Betrayed by her people, does she dare trust a dragon?
Will a little mischief ruin her second chance for love?
Revenge is best served sweet with a hot, horned alien…
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Get a free bookmark in the Veterans week #giveaway #VeteransDay #PetsInSpace
You may have heard that 10% of the first month’s proceeds from the sale of Embrace the Romance: Pets in Space 2 will benefit Hero-dogs.org. If that’s all you saw, you might think, pets, dogs…animal charity gets a donation. Not … Continue reading
Release Day! Embrace the Romance: Pets in Space 2 is available now! #PetsInSpace #scifirom
Embrace the Romance: Pets in Space 2 is now available on all ebook sites! Twelve science fiction romances by twelve authors in one volume. Heroes, heroines, and their pet sidekicks will take you on a romantic adventure of lifetime… Amazon,| … Continue reading
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Get the Pets in Space sampler and a coloring book FREE! #PetsInSpace #Giveaway
Embrace the Romance: Pets in Space 2 won’t be released until October 10, but you can take a look at it now with the sampler, available for free from Instafreebie. Download your copy here. And while you wait, the time … Continue reading
Embrace the Romance available for exclusive preorder on @iBooks #PetsInSpace
Just for iBooks readers! Embrace the Romance: Pets in Space 2 is available now for an exclusive preorder on iTunes! Preorder Pets in Space 2 on iBooks Pets in Space 2 will be available for preorder on other sales sites … Continue reading
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Don’t hurt Sparky! #SaveSparky #PetsinSpace science fiction romance
Look at this little face! He wouldn’t hurt a fly… Greetings earthlings and Weekend Writing Warriors! It’s time for another short excerpt from Pets In Space, a new sci-fi romance anthology (for adults). To recap: Capt. Dante Stone has rescued … Continue reading
Alexis Glynn Latner on pets and mascots….#PetsInSpace
By Alexis Glynn Latner This signage turned up on the Rice University campus recently. It was probably in response to indiscretions on the part of owners walking their dogs on campus. The University’s pet policy reads in part: Consistent with … Continue reading
Author Carysa Locke: Why #PetsInSpace is a project close to my heart
By Carysa Locke We are a household of two cats and two dogs. Of those four pets, three are rescues. Our first rescue was Nimue, a cat we found as a kitten. She was surviving outside some rental properties … Continue reading
S.E. Smith on all in a story: The inspiration behind K-Nine, a cyborg dog, #PetsInSpace
What’s the backstory for your pet in the Pets in Space anthology? The back story for my pet is actually a new one, but is linked to a previous series. In many ways, my pet is the precursor to what … Continue reading
Release Day! Pets in Space, a #scifirom anthology, is available!
Pets in Space has been released and is available at all online booksellers! Amazon | Barnes & Noble | iBooks | Kobo | ARe | Google Play Pets in Space is science fiction romance anthology for adults. Each of the nine … Continue reading
Pauline Baird Jones on bad chemistry, nightmare tests & pseudoscience, #PetsInSpace #ScifiRom
My guest today is Pauline Baird Jones. I can SO relate to everything she says! By Pauline Baird Jones In my junior year in high school, the chemistry teacher told us that a) we had to take this national test; … Continue reading
