I’m excited to have Renee Charles with us today. Renee
recently released her novella, ‘Changes in Autumn’. As most of you know, I don’t often read PR,
but this book was unique. I’m not going to give you a full review. I’ll do that
on Amazon. But I want you to know it’s a must read.
Thanks for being my guest today, Renee. Please tell us a
little about yourself away from the keyboard.
Thank you for having me, Sandra.
I love to play outside. Camp, snow mobile, wheeling…oh, and I got a new rig,
which I plan to start wheeling this summer. No more passenger seat for me on
the trail. I do, however, hate fishing. I like eating it, but can’t stand the
thought of poking the worm with a hook, not once, but twice, then drowning the
poor guy. Just snap him in half and get it over with for God’s sake.
Not many of us run into werewolves every day, but you detail
Conner’s way of life and community so well. What inspired ‘Changes in Autumn’?
I camp and wheel in the town the
book is set in. I love being outdoors, and own a jeep. Heck, I could be Conner,
except for the rich part, oh and the werewolf part, oh yeah and I’m a girl.
Other than that we are spot on.
Will you write a sequel or maybe even a series? Personally,
I’d love to read Mac’s story. Tell us what’s on the computer now.
Funny you should mention that.
Yep, Mac is on the back burner simmering away. I loved him as soon as I wrote
him. Brooding and complicated. As soon as he comes to a boil, I’ll start writing
his story. Right now I am polishing a Zombie Apocalypse Romance with my editor,
and that should be out (cross your fingers) this summer. (Don’t worry, there is
no Zombie loving…seems to be everyone’s first thought. You know us romance
authors and our dirty minds, well some of us anyways. and ewwwww…..)
Ex-animal control officer, Autumn
Reynolds always had a soft spot for injured animals. So when one shows up on
her porch with a gunshot wound, she has no choice but to help it. But she gets
caught in the maelstrom when the injured wolf turns out to be a hot werewolf
and the shooter comes back to finish the job. Now she's going to become a wolf,
or die trying. Fortunately, she has her own Alpha-male who owes her one.
However, Autumn fears if she does survive, she might lose her heart in the
process.
Conner Grayson owes the beautiful
woman his life and feels obligated to help her through her first change. Though
he recognizes her as his mate, as her Alpha, he won’t deny Autumn the right to
choose once she becomes a wolf. That is, if he can resist the overwhelming need
to claim her as his own.
This story has a little of everything; humor, drama,
conflict, passion and romance. Give us a little sample.
“I will not do this to you. The
change has begun
and you...you have to choose your
mate.” His words
came between short ragged
breaths. “If we make love,
you will no longer have a
choice.”
“There’s always a choice.” Even
as the words left
her mouth, her body denied it.
She hummed with an
awareness of him that could not
be ignored.
He shook his head. “Stay in the
water until your
skin doesn’t itch anymore. I’m
going to put a couple of
steaks on for us.” The click of
the door closing behind
him when he left her alone echoed
through her aching
body.
Autumn refused to believe that
what she felt wasn’t
real. She was so aware of him
that she could feel him
leave the next room after he got
dressed. Her awareness
of him was like a rubber band
that stretched tighter and
thinner the further he moved away
from her. If what he
said was true, she feared it was
too late. She’d already
chosen.
I know our guests are going to want to pick up a copy for
themselves. Where can they find it?
You’re going to get a terrific response when word spreads.
How can your readers contact you?
Thank you. I am excited
to share my stories with everyone. Lord knows they keep me up at night,
hopefully they will keep my readers up too.
I also have a blog on my website, where I right about adding the element
of romance to your everyday life called Sexy Is As Sexy Does. I love to read
comments, so anyone is welcome to talk to me there as well.
Thanks for being with us today, Renee. I’m looking forward
to reading more of your work. Did I tell you how much I liked ‘Changes in
Autumn’?
Oh, and thank you again for
having me. This was so much fun. I am happy you liked Changes In Autumn. It
honors me that of all the books out there to read, you took the time to read
mine. A reader’s time is a precious gift. Thank you.
Great post, Sandra and Renee. I was fun learning more about you and Changes in Autumn.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by Jerrie. I think Renee is a great addition to our group.
DeleteJerrie- Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment.
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Great Blog post, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteI am a lover of PNR, Shifter, Were's & Vamps. 'Changing of Autumn sounds really exciting, Renee.
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You'd enjoy it Gayle. It's not real long, but it had a couple of nasty villains.
DeleteGayle- I hope you let me know if it's exciting as it sounds. And Sandra,I am glad you thought Bear and his mate were nasty, because that is exactly how I felt writing them.
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Renee, the story sounds so intreging! I love were stories.
ReplyDeleteNice to see you Ilona. Doesn't this one have a gorgeous cover?
DeleteIlona- Thank you. Were stories are my all time favorites as well. They are so warm and cuddly. Of course it doesn;t hurt that I am a dog person at heart. It was fun to start with werewolves.
DeleteSandra- Thank you. I love what they did with the cover, it seems so....peaceful.
-Renee