Title: Charmed Again
Genre: Paranormal Romance/Fantasy
Cover Designer: Marcy Rachel Designs
Blurb/Synopsis:
Once a Manang: a half-man, half-angel, now a full angel, Creed has darkness in him that threatens to take him over. If it succeeds, he will be forever lost.
One woman has the power to take away the darkness, but she is held captive by an evil Creed alone can save her from. He only has to save himself first.
Excerpt:
"I’m thinking you didn’t have much to laugh about during your life. I’m thinking there was more disappointment and pain than happiness. I’m thinking you were so good you couldn’t deal with letting people down, with having your hopes deteriorate, so you shut yourself off. I’m thinking—"
"I’m thinking you talk too much," I told her, putting a finger to her lips to shush her.
Remy’s eyes sparkled and she kissed my finger. I felt that kiss all the way to my feet. It was such an insignificant act to her, but so meaningful to me. My heart thawed a little more. Yes, if someone could have gotten me to laugh, to feel, to love, it would have been Remy.
"You wanted a perfect world and instead found this," she said softly. "It was too much to deal with so you stopped caring. That doesn’t make you bad or evil or weak. That makes you human, Creed."
About the author:
I've been writing since I was a wee lass. I was reading before that; possibly while still in the womb. Don't think about that too much. I started out with short horror stories and poetry. I was terrible at it. The poems not so much, but the stories were awful. I decided to finish a book (and I DO mean finish--I'd started plenty throughout the years) when I was in my mid-twenties (so not that long ago because I'm young and will forever stay that way). Again, not my best work.
But that's the thing about writing; it improves with time. (It's also a good thing to know your work can't possibly be any worse than it was when you first started.) What I love most about writing is having people tell me how much they enjoy my work, how my writing touches them, makes them feel intensely. Bringing a reader to laughter or tears is a wonderful feeling for a writer, and no, I'm not sadistic. *insert evil laugh HERE* It means I got them to feel, to respond to something I created.
Also, I just like to make stuff up and put it down on paper. I have an endless supply of stories in my head; lots of stuff to share with the world. Happy Reading!
Where to find Lindy online: www.lindyzartauthor.blogspot.com, www.twitter.com/lindyzart, www.goodreads.com/lindyzart, www.facebook.com/lindyzart
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