BLURB:
While on a
genealogical research journey through the Midwest, Molly Hamilton impulsively
buys a 100-year-old Victorian house in the middle of a cornfield, and falls in
love with the house’s owner...the original owner, that is. Can he be a ghost?
The handsome, intriguing attorney certainly feels solid—and somehow her soul
knows she has always loved him.
Darius Ferguson
has no idea how he has come to present-day Iowa. The last thing he knew, the
year was 1880, and he had just buried his fiancée, who happens to look exactly
like Molly. He cannot separate the two women in his heart—to him, they are one.
In spite of
being drawn to him, Molly thinks Darius is unhinged. Darius wonders if he has joined
his fiancée in purgatory. If time travel is possible, will love be enough to
build a future together?
EXCERPT
“Molly, wait!”
I froze in place
for a moment. It was definitely a man
under the tree though I couldn’t see his face...and he knew my name.
“Do I know you?” I called in an unsteady
voice. It seemed, though, as if my words
were taken by the wind. Who was this
man? And how did he know my name?
He moved away from
the tree with a tentative step. His
clothing was formal—a dark suit and white shirt—as if he had just been to a
funeral. I hadn’t remembered seeing a
canopy for a funeral on the grounds, but I wasn’t about to take my eyes off the
stranger for one instant to confirm that suspicion.

For here—in the
flesh—was the man of my dreams. Not just
any dreams. More specifically, my dreams
of the previous evening. Yet I couldn’t
for the life of me remember ever seeing him before until this moment.
“Be careful what you wish for,” I muttered behind the
hand that covered my face.
“Molly, don’t be afraid. I can see that you are. I don’t want to frighten you.” He took another step forward and held his
hands up palms out...as if to show me he wasn’t armed, I thought hysterically,
or to calm me down. Either way, it
wasn’t working.
AUTHOR Bio and Links:
Bess McBride made
her first serious writing attempt when she was 14. She shut herself up in her
bedroom one summer while obsessively working on a time travel/pirate novel set
in the beloved Caribbean of her youth, but she wasn't able to hammer it out on
a manual typewriter (oh yeah, she's that old) before it was time to go back to
school. The draft of that novel has long since disappeared, but the story is
still simmering within, and she will finish the adventure one day soon.

Links:
The author will be giving away a $25 Amazon gift card to
one random commenter during the tour. The tour
dates can be found here: http://goddessfishpromotions.blogspot.com/2012/08/book-blast-across-winds-of-time-by-bess.html
4 comments:
Oh, Sandra! Your blog just makes me happy, happy. I love the graphics. Love!
Thanks so much for hosting me today on the book blast. I'm finding the book blast a great way to meet fellow authors and readers, and to find new blogs. I see you write time travel as well. The cover for "Sundial" is lovely...
And I see you're a vegetarian and animal activists. ME TOO, although I'm actually vegan now. I find incorporating my values of animal welfare, or at least..NOT going against my values rather trying in my books. After all, a gal has to eat, and she can't be a vegetarian or vegan in all the books. :-)
Thanks again for hosting me today.
Talk soon.
Bess McBride
Hey Bess! Nice to meet you. A vegan! Wow. That's a big deal. And kudos for being an animal activist. I know what you mean about your heroines eating habits. It seems weird at times to have a heroine chowing down on a hamburger.All the best with Wings. Looks like a great read. Don't be a stranger.
Thanks again for having me, Sandra. I have yet to have my gals eat animal products since I went vegan, but like I said, I have to be creative about it. Don't want to lose readers either. And clearly, I'll never do a chef romance!
Bess
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