It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult. - Seneca
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Friday, January 6, 2012

NAKED ON THE STAIRCASE -Time Guardians Book 4 ...


A Time Guardian Halloween Tale


A demon stalks Druidess Aron MacKintosh, trying to use her to gain control of the timeline in present-day Scotland. Time plows toward Samhain when the doorways open between the Now and the Happy Otherworld. She finds herself in a strange alliance with an unusual time guardian, Cowboy. The duo struggles to defeat the demon. If Cowboy can’t earn her trust, the integrity of the timeline could be endangered. Only Cowboy’s charm and southern idea of chivalry has what it takes to leave an ancient evil bound NAKED ON THE STAIRCASE.

~REVIEWS~

"Druids, magic, time travel. They’re all present in Naked on the Staircase. The title of this book intrigued me, but by the time I’d finished reading I understood why the author chose this intriguing title. The entity is a mystery being whose identity is not solved until the last few pages, but its very existence holds the story together. Naked on the Staircase is well written with intrigue, mystery, magic and time travel, ingredients that work well in a fantasy novel. The interaction between Aron and Cowboy was excellent and the background of the story was skillfully woven into the book. I enjoyed reading Naked on the Staircase and would like to read more of Skhye Moncrief’s novels." ~Orchid; The Long and Short Reviews


"I enjoyed the chemistry between Aron and Cowboy and they had some really hot intimate moments that had me glued to the page. Cowboy rescues Aron from being tortured. They have some intense sexual energy and I loved watching them find their way together and realizing that they were soulmates and she would do anything to bind her heart to his." ~Jolene A. (posted on Amazon)

 
EXCERPT~

We rolled another full circle until clearing the bottommost step and stopped in a jumble of arms and legs.  
The babe felt too soft. Too amazing. But I needed to get on with duty. I gazed down into her blue eyes.  
"Let go of me, you bastard." She punched my shoulder.  
Why do I want to hold on? Because she's the most beautiful woman. Ever. That's why. Mean as a pit bull, too. But exquisite, with perfectly chiseled features and those eyes are so big and helpless--until she squinted with malice.  
She socked my cheek. "Curse you to bloody Hell. Let me go."  
Maybe not helpless, by the fire burning the side of my face. A deserved punishment for my palms pressed into her lower back and ass. Like I needed to hold her to conceal her or shield her from these bastards because, inside the safety of the blister void, we could never be found. I released the sexy pit bull's iron little bottom and shoved onto my knees.  
She scrambled away, to the edge of the curved translucent wall, in all her naked glory, scanning the bluish boundaries of the fairy armor, then clutched her arms over her breasts.  
So much for perks from duty. But she had every right to protect herself. I can't hold that against her. "You're safe now, Sister." I'd rather call her Beautiful 
All the blood raced to my loin.  
Beautiful pulled her knees to her chest, too.
"What do you mean? Who, by all that is sacred, are you?"
A man with a mission. And the Gods would find it humorous in sending me after an annoying redhead. Saucy redheads always made me rock hard. I shifted to crouch on my ankles and thrust my fingers through my short spiked hair. "I'm Cowboy. I've been sent to retrieve Aron MacKintosh."
"That's all they told you for orders?"
Women. "No. You don't need to know the rest." A lie never hurt when a man's pride is at stake. Besides, she's awfully rude seeing I just saved her fine bare ass.
"How am I supposed to believe you're not one of them?" She thrust her chin at the milling dupes.
And those geniuses kept charging through the void as if we aren't here.
They'd never us. "Do I look as stupid as them?"
The babe went slant-eyed. "If you're not with them, you'll give me your shirt."
Really? I stared into her insistent challenging gaze. Beautiful could play a mean hand of poker with those squared eyebrows. It couldn't hurt to soothe her anger though. "My shirt will make things better?"
"And your pants."
Beautiful must be kidding. But the gamble just might pay off. I could be trapped inside a blister void with a woman determined to escape or give her my pants. Gods, after the initial unobstructed view I got of her nude body, I'd be better off with those curves covered.
****
He's giving me his clothes? The blond man tossed his ammo belts over his head, tugged his black tank top from where it was tucked into the narrow waistband of his gray, black and white camouflage pants, yanked the stretchy fabric over his head, and extended the shirt to me.
No way. He isn't just going to give into my demands. Could the God-dess-Spirit have sent a Brother to my aid? I gulped and took the soft cotton.
The warm fabric felt wonderful against my bare breasts. But with the nidium shackles on, I can't stick my arms through the armholes. I can only tuck fabric under my armpits to cover some of my nudity. Good given I'm tired of being nude. A Brother would help a Sister. Like this man. And, his weapon appears to be fashioned from the God's metal--nidium, metal that slices through stone. A man wielding such a blade must be a Brother. Only Brothers had fairy-forged nidium blades--fey-forged edges capable of cutting fey-forged shackles. Like my chains. "Is that a nidium dirk?" If he replies yes, he's a Brother.
He nodded, unsheathed the huge glinting weapon, and cocked one of his blond eyebrows. "Shall I release you from those manacles?"
Gorgeous. He's cut from Gods' cloth. But can he be trusted any further than The Master's lackeys? "Don't touch me."
The curious arch to his brow softened.
As if he was pained I didn't trust him. But the Goddess knows how The Master's men poked and fondled me as I hung on the stairs for three bloody days. Can this man keep his hands to himself? That's the only way I'd believe he'd been sent to assist me. To help me escape. And, ultimately, escape involves losing the handcuffs.
His attentive gaze made me feel like I'm a hunk of meat. The cretin. Where's evidence of his sympathy now? I need to get out of here. Without the fetters, I can escape. Even him if necessary. I thrust the bloody cuffs beyond my knees and nodded.
The man carefully wriggled the tip of his blade beneath one bit of metal and pressed.
The back of the knife pushed fire into my raw skin. I winced, closing my eyes, to hide my need to run. Or scream.
"Sorry," he mumbled.
The restraint popped loose.
At long last. "Praise the God-dess-Spirit," I whispered.
The dirk wormed beneath the other choking nidium hobble sending fiery pins to sting my other wrist. I had to gnaw on my lip to stay quiet. The cuff popped free.
Och! To breathe freely again. Unencumbered by three days of stage time on the stairs. Naked. To a pack of bastads who willingly taunted me. But I beat them. Beat The Master. And I'll beat this man as well. I shook the accursed cuffs from my arms, grabbed the tank top, and jerked the shirt over my head.
The armholes gaped way below my breasts where the seam dipped. But the limited privacy the shirt offered far outweighed wearing nothing. But I need more. Something else to help hide what I couldn't protect all those days on the staircase. "Your pants."
His handsome stare melted into a scowl.
An amazing grimace. The man was tanned, muscled, and had a friendly look to him, like he smiled all the time. But he isn't smiling now. "Your pants."
He rose, unfolding overhead. Muscles bulged along his arms, traced out his ribs, and twitched along the unyielding line of his square jaw.
Is he struggling with cooperation? Goddess, is he going to hand over? What a chivalrous deed. No. No, I had demanded the gesture. There's no valor in his straight- lipped scowl. More like pure resentment.
He unbuttoned the fly, wriggled his hips, and shoved the pants down to his black combat boots. Then he straightened his shoulders to face me once again.
White boxers shorts? A man into comfort. But he didn't seem comfortable the way the white fabric of his shorts bulged straight outward at me like a female detector pointing toward the closest female. With all those muscles and the determination etched into his facial features, he certainly could have his way with weak little me. I'm no match for someone like him. He could pin me down in a heartbeat. Take what The Master wanted. I'd fail. No. I haven't failed. I held out, saved the timeline and my maidenhead. And the Gods had sent this Brother in exchange for my dutiful actions. At least, I hope he's my savior. I could be his captive. His kind actions might just be part of his plan to capture me. But I must believe in his weapon--an odd Brother's nidium blade. Since when do fairies award a brother anything other than a Celtic sword? What am I to believe? Can I trust him. I must. I have no choice with the dullards running willy nilly about the castle entrance in search of us. Aye. I will buy into this story of his. Time will reveal if he's my guardian or in cahoots with The Master.
He suddenly sat, untied his boots, and tugged the pants off. "You want them, honey, you've got them."
Dear Gods! He's giving me his pants too.
He tossed the camouflage pants.
The soft fabric hit my knees.
Pants. I can cover up everything.
He thrust a socked foot back into one of his boots and tugged on a long black lace.
If the twinkle in his blue eyes was anything but feigned amusement, I'd have flayed him with his pants. It's as if he wanted me to bend over. Cast him a fine show of parts no man would be seeing again anytime soon. But there's no time for tirades. He'd handed over. A lass would be a dolt for wasting an opportunity to clothe myself and escape whomever required escaping. I thrust both legs into the warm pant legs and drew the soft fabric up to my hips where I sat.
Concealed. Aye. At long last. Naught was like wearing clothing.
His interested gaze monitored my every move.
The pig. "Turn around," I growled.
He rose, planted his hands on his hips, turned his broad back to me, and sighed, loudly.
As if he couldn't believe I snarled after he gave me his pants. I shot to my feet, fingers fumbling for the buttons to secure the baggy pants around my waist, all the while studying his wide muscled shoulders.
The muscled man looked quite silly in knee-high sweat socks, combat boots, and white boxers.
"Have you finished, honey?" he droned.
Not with his attitude. He needed a lesson in manners. "Give me your under shorts."
He whirled, eyes half shuttered, and took a step toward me. The air grew tight, pressing against my body. His blue gaze dropped down to within two inches of mine.
Gods, he's glorious. All muscle and sinew. Deadly.
A warm almost tingly sensation shimmied through me.
Who is he? Really? Friend or foe?
Morganna save me from his seriously severe focus. And the three freckles on his nose. Three's a lucky number, universe. Luck born out of grave conditions. Maybe I'm wrong to be cautious about him. Maybe I should trust him.
"You get the shorts, honey, and you get everything else. Comprendes?" he snarled his warning.
So much for three.


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Thursday, January 5, 2012

HE OF THE FIERY SWORD Time Guardians Book 3


A man must live before becoming king...Only legends can save them now.

He, Arthur, is a reflection of luck, an abomination. He can feel the love, the pain, the sorrow, and the joy of all the ages. If he doesn't save the Druid he is sent to find, all known history could change. 
Some things are worth dying for. But first a man must live.
Arthur didn't count on becoming human. And now the fairies want him to break dragon law... He never expected his charge to push him to the edge of reason. But a man must live before becoming king.
Fear not. The fairies have a plan.
Trust not the fairies.
Druids wed one soul for eternity to protect the integrity of the timeline. Druid Solas's soul mate was taken from her. Now, an 11th Century Irish bishop stalks her to serve as his mistress. She has nothing left yet everything to live for in creating the historical maps she was sent through time to make. She will break time-travel Code if she submits to another man by allowing even one paradoxical child to muddy history. Then Arthur arrives to save her. He is anything but a time guardian. And a fairy tells her to help him. To ignore a god's instruction could prove detrimental. Yet, every time guardian knows believing the Gods is wielding a double-edged sword. Since it is forbidden for Druids to wield weapons, her future relies on He of the Fiery Sword.
King Arthur is born.



Reviews:
"Arthur is a masterpiece..." ~Diane Mason; The Romance Studio
"If you think you have read every possible spin on King Arthur possible, think one more time. HE OF THE FIERY SWORD is like none of them. Past and future collide and legends meet in this most ambitious of tales. This is a new legend that is designed for the intelligent and imaginative minds out there." 
"He of the Fiery Sword is an outstanding book with a new twist on King Arthur. I am an older woman and usallly read books by Mary Higgins Clark and her daughter, Carol Higgins Clark, so this was a very different type of book for me to read. From the very first chapter I was hooked. A dragon changing into human form with all the new feelings and experiences that go with it made for very stimulating reading. I felt his pain and his joy and I laughed and cried right along with him. It was an incredible tale and I couldn't wait to see what awaited them next. I recommend this book for all ages - it leaves you with a good feeling." 
~Carolyn Cole (posted on Amazon)
" Great World building This book is a great introduction to Skhye's Time Guardians. Also Arthur as a dragon is a nice twist." ~Beth Caudill (posted at Amazon)
"Skhye Moncrief's fantasy romance, He of the Fiery Sword is a spectacular Irish tale that makes you fall in love with the characters. Beautifully detailed and enthralling, Ms. Moncrief's tale is addicting! I was hooked from the beginning, and could not wait to see what misfortune or adventure was yet to come. A wondrous read through and through. " ~Crystal; http://bookreviewsbycrystal.blogspot.com
"He of the Fiery Sword, by author Skhye Moncrief, is a historical tale splashed with fantasy, and a thought- provoking storyline. This tale is historically accurate and written in vivid detail. For anyone looking for a new spin on a beloved tale, for anyone loving history and fantasy mixed together, then this is the book for you." ~Highland Lassie; http://highlandlassiereviews.blogspot.com



Excerpt:

The woman pushed lacy fern fronds aside to crouch at the river's edge. Strengthening sunlight cast her green gown with a brown hue. The outer greenish layer hung over the undergarment of dingy white. I know that much about women's clothing. But rarely did a dragon referee anything like clothing debates among humans.
Wretched creature. Marooning of Time Guardians should be forbidden regardless of the reason.
The woman dipped a palm into the still water. The river's surface broke with a series of concentric dancing ripples, widening as they moved away from the scabs marking her wrists.
A terrible form of torture. Unpardonable.
She rubbed her cheeks with dripping palms.
As if washing with soapy lather. To cleanse herself of her recent plight. Her being resonated with relief. Still exhaustion gripped her essence. I'd do whatever she required of me for assistance. I rose and claimed a space beside her, kneeling.
She shook her glistening fingers at the water, creating a spray of droplets that broke the white surface.
What now? Shall we speak of her captivity?
Her two long braids hung as white as the remnant mist swirling above the river. "Thank you." She locked her Druid-blue gaze on mine.
To stare. To convey a message I was meant to believe. I would prove so. "You're welcome, Solas."
A tingle tickled through my body.
Was this a fever soon to break into a contagious rash. Humans were such sickly creatures. Oh how immortality had so many advantages.
"You couldn't know." She wiped her brow and turned back to the water.
What?
Sorrow squeezed my heart.
Brutally. Consuming every cell in my being. Hers is such a humbled stance too. Why the emotion and body language? I studdied her scabbed wrists, crossed as if they were still bound, skimming my gaze along her arm, up to her finely carved profile.
What is she thinking? I doubted she could hide any emotion from me. Yet, my sensory powers aren't permitted to actually read minds. Praise the Gods for that favor, or I would have gone mad centuries ago. "What can I not know, Solas?"
She stared at the calming water's surface.
A good thing, I suppose.
"I couldn't decide whether to poison Bishop Russel or myself," she blurted matter-of-factly.
Pain jabbed me behind the eye.
With such a heartfelt confession filled with intense pain, she deserved her own star of hope. I would gift her Wee Pix if the cursed fey returned for another round of cajoling.
Solas turned a remorseful gaze to lock on mine. "But I couldn't decide who deserved to die most."
Suicide? The same decision I'd just made for myself. Life. The ultimate madness. And Time did not heal all wounds. Had nothing changed by the date of my creation? How is a dragon to witness so much misery? 
Or live it?


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Tomorrow our SPOTLIGHT wraps up with NAKED ON THE STAIRCASE ...



Wednesday, January 4, 2012

SWORDSONG Time Guardians Book 2 ...

He's arrived to help her create the perfect bride.



He's stuck in present-day Scotland with a bent time-travel key only she can repair. Duty requires he return to his time. His ticket home relies on a lonely woman haunted by more than apparitions. Her track record with men keeps her at a distance. And ghostly events keep pushing them closer together. Earning her trust will require the kind of patience only a valiant Time Guardian learns during his twenty years of apprenticeship. If time-travel duty, romance, and a bit of magic don't help them realize their destiny resonates in mysterious fairy SWORDSONG, all known history could change. 


Reviews:
"His forbearance, pure love, and finally his and Katie's "hand fasting" create an enchanting love story with a touch of magic... destiny sends them to a time and a life far removed from the lives they have known... a tale of future, present, and past with each of the time periods nurturing Katie and Murdo until the time is right for their union--their destiny. Skhye Moncrief creates a unique culture from which Murdo comes. She weaves it in with the present culture, making a compelling, sparkling love story with a unique twist near the end." ~Camilla, Long and Short Reviews
"Murdo requires the special skills of swordsmith Katie Innis to complete his duties as a time guardian. But Katie's past makes her distant around the man's charms. Who doesn't love a noble Scotsman that can quote Robert Burns? Murdo's wooing of Katie requires a bit of magic only a true soul-mate can deliver." 
~Victoria, posted at Amazon
"SWORDSONG will have you hooked from the beginning until the "happily ever after." And if you were trying to creep us out with Cousin John, you definitely succeeded, Ms. Moncrief. There was a glossary at the front of the book. It easy to pick up book three without reading the others." 
~Angelique, Happily Ever After Reviews


Excerpt:


"No," Katie yelled and sprang into motion, lunging for the doorway. Gods' jest. The lass pushed something over her head. Something invisible.

She flew back toward me and fell at my boots, arms scrabbling behind her for a handhold like the jointed legs of a crab. 


Guinevere screeched an ear-piercing wail of a banshee. 


If the ceilings held, it would be miraculous. I grabbed beneath Katie's arms and hoisted her upward as the blaring female's cacophony ricocheted off the stone walls.

I searched Katie's disturbed blue gaze focused on the doorway. "What is it?"

She shoved her heels around, trying to regain her footing. "Stop laughing, you bastard," she snarled. 

Not at me. There has to be an intruder. Or spirit. In the empty doorway. 

A sudden quiet moment consumed the mind-numbing reality of the dark subterranean world. 

"No," Katie screeched, reached out, seemingly blocking a blow with her forearm. 

What did she see? 

"What is it, Katie?" Pam shouted. 

Katie had to stop reacting. Trick the Seer. If she didn't look though, she won't react to the spirit. I grabbed the blonde's stiff shoulders and crushed her gaze into my chest. "There's naught there, lass." 

Katie squirmed, the hardness of her head fighting my grip. "He's got a knife." 

And that would matter? I scanned the doorway for a person or a hint of a glinting dirk. 

Why would I expect to suddenly see the apparition? The Seer had only come for Katie. 

She stilled in my arms. 

Yet, her thundering heart hammered. I could try to explain. Ease her fears. But a woman of her time isn't ready to believe in Post-Modern alchemical notions. Not with Truth hounding her in an astral projection. 

The air warmed about us. 

Probably more the heat from the fear in the chamber than an actual rise in temperature. But a rise in temperature would note the visitation's end. "Is he gone?" I scanned the doorway. 

"I couldn't possibly know. I can't see," she droned into my shirt. 

Of course she can't. But better to hang onto her with a spirit afoot given her reaction. I loosened my hold enough to permit her to peer over her shoulder. 

Katie scanned the whole room where I held her. 

Probably uncertain whether to sigh or grab a weapon. 

"He's gone," she announced.

The other females descended upon us. Their three crowns bobbed beneath my chin as the other maidens's arms grabbed Katie. 

"What was it?" Guinevere simpered. 

"Yes, tell us what you saw," Pam commanded. 

Out of the three, the masculine maiden had the most sensible way about her. All business. Very much a Brother in behavior. 

"A large man in big black boots," Katie gasped. "He laughed at us, shaking a knife over his shoulder. He was going to kill us." 

"I didn't see him," Guinevere finally managed to speak plainly. 

As if any of us had. "None of us did." I maintained my hold on the frightened blonde maiden. 

Katie shot me a bitter scowl. 

Not good. Her pinched glare of betrayal isn't the prize I expected. I'd have to salvage the little friendship we had, to gain access to her uncle's foundry. "I'm not saying you didn't, lass."

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Tuesday, January 3, 2012

SACRIFICIAL HEARTS -Time Guardians Book 1 ...



Spicy Celtic time-travel fantasy romance series




A Time Guardian Valentine's Tale


Alone, Twila Deeds tries to find her lost brother and stumbles upon a cult she believes is preparing to sacrifice her in a Valentines-Day sex ritual. She learns her brother has joined the cult and claims to be saving her by bringing her into the fold. She can't trust her brat brother, a selfish teen who never did anything for anyone. He's got to be dealt with. And she intends to dole out the punishment as revenge for his latest betrayal. Nor dare she trust the cult's gorgeous member who arrives to escort her to the cult's Scottish castle on his motorcycle. She's terrified of motorcycles. And the man forces her to climb aboard at gunpoint. After the terrifying motorcycle ride, she has no intention of falling victim to the sacrificial blade before her baby brother is served his just dessert.


But Illusion manifests as free will. ~1st Point of Time Travel


Gerard Abercrombie can't seem to convince Twila that his time-travel brotherhood has only her welfare in mind before his patience wears thin. Time-travel Code will save him because only the fairies know what the future holds as the Gods send two SACRIFICIAL HEARTS racing toward their destiny.

Reviews:
"Intense, original, suspenseful, and dramatic... an unpredictable, topsy-turvy romance... the suspense builds with every page. In a world where symbols mean everything, magic is the way... SACRIFICIAL HEARTS dramatically offers a romance that is both in and out of time....a very fun read." 
~Snapdragon; Long and Short Reviews


"SACRIFICIAL HEARTS is a very enjoyable ride... a complex story yet completely realistic. Skyhe Moncrief made this such an easy story for me to follow. I was never left confused and I never felt like I was actually in another world. The romantic scenes flow wonderfully... and are never overdone. If you're a reader new to time travel stories, I think SACRIFICIAL HEARTS is a great story to start with." 
~Amanda Haffery


"Interesting characters, a fascinating plot, and a fantasy theme with some twists and turns that this reader never expected were all incorporated into Sacrificial Hearts. I enjoyed the suspense as Twila anticipates her brother's whereabouts. The intensity surrounding Twila and everything she endures to locate Danny keeps the reader on the edge of their seat. Skhye Moncrief spins a different kind of romance: erratic with a blend of diverse characters. The way she interchanges Twila by being frustrated one minute then irritated the next makes her a believable character throughout the story. I could share in some of her sentiments when it came to her brother, not to mention learning how she could be a Druid in this entertaining adventurous ride." ~Linda L., Fallen Angel Reviews


Skhye Moncrief mingles fantasy and love with Scotland, could it get any better? With delightful feisty characters and a well laid out story line, Ms. Moncrief delivers aspectacular tale in SACRIFICIAL HEARTS! A perfect read for Valentines Day that will warm your heart.
 ~Book Reviews by Crystal; 
www.bookreviewsbycrystal.blogspot.com

Excerpt:

"Hello, castle filled with lunatics." 

The way the hearth's firelight cast shadows on the portraiture hanging along the dark staircase in the entry hall reminded me of Gothic tales. Talk about irony. My life…So much for giving up waiting. I walked right into this nightmare as the stupid virgin. And the whole place smelled of carcinogenic tobacco. 

All the better to kill you with, Twila Deeds.
Scotty eased around me and smiled like a gloating demon. "This way, Miss Deeds. Murdoch is in the library." 
So, the library houses the head demon? "Let's get this over with." I followed Scotty's flapping kilt.
The large man slowed to walk beside me through a gloomy passageway beneath the stairs. Lucky me. The alert and straining muscles on this captor only warned I shouldn't run now.
"Your brother's a remarkable lad," Scotty said.
Right. I outgrew that delusion ages ago when he uttered his first words.
"You should be proud of him," Scotty continued. "He's done something nobody has ever done before."
Forget about men are from Mars and say as little as possible, Venus.
A line of light traced out a doorway's edge. Scotty opened the door. Bright light flooded the hallway.
I was led into a room encircled by floor-to-ceiling bookcases. A redhead who had to be Murdoch stood with his back to the door, scanning a row of books.
Short hair. No white walls. Where are the Feds when a girl needs them?
Murdoch beamed with a smile. "Och! At last, we meet the fair Twila Deeds." The large man strode over to tower beside me in his kilted ensemble.
What is the deal with these guys and kilts? "Nice to meet you. I need to see my brother. Then, I'll be headed home."
Murdoch almost winced.
"She thinks we're going to kill her," Abercrombie timbered behind me.
Killjoy. He deserved a glare. But noting Murdoch's reaction could reveal my future.
"Now, lass, we don't murder lasses." Murdoch patted my shoulder and nudged me toward a brown leather sofa and wing-backed chair. "You sit. We'll discuss what's transpired. You'll be delighted you came."
Sitting and discussing requires more waiting. I planted my heels in the marble floor and locked gazes with the head lunatic. "I've waited long enough. I didn't come here to sit around. If you've got something to say, do so."
He sighed thoughtfully. "Very well. You are now part of a time-traveling operation--thanks to your brother, who hacked into my un-hackable database."
"You're nuts." 

What else needed to be said?
His smile straightened as he nodded. "You could have something there, lass." He exhaled. "I'm the resident mad scientist."
After the discussion on the plane, I shouldn't be surprised. Nope. Not a bit. Abercrombie has to be laughing. I swung my gaze toward him.
Scotty wore an encouraging mask. Abercrombie just seemed attentive.
Are any of these men for real? I locked a doubtful gaze upon Abercrombie. "You promised I could kill my brother before I was sacrificed." Hopefully, I sneered enough to convey my point that he lied.
Abercrombie's blue eyes slowly closed. 


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Monday, January 2, 2012

Our SPOTLIGHT is on Skhye Moncrief's TIME GUARDIANS series ...


Today I have the pleasure of introducing my readers to a dear friend and Author of the Time Guardian Series, Skhye Moncrief! Hi Skhye thanks for hanging out with us this week!! Please tell us a bit about yourself -

Hi all! 
Aside from muscled men in fur, leather, denim, or kilts, I love cultural ecology, cultural evolution, cultural relativism, and natural processes. Big ideas. Simple concepts that manifest in world building to crazy people like me who studied anthropology and geology before turning to writing romantic fiction.

My rule of thumb is to love the good, the bad, and the ugly of every culture in my tales so every aspect of my stories resonates as real as possible. I write everything from a spicy Celtic time-travel romance series to hot futuristics loaded with psychics, aliens, shifters, cyborgs, and more!


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Check back with us each day as we explore EACH of Skhye's Time Guardian Books.

TIME GUARDIANS...

Sacrificial Hearts-  'A Time Guardian Valentine's Tale.'
SwordSong- 'He's arrived to help her create the perfect bride.'
He of the Fiery Sword-  'A man must live before becoming king.'
Naked on the Staircase- 

Tomorrow we will be featuring Sacrificial Hearts ......

Monday, September 20, 2010

Let's get Up Close & Personal with Author Skhye Moncrief ...


Formally educated in hard and soft science (geology and bioarchaeology), Skhye pushes the envelope writing cross-genre romance classified as either paranormal or fantasy romance. And although she hasn't kept up with her blogging duties this summer, she blogs about reference books and usually has a guest author on Friday who discusses the research he/she did on one of her stories at http://blog.skhyemoncrief.com .
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