Vor
by
Gabriella Clark
Genre:
Paranormal Romance
Betrayed
by one of their own. The kitsune are being hunted by a
group of humans who want the healing properties of their blood
for themselves. Facing extinction, Alpha Daiji, The only nine
tailed fox on this plane has gathered the last of his skulk together.
They head towards the promise of a sanctuary. Fighting for his
people's very survival, he never expected to find his mate,
his Tsuma.
It was hard being
The Vor. Leaving her clan had been the best decision for everyone. It
was better to do it on her own terms rather then be forced out when
fear got the best of them. It was all worth it though, when
the most delicious looking fox she had ever seen crossed her
path. Better yet he was her mate! Sure he was a bit pervy and might
have a shedding problem but he was all hers.
Together they
would show those hunters why it was a bad idea to tangle with the
nine tails and the embodiment of spring.
Hey
guys thanks for checking out my books! I'm a 31 year old
caseworker from sunny Miami Fl. Adding his 2 cents to the stories is
my 4 year old cat named Charles Whisperclaws. I love
romance novels and have been reading since I was about 13. I
started writing because
one day I thought why are all the heroines always wondering why the
hero chose them? Why wouldn't
they?
So I decided to fix that. Hope you guys enjoy the story!
GUEST POST
What
is something unique/quirky about you?
You
can find me in an aisle at the grocery store doing the tootsie roll
to the song that's playing.
What
are some of your pet peeves?
Spitting
it's just so...ew
What
kind of world ruler would you be?
A
total dictator, everyone must like pickles or face the consequences!
Describe
yourself in 5 words or less!
sarcastic,bashful,
bold, honest, blunt
Do
you have a favorite movie?
A
few actually. Resident Evil ,Speed and The Fifth element
As
a writer, what would you choose as your mascot/avatar/spirit animal?
A
knucker!
What’s
the most difficult thing about writing characters from the opposite
sex?
Its
hard to keep a good perspective on male characters. Often I find
myself writing them as I would wish they would act or think. But as
us females know, men RARELY do what we think they should. Also men
think on an entirely different level then women do, so it's hard to
guess what their thought process and actions would be.
What
inspired you to write this book?
Well
that's really my friends fault. She had sent me her current project
since we like to get each other's opinion. I got so into it I was
like hey! you should do a serial with the other seasons! and I told
her my idea and she said that sounds great!...you write it though.
Annnd here we are.
What
is your favorite part of this book and why?
She
winked at me saucily before turning back to the leader, her face
hardening. Her eyes began to glow amethyst as gerbera daises grew
throughout her hair. Yellow tribal marks began to appear on her body.
Swirling across her collar bones and down her arms. Her body began to
lift from the ground as she held her arms out at her sides. I looked
down and saw that a bed of roots was raising from the ground holding
her up in the air. My eyes traced back up her body to behold her in
all her glory. Sharp three-inch-long thorns curved from her finger as
poison began to drip from the tips. A slight breeze blew by carrying
the scents of springtime with it.
that
passage and what follows is my favorite part of the story. Its at
that moment that Daiji realizes EXACTLY who his mate is and is
totally in awe of it.
Tell
us about your main characters- what makes them tick?
Well
Alpha Daiji is the only nine tailed fox on this plane. He's very
driven by the need to make his people safe and to eliminate the
threat to them. He's a bit serious but his fox gives him a playful
edge Navin is playful and enthusiastic. she finds humor in odd things
and is a little quirky. She's also determined to her her mate in any
way she can.
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