Spotlight with author
Christi Williams
Ok, ok. I know. It has
been forevah! I had a lot of unforeseen circumstances and basically had to
rearrange my entire life so that everything would jive together again.
Unfortunately that meant that the blog took a back seat to DH, kiddos, and the
business. But I have finally reached a point that everything is working out and
I can now get back to the way things should have been…at least in my world. Because
when there is no reading, reviewing, or blogging, I get totes unhappy. I have
already felt a bazillion times better since I cracked the cover of the first
book in several months, promptly demolished it, and followed with six more
reads. Whoot whoot! If that is not happiness, then I don’t know what is. And so
here is the plan …
When I skipped out
suddenly, I literally skipped out. On a ton of posts. Seriously. So many so
that I can fill all of April with these abandoned posts. So I went ahead and
scheduled out the whole month with said posts. I do this because I feel bad
about not making good on my commitments. It cheapens me, the blog, and lets
down the author, book, and tour company. Luckily, these tour companies have
been extremely forgiving and have not held a grudge. That said, you will see
this exact paragraph in the beginning of each of these posts for the month of
April. I will be interspersing both old and new posts so that you all aren’t
overwhelmed with what you may have already read. But I figure that promo
whether early, or late, is overall better that never. And so I carry on. I hope
that many of these posts bring new authors and books to your attention, and if
you have had the opportunity to read any of them, then I definitely would like
you to weigh in on your opinions. I could go on forever, but I think it would
be best to just get going. So without further adieu, please allow me to
introduce to the blog:
**CHRISTI
WILLIAMS**
**BIO**
My
fiction is contemporary, so the settings and the characters are completely
modern and struggle with today’s issues. But the men and women in my writing
leave a big footprint, because their personalities and their solutions to
problems hark back to the iconic days which really don’t exist anymore. My
characters truly live by the Code of the West.
Christi
Williams writes contemporary sensual romance set in Wyoming. My strong heroines
love cowboys and lawmen! I love hearing from readers, so please contact me.
You can find out more about Ms. Williams in the
following places:
**PERILOUS
PROMISES**
**Hawk Springs
Romances #2**
Erotic Contemporary Western Romance
Publisher: Whiskey Creek Press LLC
Release Date: August 1, 2013
Heat Level: Sizzling
Word Count: 77,800 words
**BLURB**
She can survive anything except the men who love
her.
Perris Dalton doesn’t need a man. She left
southwest Wyoming broken, so transformed by fighting cancer even her big hunk
of a lawman couldn’t make love to her. Now she’s back.
Her new job is to mitigate conflicts with
raptors at a power plant’s coal mine. There’s no reason for her path to cross
her ex-husband’s. But when an environmental demonstration inexplicably centers
in on her, Sheriff Noah Dalton steps in, confident he can win back the woman
who once walked out on him.
As the demonstration spirals into personal
attacks, Noah, Perris’s father the sheep rancher, and her brother the college
student hatch a secret plot to protect her.
In an epic contest of wills with a lone woman
survivor used to solving her own problems, and three Western heroes just as
determined to save her, all hell starts to break loose.
Warning:
This title is intended for readers over the age of 18 as it contains explicit
sex scenes and/or situations and adult language, and may be considered
offensive to some readers.
Buy Links
Take a Chance on
Love (Hawk Springs Romances #1) available at:
**EXCERPT**
By reading any further you are stating you are at least 18
years of age.
If you are under the age of 18, it is necessary
for you to exit this site.
“What
did Collins do?”
“He...”
Perris hesitated, a pause just a bit too long for Noah.
“Perri?”
he barked into the phone. “What did he do?”
“He
threatened me. It’s nothing. He was angry.”
He looked at me.
She
couldn’t add that. How stupid would it sound, telling Noah that Collins had
looked at her? On the other hand, she was afraid Noah would put too much stock
in her instincts. Maybe he’d believe she was right to be afraid. It might make
her feel even worse to have the county sheriff reinforce her fears.
“Perri,
I want to come over.”
Noah’s
voice was soft, deceptively soft. Everything in Perris fought against giving in
to that familiar tone. She knew he wanted to be near her. And she wanted it
too. She could feel herself weakening. He was too much temptation; some secret
part of her still considered them married and always would. They had once been
more to each other than mere vows.
But she
could say no to him now, where before
she never could. No other man had ever made her so trembly in the knees she
toppled backward into bed from a few kisses. She couldn’t let him get so near.
She had no willpower when it came to Noah Dalton. She was well aware that that
much, at least, had not changed.
So what
did you all think? This is the first time I have come across Ms. Williams.
Perhaps some of you have read her work before. Maybe you have even read the
first book in this series, or this story itself. I would love your feedback.
Tell me what you thought. Your comments are always welcomed and encouraged. I
love the idea of living by the Code of the West. I love in a small town with
several of the local community members living exactly so. Ironically, Ms.
Williams last name is also my town’s name. I think she would fit in here just
fine. *wink* What about you all? Do you swoon at western heroes, or do you
prefer the more modern hunk?
Special
thanks to the former CBLS Promotions for providing the promo materials. I hope
that you all will take the opportunity to check this book out. If you have
already, please let me know what you thought. If you enjoyed what you
experienced here today, please consider doing one of the following in both
supporting the author and your future reading experiences with her: Add the
book to you TBR list; purchase a copy of the book for yourself or a friend;
and/or write a review of the book and post it online (just a couple of
sentences is enough).
I hope
that you all enjoyed your time spent here today and hope to see you again soon.
Have a fabulous day! Until next time …
HAPPY READING!!!
Thank you for this unexpected pleasure! I hope everything is better for you now.
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