I will give away a gift certificate
for one copy of Forbidden Magic to one lucky commenter!
Today I
invite you to join all of us here at Romancing the Genres in celebrating the
first of our not-yet-published bloggers to become a published author: Robin
Weaver, who writes as GENIA AVERS. Her Debut novel is a Paranormal Romance/Adventure
from MuseItUp Publishing, FORBIDDEN
MAGIC.
Robin/Genia
was a Golden Heart Finalist in 2010 with this book. She’s worked long and hard
to perfect her craft and to craft a perfectly captivating story of heroism,
sacrifice, magic and romance.
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| GENIA AVERS |
Several of our Genre-istas (including me) are working
toward publication in novel-length fiction. Robin/Genia’s success is an
inspiration and an affirmation that hard work and perseverance pay off.
Celebrating FORBIDDEN
MAGIC’s release is the icing on the cake of our Blog-o-versary Month!
My question
for you is, Do you believe in magic?
FORBIDDEN MAGIC
blurb
To save her world, she offers her life,
but fate demands more. She must sleep with the enemy.
Subena has a choice: Marry a man she
despises, or let everyone in Mydrias die. To gain access to the crystals
crucial to the survival of her kind, she devises a treaty with the hated
Gatslians—dark elves who practice forbidden magic and are believed responsible
for the elfin banishment from Earth. The Gatsle king agrees to provide the
light-reflecting substance, but adds an appalling condition. Subena must marry
his son, Prince Kamber.
Her vow to remain aloof wavers as
murder attempts, renegade troops, and a traitor who wants to destroy both
Gatsle and Mydrias force Subena to work closely with her new spouse. Too
closely. The forbidden magic she possesses might shield her body, but she
possesses no power to protect her heart. Especially when Kamber’s former
paramour resurfaces, laying claim to the man who’s made his imprint on Subena’s
soul.
FORBIDDEN
MAGIC is the first in a series of romantic
adventures chronicling the intercultural challenges as Mydrias and Gastle
attempt to resolve their differences and return to Earth.
“It’s loaded with passion leavened by
a touch of snark—a fun read.” Linda
Lovely, author of Dear Killer and No Wake Zone
