2 in 1

Since i have been neglecting my blog (shame on me), i thought i could share two news in one post.
So, we have the release of ASHES, the final book in Beyond Trilogy! You can find it here.

And, we have the upcoming blog tour organized b my friend Brenda from Twinsie Talk.

There will be a giveaway involved...and you need to stay tune for more info.


This series is my baby, the first one and it means a lot to me. I have found amazing people who have helped me and I am very grateful for each and everyone of them!

This is a very public: THANK YOU!

Cover for Ashes is here

Ashes is the last book in Beyond Trilogy.
It follows the life of Claire Collins a writer and Sebastian King a CEO.

As a surprise for those who want to know Claire and Sebastian I prepared a few days of promotion for the first two books. So, Smoke - the first book, can be found on Smashwords.com and is free if you get the code from the other post (the code words until 30 March).
Fire - the second book can be found on Amazon.com and is also free until 30 March.
Just click on the titles and they should take you straight to the pages.

And please leave a review! :)

So, without further ado, here is the cover for ASHES!!!!

 

You can add it to your Goodreads list and wait for news regarding the release! :)

GOODREADS

Cover Reveal Event ASHES - 26 March

Hey Guys, along with Brenda from Twinsie Talk  and some other amazing bloggers we organized the event for ASHES - Cover Reveal.
And since there will also be a Book Release in 30 March, i wanted to make a gift to all the readers and have a free promotion for the first two books. You cannot read ASHES without SMOKE or FIRE.

Just click on the images and they will take you to the books.
Remember the promo code is on until March 30.

Enjoy and see you at the two events!

Hugs :) Mary

ASHES - final book in Beyond Trilogy

And in the end all things will be revealed.

Claire and Sebastian's story continues in the last installment of Beyond Trilogy.

Will they fight for their love and will this love be enough to keep them together as fate throws them new challenges?

Will the end be a happy one?

Will they rise from their own ashes just like a Phoenix bird?

Remains to be seen in the last book of this amazing journey!

"As expected, we burned in flames and transformed into ashes at the end of one unfortunate day."

Release date: 30 March!

 

What about books?

 Before I decided to try and write, before I started analyzing books rather than reading them, before I saw the characters as words on a page rather than potential human beings just like me, before all that, I was just an avid reader.
I read almost everything I could get my hands on: horror stories, thrillers, philosophy, erotica - romance, poetry, everything.
Perhaps not the most pertinent opinion, but nonetheless an opinion, I think that books are meant to create emotions out of nothing.
I could have a bad day and then, just by reading something nice, whatever it was that caused the angst would be gone.
I love to loose myself into the action, the overall emotion and plot. I love to identify with the characters, that is why, sometimes, i hate whiny females or too powerful ones. I want to picture myself as being them. That is the beauty of words. You can imagine yourself as a different person: a classy, sophisticated lady, a dirty mistress, a naive college girl who just met the perfect billionaire. :)
You can be whoever you want. Just by reading a few words.
That is why some books don't appeal to me. They are well written, every dot and coma are perfect, no typos and no mistakes, but the characters are not who I feel them to be.
A good book allows you to be something other than politically correct, it is a fantasy, it is a fairytale.
It doesn't have to be perfect to be perfect for me. It doesn't have to have the perfect man, the one that does all the right things, but the one that sends shivers down my spine.
It doesn't have to have the amazing powerful woman, or the combination between sweet, innocent and witty. It just have to be the right woman at the right turning point in the plot.
Have you read one of those books lately?