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Current MAILING LIST Want to join Liz's email list? Send an email to subscribe. ARCHIVES January 2006 |
I can’t believe that January is almost over and February is just around the corner. Unfortunately Mother Nature can’t seem to make up her mind here in Ohio. One day it’s snowing and two days later its fifty degrees. My sinuses are going crazy. I just wish it would get cold and stay cold or move into Spring. Speaking of Spring, I am looking forward to the Romantic Times Convention in May. I just bought my airline tickets and I only have to change planes twice. Of course when I arrive in Atlanta I will meet up with Lena and Maggie. That plane is going to be rocking down to Daytona. I hope to see some of you there. ~Liz I recently had my website redesigned. Even though I loved the old one I was looking for something a bit different. I must say that I love the new setup, colors and design. Check it out at www.lizandrews.net. We have officially submitted The Myth of Moonlight. This is the werewolf book Lena and I have been working on and we really are happy with this final result. Keep your fingers crossed that this book in contracted because we have seven stories in the series. Check out the sneak preview excerpt at the end. I can’t imagine why, but if you haven’t read the first two books in the Redemption series, it’s time to see where it all began.
If I can’t work out my problems with writing by myself Lena and I have a new book planned that you will just love. I’m not telling any more right now, because I am still thinking happy thoughts that I can get Kara’s story out of my head and onto the screen in a way that makes sense.
Okay, this book isn’t out yet, but it’s coming soon and I got the privilege of reading it. You have got to buy this book because it will knock your socks off.
We recently received a Blue Ribbon Rating of 4.5 from Romance Junkies for Lily’s Surrender. Below is a small portion of the review and you can read the entire review here.
We also got Five Angels from Fallen Angels Reviews. Check out the comments below and you can read the entire review here.
Wow, I had a lot of entries in my January contest and the winner is Shirley. Congratulations! For February, send me an email and tell me what you think of my new website redesign. All emails will be put in a hat and I will pull a name on February 24th.
© Copyright 2006 Liz Andrews and Lena Matthews. All Rights Reserved. “Umm, aren’t we going for a run?” Although that had been the furthest thing from her mind initially, Kimberly decided since she had just made a big fool of herself, it was better to be in wolf form, where her blushing wouldn’t be so apparent. Nico grinned and Kimberly knew he had caught on to her ploy. Dipping her head, she allowed her hair to fall forward, hiding her flushed cheeks. Concentrating for a moment, Kimberly gave herself up to the beast, allowing the animal to break free. Suddenly she was sitting on the ground, staring up at Nico standing before her. She stood up and gently rubbed against Nico’s legs, enjoying the tactile feeling of his skin on her fur. Nico ruffled her fur teasingly before he suddenly was sitting before her. This was the first time Kimberly had seen Nico in his wolf form outside of her dream. She sat back on her haunches, staring at him as hungrily as she had a few minutes ago. Kimberly couldn’t believe that the heat was just as intense in her beast form as when she was human. She somehow thought that the feelings would dissipate somewhat. Unfortunately she had been wrong. Nico bumped his large snout against her shoulder, jarring her from her musings and urging her to stand. Loping ahead of her a short distance Nico barked once, encouraging her to follow him. Kimberly took off down the hill, following Nico along the tree line. The wind zipped through her fur as she sailed after him. For the first time, in a long time, Kimberly actually ran joyfully. Not to exercise her beast, not to relieve tension, but for the pure fun of it all. A sweet scent assaulted her senses, stopping her in tracks. Veering off the path Nico had made for her, she turned sharply to the left and into the deep forest. Nico’s growl of annoyance spurred her on, and soon the chaser was the chasee. Fuelled on by his warning snarl, Kimberly sped up, dodging branches and debris in her way. She could smell water up ahead. The crisp smell of the spring urged her on. Gotcha! With a warning growl, Nico released her and pranced back. His gaze urged her on. Struggling to her feet, Kimberly hung her head down as if in defeat, and when Nico stepped towards her, she turned the tables, pouncing on him, knocking him to the ground. His yelp of surprise was reward enough. Jumping off, she took off through the bush, laughing as she reached the water’s edge ahead of him. Off into the water she went. Cavorting through the cool stream as if she were a hapless pup. Kimberly rolled onto her side, wetting her entire body, before jumping back onto the bank. With a quick twist of her body, she shook the water from her fur with ease, still high from her pounce. Looking around for Nico, Kimberly was surprised to see him stepping out of the forest in human form, his long legs eating up the distance between them. The heat immediately hit her, deep in her belly and she knew that she wanted him. With a quick decision Kimberly focused her wolfish mind on her human form and transformed herself just as Nico reached her.
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