Showing posts with label Sierra Brave. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sierra Brave. Show all posts

Saturday, February 27, 2021

Saturday's Blurbs feature Books by Sierra Brave #MFRWAUthor Sfairy tales #Paranormal #Shifters #alternate lifestyle

 


Blurb One: Scarlett and The Big Bad

 

What if Red Riding Hood invited peril and the big, bad wolf was the only hero who could save her?

Promised power and position, Scarlett Capuche left her tiny village to join the prestigious Order of the Phoenix.

Monty Blackwolf never wanted a mate, especially not a human raised on a hidden farm for blood-ritual sacrifice. But his werewolf's heightened sense of smell drew him to Scarlett's sweet fragrance from miles away.

Duty-bound to protect her, he will break her of her religious devotion to the magical terrorist group responsible for the murders of his parents and older brother, even if he has to put her over his knee and turn her bottom as red as her hair.

She belongs to him now, and he will claim all of her despite his affliction with a unique, third shifter-form he doesn’t fully understand and isn’t able to control.

Will Monty save Scarlett, or will he prove more dangerous to her than anyone else?

Author's Note: If you're offended by steamy fairytale retellings with graphic language, explicit put-you-in-the-moment love scenes, elements of power exchange, and domestic discipline, you might want to look for a different book.

 

Buy Links: (Releases March 9th; Currently available for pre-order)

 

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08VS2SS2N/

Apple: https://books.apple.com/us/book/scarlett-and-the-big-bad/id1552228437

B&N: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/scarlett-and-the-big-bad-sierra-brave/1138766620

Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/scarlett-and-the-big-bad

 

 

 


Book Two Blub: The Power of Three

 

 

Three souls interlocking like Borromean rings...remove one and everything and everyone will fall apart.

Fresh out of college and starting a business together, Trisha, Tommy, and Ken are in a closed poly relationship. Working two jobs to keep them afloat has Trisha struggling to meet her men’s demands for attention in and out of the bedroom.

Feelings of jealousy and insecurity test Tommy and Ken’s friendship, not to mention the difficulty they face coping with their growing attraction to each other. Neither man is willing to give up Trisha nor are they able to get along without each other.

As outside demands build, will love be enough to bind them all together or will they buckle under the pressure to conform to the expectations of others?

The Power of Three contains blush-inducing love scenes, graphic language, and the positive portrayal of an alternative lifestyle, including M/M attraction and relations. If you are offended by alternative lifestyles, LGBT relationships, or descriptive, put-you-in-the-moment sexual language, you might want to look for a different book.

Book two in the Triple Passion Play series can be read as a stand-alone HEA story.

 

Buy Links:

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06WGMGTHB/

Apple: https://books.apple.com/nz/book/the-power-of-three/id1278563119

B&N: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-power-of-three-sierra-brave/1127061108

Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/the-power-of-three-17

 

Book Three Blurb: Horse Mountain Heat

She ran away to hide from her hurt and embarrassment. She found love and her confidence, and in her, he found his fate.

Curvy cutie Scarlett was expecting an engagement ring for Christmas but caught her boyfriend in bed with another woman instead. Heartbroken and humiliated, she rents a cabin in the mountains to spare the family her yuletide misery. Just next door, sexy cowboy Davis Banks takes one look at Scarlett and knows he found a woman worth mounting.

Ho! Ho! Ho! If Scarlett will open Davis’s package, she might just have a Merry Christmas after all.

Previously published as Bareback Christmas with Ellora's Cave/EC for books

Warning: Horse Mountain Heat is a stand-alone romance with graphic sexual language. If you are offended by scorching hot, put-you-in-the-moment love scenes, you might want to find another book.

 

Buy Link:

 

Amazon (Kindle Unlimited)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XJC88ZJ/

 

 

Friday, February 26, 2021

Friday Sierra Brave is visiting and talking about Who She Was Before #MFRWAuthor #crisis center #teacher #Paranormal #fairy tales

 

1.       What were you before you became an author? Did this influence your choices as a writer?

 

So many things…I’ve worked part-time in a music store. I was a relief counselor for a crisis center and group home while I was in college. I worked as a before-and-after-school care teacher before being hired as the administrator of a satellite college completion program on a military base. I enjoyed working with the adult-student population and helping people finish their Baccalaureate degrees so I continued in the field and even took some graduate courses in Adult Education Administration until my son was born. I decided to stay home with him and later with his sisters. I worked on and off during that time, but since my son was what school systems call twice-exceptional (on the autistic spectrum but also intellectually gifted), I spent a lot of time advocating for him. I started writing about seven years ago.

 

I don’t know if past job experiences have influenced my writing much, but I’m sure my life experiences do. I sometimes use favorite places I’ve been as settings. Even if I fictionalize them, I attempt to recapture the feelings those places gave me. I have taken inspiration from some of the people I’ve worked with when creating some of my characters as well.

 

2.       Are you genre-specific or general? I don’t mean major genres but subdivisions or romance, mystery or paranormal.

 

I don’t have a specific genre though it might have helped my career if I did. My Triple Passion Play series is retro-contemporary menage (spans two decades from when the MCs first become a trouple in their early twenties to when they’re forty-somethings still dealing with the unique challenges of maintaining their relationship while raising a family.

 

I probably lean more toward paranormal, like my Horse Mountain Shifters series which is a mixture of paranormal and contemporary western. The series currently has four books, and I have two more in the planning process right now. My newest series, Fated Fairytales, is a fantasy fiction retelling of some old fairytale favorites with a paranormal/shifter twist and a bit of danger and magic.

 

3.       What is your latest release?

 

Scarlett and the Big Bad is the first book in the Fated Fairytales series. The title probably gives away the Red Riding Hood and The Three Little Pigs connection. The pig-shifters are small supporting characters. The main characters are the “Big Bad Wolf,” werewolf, Monty Blackwolf, and his human, fated mate, Scarlett.

 

4.                                                                                                     What are you working on now?  

I have two things in production right now. The first is Fated Fairytales book two, a reverse harem retelling of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Scarlett and Monty’s romance arc is completed in book one, but the overall arc of a community of shifters battling a dangerous order of magical human traffickers continues as Goldie’s romance begins.

 

My other project is a serialized story I’m writing on the reading app, Radish. Alice in Shifterland is a campy, steamy, and over-the-top fantasy fiction, reverse harem romance about a socialite who chases a were-rabbit into a tear in and space where she finds out who she really is in the course of falling ass-backwards into one crap storm after another. Writing the first season, Down the Rabbit Hole, was a ton of fun and probably what got me started on fairytale retellings. The entire first season is currently free while I’m posting new chapters in season two, Rise of the White Queen, on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

 

5.       Does your reading choices influence your choice of a writing career?

Sure, I loved Charlaine Harris’s Sookie Stackhouse books so she’s probably why I write a lot of paranormal romance and continue to read more. I just finished Howl (Sin City Wolf book 1) by January Bain.

 

6.       Where can we find you?

Thanks for asking! I hope everyone will follow me on social media and sign-up for my newsletter.

 

Email: sierra@sierrabrave.rocks

Webpage: www.sierrabrave.rocks

Blog: https://sierrabrave.rocks/news-and-musings/

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Sierra-Brave/e/B00YZEU9PI/

Books2Read: https://books2read.com/ap/n9EYgn/Sierra-Brave

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sierra-Brave-1422713414692067/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/BraveSierra

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sierrabraveauthor/

Booksprout: https://booksprout.co/author/2937/sierra

 

For the newsletters, there are a few options. You can sign up through my landing page: https://mailchi.mp/7332d9f55a11/blushing-press-sign-up-page

You’ll be sent a link to my historical fiction, harem romance, Fevered Dream, in PDF as a thank you.

 

Option two is to go through StoryOrigin where you can download Fevered Dream or the first book in the Triple Passion Play series (Rock You Like a Hurricane) for free in either MOBI, e-PUB, or PDF when you sign-up. Keep in mind that Rock You Like a Hurricane is available for free at most major retailers as well.

To get Rock You Like a Hurricane free: https://storyoriginapp.com/giveaways/aa065314-27ba-11eb-99f1-7f833abe1bfa

To download Fevered Dream for free: https://storyoriginapp.com/giveaways/a7726af8-c0ad-11ea-802b-972f95adda66