  9. Victoria Holt
  10. Daphne Du Maurier


She fell deeply in love with him in the early days of her childhood. And in return, she captured his heart the moment he first cast his gaze upon her....

Renowned artist Mariah Jennings, hired to paint a 13th-century Scottish castle, gets the shock of her life when she encounters the handsome knight who has dominated a lifetime of portraits and sketchbooks. 

But Sir Cailen Braithnoch is no ordinary ghost, nor did he suffer an ordinary death. Magic of the blackest kind cast a pall over the knights centuries ago. 

As the ghost and his lady seek to unravel the paradox surrounding his death, black arts, otherworldly forces, and a jealous rival conspire against them. 


Will those forces tear them apart, or is their love destined to last throughout the ages?


 

Debbie is an author of sweet paranormal and fantasy romance. She has always had a soft spot for fairy tales, the joy of falling in love, making an impossible love possible, and happily ever after endings. She loves music, art, beautiful sunrises, sunsets, and thunder storms. When she's not busy conjuring her latest novel, She spends time with the members of her very large and nutty family in the lovely, arid deserts of southern Nevada. She also pursues her interests in family history, mythology, and history.
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Narrator Bio  
The rumble of an American motorcycle and the deep tones of Dawson McBride have much in common as both are likely to stir something deep inside. Bringing an earthy growl and a passion for love stories, Dawson can be heard bringing life to bad boys, cowboys, and everything in between. A narrator who specializes in the production of audiobooks in the romance genre, Dawson is the romantic side of his alter-ego’s brand. Much like automobile manufacturers who have more than one brand within their company, while his alter-ego may be best described as a Ford F-150, Dawson is more associated with the Lincoln Continental. Smooth and luxurious. He lives with his wife and daughter and enjoy living in a small, quiet community in Tennessee.
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Music Playlist
Debbie Peterson's Playlist for Spirit of the Knight
  1. Princess Bride - Movie Theme
  2. Elphame Lullaby by Gary Sadler
  3. Woad to Ruin - King Arthur Movie Soundtrack
  4. Another Brick in Hadrian’s Wall - King Arthur Movie Soundtrack
  5. Thundering Rainstorm - Nature’s Relaxing Sounds
  6. Braveheart Main Title - Braveheart Movie Soundtrack
  7. A Gift of a Thistle - Braveheart. Movie Soundtrack
  8. For the Love of a Princess - Braveheart Movie Soundtrack
  9. Only Time - Enya
  10. May it Be - Enya
  11. The Grey Havens - Lord of the Rings
  12. The Return of the King - Lord of the Rings


 
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Thursday, March 14, 2019

SPOTLIGHT w/INTERVIEW - FANTASY - Heart of the Storm by Debbie Peterson


Heart of the Storm
by Debbie Peterson
Date of Publication: February 27th 2019
Publisher:  The Wild Rose Press
Cover Artist:  Debbie Taylor
Genre: Paranormal/Fantasy Romance












Tagline: Love is the perfect storm…




BLURB
DEA agent Aliyana Montijo must stop a drug lord's killing orders and find a government mole. With a contract on her head, she trusts no one. While heading back to Florida with evidence, lightning strikes her plane. As it careens into the ocean, she thinks she sees a pirate ship. What she finds is a dashing and most unlikely ally.

Four centuries ago, Wolfaert Dircksen Van Ness captained a vessel for the Dutch West Indies Company. Then an unearthly storm in the Bermuda Triangle blew him into a parallel dimension. After rescuing Aliyana from a similar tempest, he finds himself drawn to the courageous beauty and wants to aid her mission.

In the midst of danger, the two find themselves falling in love. Then a misunderstanding tears them apart, perhaps forever…


Excerpt:
About a half an hour before sunset, the unease she had carried for the past several hours turned into a sudden feeling of dread. Panic overtook all rational thought and settled into her soul. Something terrible had happened. She raced toward her supplies and grabbed her backpack. Her fingers shook as she unzipped the bag and yanked out her phone. She called Greg’s number several times over before it dawned on her that he had already boarded a plane headed for Colombia. She wouldn’t be able to contact him until the morning.
Despite all attempts to banish it, the dread grew stronger with each passing hour. A growing notion that Wolf and his crew never left the sub took firm hold. The conscientious men of the Wieven could very well have remained behind to ensure that all went according to plan. The thought of such an occurrence made her sick to her stomach. What if they could die as she had always feared? What if they died in that sub along with Mercado’s men? She couldn’t sleep, and she couldn’t eat. All throughout the long hours of the night, she restlessly paced along the shore, waiting, hoping, and praying.

By the time the gloomy morning arrived, what little hope she’d carried throughout the long night dissipated. Somewhere in her heart, she finally accepted that her beloved captain wouldn’t be coming for her. Not now. Not ever again. 










Author Info
Debbie is an author of paranormal and fantasy romance. She has-and always has had-a soft spot for fairy tales, the joy of falling in love, making an impossible love possible, and happily ever after endings. She loves music, art, beautiful sunrises, sunsets, and thunder storms.

When she's not busy conjuring her latest novel, She spends time with the members of her very large and nutty family in the lovely, arid deserts of southern Nevada. She also pursues her interests in family history (which she also teaches), mythology, and history.



The Book Junkie Reads . . . Interview with Debbie Peterson . . .


How would you describe you style of writing to someone that has never read your work?
Well, I am definitely not Shakespeare, but I’m not quite Poe either… Hmm. Maybe I’m a more modern form of somewhere in the middle? That comes from my husband, because really, I don’t have a clue except to say my style of writing is more narrative than it is anything else.

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)?
The only thing that is a “must” for me is instrumental music playing in the background. I have several playlists with several different moods and new ones are created all the time. That’s all I need to start writing. Well, that and maybe some cinnamon bears. That’s always nice…

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?
My character’s are pretty well fleshed out before I begin writing, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t evolved a time or two.

In truth, my characters take charge of their own growth and have amazed me more times than I care to count.

People watch? Of course. It is true that it takes all kinds to make a world. A person would never meet them all without observation. Besides, it’s a fun pastime and more than likely does aid in character development. Especially the crazy characters…

I don’t think you’ll find much of me in any of my stories. This is probably a good thing…



Have you found yourself bonding with any particular character? If so which one(s)?
For all of the hours spent writing a novel, I must say that I bond with all of my characters, even the minor ones. How could I not?

Do you have a character that you have been working on that you can't wait to put to paper?
No, right now they are all pretty much either appearing in a work in progress or they are in note form.

Have you ever felt that there was something inside of you that you couldn't control? If so what?

The only think I can’t seem to control is my love of genealogy and the need to peek at my favorite genealogy sites on a daily basis. I simply must see if they have any new databases that I have to check out! After all, a missing ancestor might be hiding somewhere in there and I can’t have that, now can I?





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