Most of you know I write paranormal romance. Celtic mythology plays a huge part in my work and creatures of the night.
Vampires. Shifters. Gods and Goddesses.
Using the supernatural adds so much more action and possibilities to my stories. I love that extra added element of danger.
Reading paranormal romance by other authors gives my muses (yeah, I have two! One male and one female) a chance to relax and enjoy the world another author has created. It helps rejuvenate my own writing at the same time.
With our world in chaos, it's wonderful to lose yourself in a good romance. I read romance because it makes me feel good. I want that happily ever after!
Here are a few paranormal authors that inspire me:
Sherrilyn Kenyon, Angela Knight, Deidre Knight, Kerrelyn Sparks, Kimberly Raye and Nina Bangs.
I also love romantic suspense and these authors are my auto-buys: Amanda Stevens and Colleen Thompson.
If I can create a hero that makes the reader wish she had a guy like him, or makes her look at her spouse and want to jump his bones than I feel good. I want my readers to come away with feeling like my characters are new friends and they'll be coming back to visit soon.
I'm thrilled readers still love paranormal romance. Who doesn't want their romance with a little extra bite?
My latest release features a vampire hero and heroine.
Blurb:
Morgan Remington is forced back in time by The Vampiric Council of Darkness. The Hunter, a vampire exterminator, follows Morgan intent on killing him. Adara Galbraith is from the future, sent to 1880’s Texas to stop The Hunter who hides a deadly secret. Adara and Morgan discover the passion of a lifetime, but will they live long enough to enjoy it?
Cowboy of the Night is a recommended read. I hope you'll let me know what you think of my vampires and their world.
Hugs,
Tambra
Click here to check out or purchase Cowboy of the Night
Monday, September 21, 2009
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3 comments:
I love the paranormal. So many possibilities, all of them yummy. And what's not to love about a vampy cowboy? Mmmmmm.
Paranormal romances do let us stretch ourselves as authors (and our imaginations as readers, too). The idea that we are not only what's on the surface and that there are mysteries to be delved within is at once unsettling and satisfying and paranormals give us that. :-)
I love everything about paranormal romances and Sherrilyn Kenyon is one of my faves too. Dark Hunters are the hottest!
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