Angel
Killian Dugan’s annual trip to the family castle in Scotland is
shattered by the arrival of Legion Commander North. Killian’s
skills are needed for an urgent time travel assignment. A rogue demon
has escaped back in time. He must discover the why and where then
stop the demon before it can damage the past and change the
future.
Killian’s
girlfriend Chinoah Grace, a Native American shapeshifter is included
in the mission, which takes them to the wild west town of Wylder,
Wyoming in 1878. She will have her hands full fitting in and making
friends. Nothing is as it seems. They encounter visions, spirit
quests, and a mysterious shaman. On top of it all, blending in as a
blacksmith is more physically difficult than he imagined. But not as
challenging as keeping his hands off his undercover wife. Will they
complete their assignment or run out of time?
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Excerpt 1-
They waved goodbye to their friends and slipped out the back door. It was a bit of a walk to the Mists, but porting in broad daylight wouldn’t be wise. As they walked through the eerie Scottish Mists, the silence wrapped around them like a smothering blanket. A stand of druid stones emerged from the thick fog towering above them. Chinoah shivered against him. Magic rolled of the stones in warning. With the image of the 1878 blacksmith shop in his head and whispering spirits in his mind, their adventure began. His hands tightly wrapped around Chinoah, their duffels secured on their backs. He closed his eyes and focused his vision on Wylder, Wyoming Territory of 1878 inside Dugan’s Blacksmith shop. This was his first mistake. He was unsure of the blacksmith shop's interior, as he’d never seen it. Instead, they are unceremoniously dumped, what he hoped was only several yards outside the shop, in the worst blizzard he’d ever seen. He tightened his grip on Chinoah. Guess I paid too much attention to the description of the building itself and let that disrupt my landing location. The wind-driven snow swirled around them, making visibility difficult if not impossible.
Excerpt 2
The brass door knocker echoed through the castle announcing visitors.
With a raised brow, he peered at Chinoah. “Expecting guests, are we?”
“Not as far as I know.” She got to her feet and padded across the stone floor.
“Wait.” Grumbling, he pushed up from the cozy warm couch, slipped his socked feet back into his boots, and clomped toward her. “Best let me answer the door since we don’t know who's waiting on the other side.”
She slowed her pace to allow him to catch up with her. “This castle is huge. By the time we get to the door, the visitors may be gone.” She giggled.
“Way to keep in shape.” Chuckling, he kissed her. “Apparently, my cousin made the original great hall into their family living space.”
He smiled at the thought. “Besides, I didn’t hear you complain last evening when you thundered through the castle for a couple of hours on four paws.”
“That was different. My wolf needed the exercise, and you didn’t want me to go outside.” Her lips formed a pout that he found irresistible.
“Didn’t want to spring you from a trap.” He turned his attention out the window where the snow swirled in the howling wind. “Besides, who in bloody hell would be calling at this time of night and in this weather?”
She raised an eyebrow and shrugged. “Only one group of individuals I know.”
“Oh, no. I’m on leave. They didn’t know where I was going. Besides, they wouldn’t expect me to be here.” The ancient wooden door groaned then made a squeeing sound when Killian yanked it open. “What in tarnation are you doing here?”
Excerpt 3
They waved goodbye to their friends and slipped out the back door. It was a bit of a walk to the Mists, but porting in broad daylight wouldn’t be wise.
As they walked through the eerie Scottish Mists, the silence wrapped around them like a smothering blanket. A stand of druid stones emerged from the thick fog towering above them. Chinoah shivered against him. Magic rolled of the stones in warning.
With the image of the 1878 blacksmith shop in his head and whispering spirits in his mind, their adventure began. His hands tightly wrapped around Chinoah, their duffels secured on their backs. He closed his eyes and focused his vision on Wylder, Wyoming Territory of 1878 inside Dugan’s Blacksmith shop. This was his first mistake. He was unsure of the blacksmith shop's interior, as he’d never seen it.
Instead, they are unceremoniously dumped, what he hoped was only several yards outside the shop, in the worst blizzard he’d ever seen. He tightened his grip on Chinoah. Guess I paid too much attention to the description of the building itself and let that disrupt my landing location. The wind-driven snow swirled around them, making visibility difficult if not impossible. A large dark mass faded in and out of the sheets of snow not far from them.
Hey there!. I’m thrilled to be on your fantastic blog today. Thank you for allowing me to share a few reasons why you should read my new release,AN ANGEL’S WYLDER ASSIGNMENT, part of the multi-author Wylder West Series from The Wild Rose press. All books in the sears can be read as a stand alone.
Top Eleven Reasons You Should Read An Angel’s Wylder Assignment
1. Take a Wylder ride to the past with a Warrior Angel and Native American Shifter to save the future.
2. You love stories with scenes set in Scotland
3. Find out Chinoah and Killian’s secrets.
4. Someone breached the Scottish Mists with dark intentions and disappeared into the past.
5. You enjoyed the other books in the Wylder Series and want to see what has happened now in Wylder, Wyoming.
6. There is the cutest dog introduced into the story. Yes, she almost steals the story and quite a few scenes, not to mention saves a life..
7. Find out who sent Killian and Chinoah into the past and why.
8. You love time travel, historical, paranormal, Western, Scottish adventures.
9. Someone is plotting against our hero and heroine, find out who and why.
10. . You need a break from your ordinary world to be swept into a romantic, fantasy adventure tinged with mystery that you may never want to leave.
11. You know writing historical is out of my wheelhouse and want to find out if I pulled it off. LOL
Tena Stetler is a
best-selling author of award winning paranormal romance with an
over-active imagination. She wrote her first vampire romance as
a tween, to the chagrin of her mother and the delight of her friends.
Colorado is home; shared with her husband, a brilliant Chow Chow, a
spoiled parrot and a forty-five-year-old box turtle. When she’s not
writing, her time is spent kayaking, camping, hiking, biking or
just relaxing in the great Colorado outdoors.
Her books tell tales
of magical kick-ass women and mystical alpha males that dare to love
them. Travel, adventure, and a bit of mystery flourish in her books
along with a few companion animals to round out the tales.
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the cover is nice
ReplyDeleteI love the cover. It sets the stage for the book.
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