I have cats. Two cats, to be precise, and I am allergic to
both of them. I love Tweeting pictures of my cats, because clearly they are the
most handsome kitties in the world. I’ve always had pets—dogs, fish, a box
turtle, a cockatiel—because I love animals. I think a person’s pets say a lot
about them. In my first two Bad Witch books the heroine has two overweight
ginger cats named Merri and Pippin, which lets the reader know that she’s a bit
of a geek and that she spoils her furry babies by overfeeding them. In Fire in the Blood, the heroine,
Patience, has a demon.
But Harvey is a good demon, in fact he used to be an elf, and
he’s useful. He keeps Patience in line like her own personal assistant. He
always reminds her to eat when she’s too busy banishing evil demons to grab a
meal. He helps her fight her battles, even though he’s about as tough as a
magical cocker spaniel. In return, Patience spoils Harvey by buying him all the
video games he wants. He’s particularly fond of Angry Birds and the Legend of
Zelda games.
Patience and Harvey make a great team, and they’re a lot of
fun to write. I like to think that my cats would have an amusing running
commentary like Harvey does. If nothing else, they make their opinions known
around meal times, or when I should be petting them instead of writing (which
is apparently all the time). In the epic battle of lap cat versus laptop, lap
cat is winning, and thus I’ve reached the end of this post. Thanks for having
me today!
Fire in the Blood
Bad Witch Book 3
Robyn Bachar
Robyn Bachar
Genre: Paranormal romance
Publisher: Samhain Publishing
ISBN: 978-1-61921-173-5
ASIN: B008PGMPYK
Number of pages: 139
Word Count: 33,000
Cover Artist: Kanaxa
Book Description:
It’s good to be bad…
Patience Roberts is the last summoner standing between magiciankind and certain demon invasion. After banishing two or three demons a day for too long, gods know she’d like nothing better than a little down time with her number one distraction—Faust.
But with vampires, hunters and assassins lined up to take her out, who has the time? Still, she has to admit her resistance to the amorous faerie is wearing thin. Not that she’ll ever let on—after all, faeries are notorious for their short romantic attention spans.
Faust, a Shadowspawn faerie, watched as his outcast clan dwindled to nothing. Determined to hold on to the woman he loves, he’ll do whatever it takes to protect Patience. And one day build a life with her.
When an old demon enemy punches through the barrier between the worlds, Patience must draw on every ounce of her reputation as a cast-iron bitch to temporarily banish him. To get rid of him for good, she’ll have to sacrifice one too many pieces of her soul to leave room for love…
Patience Roberts is the last summoner standing between magiciankind and certain demon invasion. After banishing two or three demons a day for too long, gods know she’d like nothing better than a little down time with her number one distraction—Faust.
But with vampires, hunters and assassins lined up to take her out, who has the time? Still, she has to admit her resistance to the amorous faerie is wearing thin. Not that she’ll ever let on—after all, faeries are notorious for their short romantic attention spans.
Faust, a Shadowspawn faerie, watched as his outcast clan dwindled to nothing. Determined to hold on to the woman he loves, he’ll do whatever it takes to protect Patience. And one day build a life with her.
When an old demon enemy punches through the barrier between the worlds, Patience must draw on every ounce of her reputation as a cast-iron bitch to temporarily banish him. To get rid of him for good, she’ll have to sacrifice one too many pieces of her soul to leave room for love…
Warning: Contains a hero and heroine so hot they’re literally on fire, naughty faerie sex, post-coital cuteness, angsty magician drama, and yet more gratuitous violence against vampires, demons, and innocent furniture.
About the Author:
Robyn Bachar was born and raised in Berwyn, Illinois, and loves all things related to Chicago, from the Cubs to the pizza. It seemed only natural to combine it with her love of fantasy, and tell stories of witches and vampires in the Chicagoland area. As a gamer, Robyn has spent many hours rolling dice, playing rock-paper-scissors, and slaying creatures in MMPORGs.
2 comments:
Thanks for having me today! :)
Pets always make life interesting! I bet it was fun writing them into your book.
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