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Today on my blog I have the Everafter Blog tour. On my stop is Sarah Gilman and her book ghosts of the Falls. There is a spotlight, interview, review, and giveaway.
Determined to prove she’s fit for the
family business, exorcist Jade Clarence knows the assignment waiting in Maine
After haunting a Maine
Jade quickly uncovers Dutch’s true
identity and finds herself falling for the man behind the spirit. But when
Jade’s legacy threatens their future, they will have to overcome the greatest
of odds—life and death.
Review:
Sarah has done it again! If you love her angel books than
you will love her story of a sexy ghost and feisty exorcist.
Even though this was a short story it still had everything
that makes a story make you fall in love and hope everything works out for the
couple. The way Sarah writes she had me feeling like I was at the falls seeing
all the gorgeous scenery along with Dutch and Jade. And the fact that Sarah
based this off something that actually happened just gives this story something
extra. The chemistry between Dutch and Jade is explosive! It scorched through
the pages. But what I loved most about this story was the ending. It was
unexpected but fit the characters and story line perfect. But, if you want to
know if a sexy ghost and feisty exorcist can come together than you need to
read this book.
5/5 Bloody Fangs
Book Links:
Author Bio:
Sarah Gilman started her first novel in
third grade. She never finished that story, but never gave up the dream. Her
fascination with wings also began at that age, when images of the ancient
Egyptian goddess Isis captured her imagination and never let go. Now a
paranormal romance writer, she employs her love of writing to bring the allure
of winged creatures to the pages of her novels. Sarah lives in Vermont
Sarah writes for Entangled Publishing.
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Author Interview:
How did the idea for this book come to you?
Inspiration came from an actual event in the late 1800s and
the urban legend that resulted. The Connecticut River, which runs between
Vermont and New Hampshire, served as a way to move trees south during the heavy
logging activity of the time period. Working the logs on the river was extremely
dangerous, and in what is now Hartland, VT, a teenaged logger was killed.
Charles Barber was buried on the riverbank by the loggers, who also made him a
hand-carved stone, after his father took his wages and abandoned the body.
The Legend: Along with spirits of Native Americans, the ghost
of the logger has been witnessed by fishermen and other visitors to the area.
The tale made me sad and I couldn’t stop thinking about it,
which is a sure sign that something needed to be written. A version with a
happy ending, that is!
Do you plan to write more in this world?
For the time being this is a one-shot deal, though I have
experimented with an additional book for Jade and Dutch. We’ll see!
Do you enjoy writing about Angels or Ghosts more?
If it’s paranormal, I’m interested. Both angels and ghosts are
my favorites relative to werewolves and witches, though.
Romance plots with ghosts are tricky. There are only so many
ways to play the ghost-as-a-main-character card, which makes ghosts an
appealing challenge.
Can you give us a sneak peek on what you’re working on now?
Thank you for stopping by my blog today. I wold also like to say Thank You to Sarah for letting me review your book and interviewing you and say Thank You to Bewitching Book Tours for letting me participate in this tour. Don't forget to enter the giveaway below.
~Sabrina
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