Urban Fantasy / Sci-Fi Romance
Book #3 Can be Read as a Standalone.
Date Published: December 15, 2013
Thanks to a magical transplant from an inter-dimensional enforcer, Hailey Parrish can transform into a hawk. When someone begins dismembering hikers along the Appalachian Trail, the enforcers make use of her feathery talents to pursue the killer. Unfortunately, like most things in Hailey’s life, there is nothing ordinary about the assignment. Their target turns out to be maddeningly elusive, they rescue a stray dog that makes a sewage treatment plant seem pleasantly fragrant, and stopping the murders turns out to be the least of their worries.
Special Attraction, the third book in the Coursodon Dimension series, combines paranormal romance, urban fantasy, a bit of science fiction and a healthy dose of quirky humor.
This book has a current Amazon Rating of 4.7*'s.
Get your copy for $2.99!
eBook
Paperback
REVIEWS FROM THIS TOUR
May 6 - In Between the Lines - Review
May 7 - A Life Through Books - Review
May 8 - Forever Obsession - Review
May 9 - Texas Book Nook - Review
May 11 - Pure Jonel - Review/Guest Post
May 12 - My Reading Addiction - Review
May 13 - Our Wolves Den - Review
May 14 - Rhythem Poets - Review
May 15 - Paranormal Romance and Authors That Rock - Review
May 16 - Coffee Break - Review/Guest Post
M.L. Ryan is a professional woman - which is not to say that she gave up her amateur status, but rather that she is over-educated with a job that reflects her one-time reluctance to leave school and get "real" work – and she spends a lot of time in that profession reading highly technical material.
She has many stories rolling around in her head, and she finally decided to write some of them. She prefers literature that isn’t saddled with excruciating symbolism, ponderous dialogue or worldly implications. She also doesn’t like plots so reliant on love at first sight that it makes her feel like her head might implode.
She lives in Tucson, Arizona with her husband and teenage son, four cats, two dogs and an adopted desert tortoise.
Urban Fantasy / Sci-Fi Romance
Book #3 Can be Read as a Standalone.
Date Published: December 15, 2013
Thanks to a magical transplant from an inter-dimensional enforcer, Hailey Parrish can transform into a hawk. When someone begins dismembering hikers along the Appalachian Trail, the enforcers make use of her feathery talents to pursue the killer. Unfortunately, like most things in Hailey’s life, there is nothing ordinary about the assignment. Their target turns out to be maddeningly elusive, they rescue a stray dog that makes a sewage treatment plant seem pleasantly fragrant, and stopping the murders turns out to be the least of their worries.
Special Attraction, the third book in the Coursodon Dimension series, combines paranormal romance, urban fantasy, a bit of science fiction and a healthy dose of quirky humor.
This book has a current Amazon Rating of 4.7*'s.
Get your copy for $2.99!
eBook
Paperback
REVIEWS FROM THIS TOUR
May 6 - In Between the Lines - Review
May 7 - A Life Through Books - Review
May 8 - Forever Obsession - Review
May 9 - Texas Book Nook - Review
May 11 - Pure Jonel - Review/Guest Post
May 12 - My Reading Addiction - Review
May 13 - Our Wolves Den - Review
May 14 - Rhythem Poets - Review
May 15 - Paranormal Romance and Authors That Rock - Review
May 16 - Coffee Break - Review/Guest Post
M.L. Ryan is a professional woman - which is not to say that she gave up her amateur status, but rather that she is over-educated with a job that reflects her one-time reluctance to leave school and get "real" work – and she spends a lot of time in that profession reading highly technical material.
She has many stories rolling around in her head, and she finally decided to write some of them. She prefers literature that isn’t saddled with excruciating symbolism, ponderous dialogue or worldly implications. She also doesn’t like plots so reliant on love at first sight that it makes her feel like her head might implode.
She lives in Tucson, Arizona with her husband and teenage son, four cats, two dogs and an adopted desert tortoise.
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