Today we're taking part in the audio book blitz of MUDMAN from author James A. Hunter and Shadow Alley Press.
Here's a little bit more about James, in his own words:
Hey all, my name is James Hunter and I’m a writer, among other things. So just a little about me: I’m a former Marine Corps Sergeant, combat veteran, and pirate hunter (seriously). I’m also a member of The Royal Order of the Shellback—’cause that’s a real thing. I’ve also been a missionary and international aid worker in Bangkok, Thiland. And, a space-ship captain, can’t forget that.
Okay … the last one is only in my imagination.
Currently, I’m a stay at home Dad—taking care of my two kids—while also writing full time, making up absurd stories that I hope people will continue to buy. When I’m not working, writing, or spending time with family, I occasionally eat and sleep.
Here's the book description (sorry it's not in audio!) for you:
Levi Adams is a soft spoken, middle-aged Mennonite man—at least he tries to be when he’s not murdering people.
Levi’s a golem, a Mudman, crafted from the muck, mire, and corpses of a World War II concentration camp—killing is just a part of his DNA. He doesn’t like it, but unfortunately he’s been saddled with a divine commission to dole out judgment on those who shed innocent blood. After seventy years as a cold-blooded murder machine, however, Levi’s trying to change his grisly nature. And the AA meetings and church services are helping. A little. But when he runs across a wounded girl, Sally Ryder, during one of his “hunting expeditions,” he realizes self-help may have to go on the back burner.
Someone is attempting to revive a pre-Babylonian murder god, and the road to rebirth is paved with dead bodies. Lots and lots of them.
Now, Levi must protect Ryder—the key to an unspeakable resurrection—and defeat a Nazi mage from Levi’s murky past. But the shadowy mage holds a terrible secret about the Mudman’s unorthodox birth, one offering insight into Levi’s morbid compulsion for bloodshed. It’s a secret Levi would pay anything to uncover: maybe even Ryder’s life. If Levi isn’t careful, he may end up turning into the monster he always imagined himself to be.
If you'd like to get a copy of this, or any other of James' books, head on over to your favorite online retailer. It's got a nice whack of reviews on Amazon if you're still unsure. There is a sample of the audio on Amazon.com
GET IT HERE
James came to Supernatural Central as part of a Bewitching Book Tours promo. Supernatural Central was not paid in any form for this promo.
See ya soon!
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
SNEAK PREVIEW: Immortal Billionaire by Jane Godman
Well
now…we're lucky to have Harlequin author Jane Godman stop by today to give
Supernatural Central readers a sneak peek at her newest cover. (Drum roll,
please.)
Fantastic
or what?
Let
me tell you a bit about Jane, if you're not familiar with her work. Jane loves
the supernatural, ergo, we love her. As her fans know, her stories are full of
haunted characters tormented by dark secrets. She writes in many genres, but
today we're saluting her Harlequin Nocturne upcoming novel "Immortal
Billionaire".
I
had the chance to ask Jane a few questions so you could get to know her a bit
better, and here's her answers:
Supernatural
Central: Jane, can you tell us a bit
about your main character in this book?
Jane: Hi Janine, thanks for being
involved in the tour! Firstly the main character of the book is called
Sylvester de León, and he is the Immortal Billionaire of the title. To an
outsider, Sylvester has everything, good looks, billions of dollars, even his
own heart-shaped, tropical island. But beneath the surface, Sylvester has everything, good looks,
billions of dollars, even his own heart-shaped, tropical island. But beneath
the surface, Sylvester has secrets...centuries worth of them. And when my
heroine, Connie, meets Sylvester, those secrets are unlocked with a force
that leads them on a collision course with the past.
Supernatural Central: Do
you believe in the paranormal and if so, do you have an experience you can
share?
Jane: I
write paranormal romance, so I have to believe! But, I don't have anything to
share other than the occasional tingle down my spine. Can I share my dad's
experience instead of my own? It goes back to when he was a young man and he
was in the air force. He was on guard duty one night in Cornwall and, as he
patrolled the perimeter of the barracks, an old man, dressed like a farmer,
approached him. When my dad challenged him, the old man disappeared. The next
day, when he told the story, he found out that the barracks had been built on
farmland and the farmer, heartbroken that the land had been taken from him,
had killed himself. His ghost was said to walk the land each night.
Supernatural Central: What titles are you working on now that you can tell us about?
Jane: I have a lot going on right now! In
September 2016, my third Otherworld title for Harlequin Nocturne, Otherworld
Challenger, releases. Then Immortal Billionaire is out in November 2016. 2017
sees the release of my Arctic Brotherhood series for SMP Swerve. Watch out
for my Arctic werewolves, they are hot! The Unforgettable Wolf, book four in
the Otherworld series is out in March 2017. Oh, and I have a new series, The
Sons of Stillwater, with Harlequin Romantic Suspense, in 2017. So, yes. I've
been busy! Thanks! Jane
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Well,
if that doesn't leave you curious as to what Immortal Billionaire is all about,
we don't know what will. So, without letting anything out of the bag, here's
the scoop:
Dark
secrets and unquenchable desire collide in this captivating paranormal
thriller…
Connie Lacey lives a nomadic
existence. Alone. Safe. She can't risk being found by the stalker who haunts
her waking nightmares. Until an invitation from billionaire Sylvester de
León—to spend thirty days with him on his private island, Corazón—proves
impossibly tempting. But one look at the gorgeous host's deep blue eyes, and
Connie knows there is nothing safe about this paradise and the aristocratic man
who calls it home.
The island is cursed…as is
Sylvester himself. Yet something in him calls to Connie, ignites a desire
that's filled with raw, timeless need. But Corazón has many secrets, each more
dangerous than the last. And in a place where everlasting love, the past and
fate intersect, even death is only a beginning…
That
sounds sizzlingly (yes, I made that word up) dangerous, doesn't it? If you'd
like to pre-order a copy of Immortal Billionaire, you'll find it at Amazon,
Barnes and Noble, Kobo, Google Play, and of course your favorite Harlequin
retailer.
Jane
came to Supernatural Central via Bewitching Book Tours.
Supernatural Central
did not receive anything for this interview but good vibes. Wednesday, August 10, 2016
REVIEW: GHOSTBUSTERS
Well hey there, fray. I finally have a moment to give a quick review of the summer movie GHOSTBUSTERS (Answer the Call). As you probably know, I am a big fan of anything "ghost", so I was really looking forward to this reboot of the 1984 classic. Sigh.
Now there's been a lot of talk about the decision to go with the all female cast, and of course since I fit into that human sub-species, I see nothing particularly wrong with that. So don't go there with me. Ever.
But... if we still had video stores on the corner, I would consider this movie a "renter". Fun to see, but not worth the $$ to go to the movie house to watch. Sure there, some recognizable faces and some funky special effects, but for me... it just didn't give me the "boo" for the buck that I was looking for.
I'm a big fan of Melissa McCarthy. I liked her in The Gilmore Girls. She's great in Mike and Molly. She was fabulous in Spy. But they didn't give her enough to work with in this flick as Dr. Abigail "Abby" Yates. Who's fault? I don't know, but a golden opportunity was missed somewhere.
Kristen Wiig as Dr. Erin Gilbert is ... okay.
You know who steals the show? Kate McKinnon. Her portrayal of Dr. Jillian Holtzman is the best thing about this movie. I want her glasses. You can cut some serious swagger in those glasses.
And let's give a shout out to Leslie Jones as Patty Tolan. She's a breath of fresh air when she comes into the mix.
Truthfully, I'm trying to figure out a way to hire their receptionist (wink,wink), but apparently he's in big demand, that Chris Hemsworth.
I know the script went through several versions before the third installment of this franchise started filming, but for me it could have gone through one more. It didn't hit the expected level of campiness...campiness??? You know what I mean.
So... this one hits 3 howls out of five. Barely.
Now there's been a lot of talk about the decision to go with the all female cast, and of course since I fit into that human sub-species, I see nothing particularly wrong with that. So don't go there with me. Ever.
But... if we still had video stores on the corner, I would consider this movie a "renter". Fun to see, but not worth the $$ to go to the movie house to watch. Sure there, some recognizable faces and some funky special effects, but for me... it just didn't give me the "boo" for the buck that I was looking for.
I'm a big fan of Melissa McCarthy. I liked her in The Gilmore Girls. She's great in Mike and Molly. She was fabulous in Spy. But they didn't give her enough to work with in this flick as Dr. Abigail "Abby" Yates. Who's fault? I don't know, but a golden opportunity was missed somewhere.
Kristen Wiig as Dr. Erin Gilbert is ... okay.
You know who steals the show? Kate McKinnon. Her portrayal of Dr. Jillian Holtzman is the best thing about this movie. I want her glasses. You can cut some serious swagger in those glasses.
And let's give a shout out to Leslie Jones as Patty Tolan. She's a breath of fresh air when she comes into the mix.
Truthfully, I'm trying to figure out a way to hire their receptionist (wink,wink), but apparently he's in big demand, that Chris Hemsworth.
I know the script went through several versions before the third installment of this franchise started filming, but for me it could have gone through one more. It didn't hit the expected level of campiness...campiness??? You know what I mean.
So... this one hits 3 howls out of five. Barely.
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