Showing posts with label Catherine Peace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Catherine Peace. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Rocking the CEO #CoverReveal @lexcade
Blurb:
This last year of Joss Richards’ life has changed for the better—or so she thinks. A new band, a new city, a new life, and, now, a shot at a contract with the hottest rock label around, ICE Records. If she and her bandmates can impress the label, her life will be set. Too bad her best friend thinks something is missing. When Joss receives details of the 1Night Stand date set up for her, she bolts—straight into the arms of a sexy stranger.
When August Bragg glimpses a red-haired goddess in the hotel lobby he can’t get out of his thoughts—or his fantasies. Unable to resist her lure, he indulges in a steamy encounter. Then learns her name, and he realizes his fantasies has left his heart in an ethical dilemma.
Will they give everything up for their careers, or can the man who holds Joss’ future in his hands also convince her to give him her heart?
Excerpt:
She stopped at the entrance and leaned against the wall. With her spiked hair, tight black T-shirt, the swell of her ass in those black skinny jeans, and spike-heeled boots, she personified his fantasy. How could he focus on his date Sunday night when this woman stood in front of him, the picture of everything he’d wanted for months?
He stopped next to her and tried not to stare, but her beauty captivated him. Bright-green eyes, a narrow nose, and a gorgeous mouth he wanted to taste so badly he barely withstood being next to her. Keep your composure. She’s a woman. A beautiful woman…. “Hello there.”
When she glanced at him, her eyes widened just a bit. “Hi.” Then she curled her lips into a seductive smile.
“You look a little lost.”
She shrugged. “Hard to be lost when you don’t have a destination.”
Gods, her voice…. Pure, raw, Southern sex appeal. “Where are you from?”
“South Carolina. You?”
“Iceland.” He appreciated the interest in her eyes and the way she pursed her lips. “Your accent’s sexy.”
“So is yours.”
At the compliment, she actually blushed. “Thank you.”
“You’re welcome.” Shouting over the music started to get old. “Would you like to go somewhere?”
From the way her green eyes darkened, he knew her answer before she said a word. No way they’d make it back to his room, not with the way he ached. Time for an alternative plan.
Catherine Peace has been telling stories for as long as she could remember. She often blames two things for her forays into speculative fiction—Syfy (when it was SciFi) channel Sundays with her dad and The Island of Dr. Moreau by HG Wells. She graduated in 2008 from Northern Kentucky University with a degree in English and is still chasing the dream of being super rich and famous, mostly so she can sit around in her PJs all day and write stories. As it is, she's content to spend half the day in her PJs and write stories. Also, she's a reviewer for Indie Books R Us and sometimes contributes to The Pen Punks. When not being a slave to the people in her head, she’s a slave to two adorable dogs.
Friday, March 28, 2014
Getting By with a Little Help from My Friends @lexcade @DecadentPub
Guest Post by Catherine Peace
Over twenty years ago, YA author Connie Smith and I met and became friends. Over the years, we’ve cemented our bffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff status, and I’m pretty lucky to have her in my life. What you may not know about her is that, in addition to being a great YA author, she’s a killer songwriter.
When I started writing Complete Me, I knew I’d need songs to go in it. After all, Ty’s a songwriter, and he expresses himself the best through music. His old band, Dejected, had one major crossover hit before breaking up. I needed someone to write The Song.
Who else but my best friend?
I went to her and said, “I need a song for this book.” I told her about the situation, Ty’s style of music, and what I was looking for, expecting an awesome song, but never imagining it’d be this amazing.
And because I love it so much, I wanted to share the lyrics to “Beautiful Blaze.”
I couldn’t explain if I tried a thousand years
And searched through every word in existence, baby
But your love, it boils and burns and sears
Ignites and scorches, leaves me defenseless, baby.
A million lifetimes, or this one I’m living
I’ll live it all in this love you’re giving.
And we’re just learnin’, burnin’
Flames and embers
Baby, watch it flicker
Leaving me yearnin’
And you know the fumes – they consume
Fire so ashen
Drenched in passion
And it burns right through
This second, this moment, all these days
It’s a beautiful blaze.
Can’t shake how shaken you’re making me feel
Like you’re pouring me full of kerosene, baby
Every touch, what a blaze it’ll kindle
Blistering dance that is so serene, baby.
May singe my edges, but it’s worth every second
To drown in the flame of my own little heaven.
And we’re just learnin’, burnin’
Flames and embers
Baby, watch it flicker
Leaving me yearnin’
And you know the fumes – they consume
Fire so ashen
Drenched in passion
And it burns right through
This second, this moment, all these days
It’s a beautiful blaze.
Don’t wanna ever let this blaze burn low
Wanna see how long this fire will glow.
And we’re just learnin’, burnin’
Flames and embers
Baby, watch it flicker
Leaving me yearnin’
And you know the fumes – they consume
Fire so ashen
Drenched in passion
And it burns right through
This second, this moment, all these days
It’s a beautiful blaze.
Yeah. Needless to say, I got lucky with having a songwriter best friend.
There’s a second song, too—the one Ty writes just for Claire. Connie wrote it, too, but you’ll have to read the book for those lyrics ;)
To celebrate Complete Me’s release—and the awesome that is these songs—I’m hosting a pretty sweet giveaway. A $25 iTunes gift card, a free copy of the book, and a Complete Me-inspired t-shirt! Entry form is below the deets!
Best-selling romance author Claire Ergleston confines her passions to the pages of her books. When she receives a 1Night Stand date ‘to give her something to talk about in interviews,’ can she let herself be swept away?
A rock star who needs to let go….
The past has a chokehold on former rock star Ty Krause. Instead of killer tunes, he kills time writing passable songs for a British boy band and his nights wishing he had the balls to say goodbye. In a last ditch effort, he signs up for 1Night Stand, thinking that a night of no-strings-attached sex will help him break the leash of his past.
From the moment Claire and Ty meet, sparks fly—but can they overcome their pasts or will their potential love story end on a sour note?
Available 3/21 at the following e-retailers:
About the Author:
Catherine Peace has been telling stories for as long as she could remember. Maybe even from the womb; no one knows for sure. Now, she writes delightful romances with enough spice to make Emeril happy when not masquerading as a normal person at the day job.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Cover Reveal: Complete Me by @lexcade @DecadentPub #1NS
Out of the dating game for five years, best-selling romance author Claire Ergleston is convinced that writing out the romances she’s always wanted is a lot safer than trying in real life. Then she receives the news that she’s been signed up for a 1Night Stand date “to give her something to talk about in interviews.” Nothing worse than a romance author with no romance to pick apart.
Former rock star Ty Krause has let his past rule him for almost a decade. Unable to let the former love of his life go for good, he spends his days writing passable songs for a British boy band and his nights wishing he had the balls to say goodbye. In a last ditch effort, he signs up for 1Night Stand, thinking that a night of no-strings-attached sex will help him cut the other strings holding him back.
When the two meet, their instant attraction and connection muddy the waters a little too much. Will past hurts hold them back from each other, or will they be able to move forward and live out their dreams together
Complete Me by Catherine Peace
Coming March 2014 from Decadent Publishing
Blog: The Pen Punks
Friday, July 19, 2013
Friday Friends - This Time Next Year by @lexcade @DecadentPub #1NS #BlogHop
I'm so excited to be included in Catherine Peace's blog hop for THIS TIME NEXT YEAR. For this post, I've asked to tell us five things we may not to know about This Time Next Year. After you check out her cool tidbits, don't forget to enter the giveaway at the end of the post.
5 Things You May Not Know about This Time Next Year
by Catherine Peace

Vampire Kiernan Shaw has never forgotten the night twenty years ago when he’d been forced to stand by while another vampire killed a six-year-old girl’s parents in front of her. He’s spent the better part of the last two decades watching over her, protecting her and hoping for an opportunity to make amends one day.
Ever since surviving the vampire attack that killed her parents, Moira Curran has dealt with the resulting nightmares and abandonment issues the only way she could—by throwing herself into her biochemistry career, preferring a life of a hermit in her lab to facing the reality of her lonely life.
Madame Eve brings them back together for one fateful night. An immediate bond of sizzling chemistry and respect forms, but can it heal her fears and his guilt?
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All Romance
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5 Things You May Not Know about This Time Next Year
by Catherine Peace
- Tandy’s nickname for Moira (sugarplum) comes from Moira’s obsession with The Nutcracker, which she saw when she was a kid.
- Speaking of Tandy, it’s possible that she’s some sort of supernatural critter, too, and I might even write her a story.
- Kiernan is loosely based on Louis de Pon du Lac from Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles. Even though I adore Lestat (and he will always own a piece of my heart), I have a soft spot for Louis….
- Moira’s work in studying addiction is a direct result of being raised by drug dealers.
- Willem is actually my favorite character (I know, I know). I love feral vamps, the creepy ones like in 30 Days of Night and also Russell Edgington from True Blood. Really, good ol’ Russell was the inspiration for my baddy vamp. Mythology and folklore helped me make him more real.

Vampire Kiernan Shaw has never forgotten the night twenty years ago when he’d been forced to stand by while another vampire killed a six-year-old girl’s parents in front of her. He’s spent the better part of the last two decades watching over her, protecting her and hoping for an opportunity to make amends one day.
Ever since surviving the vampire attack that killed her parents, Moira Curran has dealt with the resulting nightmares and abandonment issues the only way she could—by throwing herself into her biochemistry career, preferring a life of a hermit in her lab to facing the reality of her lonely life.
Madame Eve brings them back together for one fateful night. An immediate bond of sizzling chemistry and respect forms, but can it heal her fears and his guilt?
Buy Links
Decadent Publishing
All Romance
Amazon
Catherine Peace has been telling stories for as long as she
could remember. She often blames two things for her forays into speculative
fiction—Syfy (when it was SciFi) channel Sundays with her dad and The Island of Dr. Moreau by HG Wells.
She graduated in 2008 from Northern Kentucky University with a degree in
English and is still chasing the dream of being super rich and famous, mostly
so she can sit around in her PJs all day and write stories. When not being a
slave to the people in her head, she’s a slave to two adorable dogs.
Blog: The Pen Punks
Reviewer for Indie Books R Us
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