In a world where everyone was against them, they needed a Miracle. What no one had expected was to find their salvation in an abandoned town that was ready to collapse. Yet, that is exactly what happened when they moved to the town of Miracle, Oregon.
Kellach Alder hadn’t been given a chance in life to be the man he knew he could be. It never occurred to him that if he wanted others to see him differently, he would have to stand up and be the person he wanted to be.
Trygg Snow was sent to kill Kellach and his friends. Already conflicted about his mission, Trygg knew he wouldn’t be able to complete his assignment when he came face to face with his mate. If only Kellach, a mountain lion shifter, would look past the fact that Trygg was a wolf shifter.
Against all odds, and an army headed their way to destroy them all, Trygg and Kellach must find a way past their differences if they are to survive. The only way to achieve that is by Overcoming Stereotypes.
Pro snowboarder, Reef Reed, is on the precipice. His chance of winning the world championship is within reach. But he’s navigating a treacherous path, facing crippling stress, insurmountable distances between he and his boyfriend, jealousy and an illness that threatens everything he’s worked for.
The road through the world championship season is a rocky one, full of incredible highs and soul-crushing lows which test he and Ford’s relationship in ways Reef couldn’t have fathomed.
Ford Wallace will do anything within his power to help his man soar high and achieve his dreams. But the season has been hard on both of them; watching all Reef’s hard work unravel from afar is unbearable for the healer at heart. So he fights—they both do—for their happiness and their love, and they emerge on the other side stronger than ever before.
“A beautifully written love story with enough steamy scenes to melt all the snow in Canada.”
(Lianne Heaps ~ The British Book Addict)
This series just gets better and better. Ann really knocked this out of the park. It goes from making you ugly cry, to needing a change of panties, to laughing. What more could you ask for in a book?
(TINA~BOOKALICIOUSBABES)
Author Bio
By day Ann Grech lives in the corporate world and can be found sitting behind a desk typing away at reports and papers or lecturing to a room full of students. With her quirky glasses and shiny leather briefcase, she has the librarian look nailed. All laced up tight in her pencil skirts and killer heels, her students can only fantasise about what she gets up to in her spare time. If only they could see those tattoos! Oh, and those notepads of story ideas tucked away in odd places that would be sure to have them fanning themselves!
By night she’s a wife and mum and a purveyor of saucy stories that are filled with lust, raunchy scenes and ultimately love. Ann’s an avid reader of anything sexy and firmly believes in the motto ‘leave mummy alone, she’s reading or writing.’ Because of that, she is pretty hopeless when it comes to getting dinner on the table on time or cleaning the house.
As I sit here waiting to interview two of the characters from the Cedar Falls series, I can’t deny being a bit nervous. As the author who created them, I should already know what they’ll say and how they’ll act. But with Jesse Grant and Flynn Anderson I have never really been sure what to expect from either of them.
They were notorious for going off script. Often reinventing scenes to fit their own quirky style. So I have no idea what’s going to happen today.
Gathering my notes, I wait for the first character, Flynn to join me. He’d already called, warning me they were running late because Jesse couldn’t find the boots that matched his outfit.
When the pair arrived, they were giggling like teenagers. “Sorry we’re late,” Flynn said, handing me a box from Sweet Buns. Opening it up, I found my absolute favorite. Zane’s famous gooey cinnamon rolls. “I hope this makes up for any delay Jesse caused.”
Jesse scowled and stomped his foot, just like always. “I couldn’t help it. I had to find my boots.” Sticking his foot out a bit, Jesse looked at me. “They were worth it, right? I mean they totally match the shirt I’m wearing.”
The pink neon Go-Go boots most assuredly matched the bright shirt. The effect was a little eye-watering, making it a challenge to read what was on his shirt, but I managed. “I just found out I’m awesome…you might want to get yourself tested.” I couldn’t help it, I laughed out loud.
Jesse’s bright pink lips curved upward as he fluttered his mascaraed lashes. “Oh good, you have a sense of humor. I have to admit, I was worried you would be a stick in the mud.”
That surprised me. “Oh? Why would you think that? I did create you after all.”
Jesse shrugged. “Yeah, but you also created Mayor Donald Murphy and Betty Sue. Neither of them have a sense of humor. There are times I’m not even sure they have a pulse. So there was no telling what type of person you were.”
“Look,” Flynn interrupted. “As fun as this is, do you think we could get to the interviews? Jax doesn’t like it when I’m gone more than short time.”
“Oh, uhm, sure,” I say.
It had been decided they would interview separately and Flynn would go first. After making sure Jesse was comfortable, I led Flynn into another room to start the interview.
Shea: First of all, I’d like to thank you for agreeing to meet with me. I think it’s important for the readers to learn a little more about the characters they read about.
Flynn: I’m happy to do it.
Shea: Let’s get started then, shall we? Flynn nods his agreement. Your story was one of the saddest I had written, especially when it delved into your struggle with dealing with your twin, Freesia’s death. Did telling your story help to cope with that loss?
Flynn:Tears instantly sprang to Flynn’s eyes. Wow, you sure go for the hard hitting questions.
Shea:I feel a bit guilty for causing Flynn to be so emotional. If you want, we can come back to that question later.
Flynn: No. He shakes his head. If we need to talk about it, I’d rather get it out of the way. We sit there in silence for a minute while Flynn collects his thoughts. For the most part, yes, it helped. Freesia’s death had eaten away at me for so long, there were times I felt like I was drowning in it. Up until the book, I was never allowed to talk about to allow me to get out all the anger, resentment and guilt I had inside of me. By telling my story, I got to do that and the crushing weight of her death became a little lighter. Flynn gave a small smile. Well, that and Jax. He has helped me the most.
Shea: Oh? In what way?
Flynn:A blush spread out over Flynn’s face. Mostly with his love and support, but he also introduced me to BDSM. Now, whenever I get overwhelmed, we head to the playroom in the basement and he helps me to get the poison that lives within me out. With him, I’m safe to yell, scream, kick, swear…one shoulder lifted up in a half shrug. Whatever I need, he provides. After, when I’ve finally released the tormented feelings inside of me, he holds me, takes care of me…that small smile grows…but most importantly, he loves me.
Shea: That’s sweet. I’m really glad you found someone who takes such good care of you. Flynn beamed. When your story ended, your mother was placed in a mental facility. How is she doing?
Flynn:That smile he’d worn a few moments ago disappeared. Better. She is out of the facility and has managed to find a job and pay the bills. She still refuses to speak to me. I’m not sure we’ll ever have a good relationship, but at least she’s now able to leave the house and get on with her life.
Shea: I’m glad she is somewhat better. At the same time, I’m sorry to hear that she won’t talk to you. I hope one day, she’ll be able to understand Freesia’s death wasn’t your fault.
Flynn didn’t respond so I went on to the next question.
Shea: Let’s get off the sadder topics. I understand there is some good news you and Jesse have to tell me today.
Flynn:That smile was back and bigger than ever. There is. Jax and I are getting married.
Shea: Congratulations. When is the big day?
Flynn: In just a few days.
Shea: Did Jax propose or did you?
Flynn:He gave me a huge, “cat that ate the canary,” grin. You’ll have to read the book to find out.
Shea:I laughed. Good point. I want to thank you for taking the time to talk with me. Congratulations on your wedding, I wish you and Jax all the best.
Flynn: Thank you. It was my pleasure to talk with you, Shea.
While I waited for Flynn to send Jesse in, I wondered if I would be getting an invitation to the nuptials. Maybe I should have asked.
Shea:Smiling, I stood up to give Jesse a hug when he entered the room. Thank you so much for agreeing to talk with me. I get a lot of questions about you and the fans will be excited to hear what you have to say.
Jesse: I’m happy to do it, especially since I’ve always wanted to meet you.
Shea: Oh? I’m flattered that you have. May I ask why?
Jesse: Anyone that put up with my quirky ways without batting an eye, is someone worth meeting. Jesse chuckled. Like that Bigfoot hunt I wanted to go on. You just wrote it and didn’t even question whether or not it was a good idea.
Shea:Chuckling. Well, when it comes to you, I find it best to just go with the flow. Arguing the sanity of your crazy ideas only leaves me with a headache.
Jesse: See? That’s why we make such a good team.
Shea: I guess we do. So tell me, how has life been for you now that you managed to get Parker to admit his feelings for you?
Jesse:A cheesy, love struck grin appeared. Great. No. More than great. Fantastic, superb, phenomenal. There aren’t enough adjectives to express how much I enjoy waking up beside him every morning. Although, I could live without his snoring.
Shea: Parker snores?
Jesse: Like he’s a chainsaw cutting down the forest.
Shea:Laughs. I imagine you don’t get much sleep.
Jesse: Sleep? What’s that? Since Chastity gave birth to Lily sleep has been harder to find than Bigfoot.
Shea: Speaking of them, how are Lily and Chastity?
Jesse: Great. There was a glow of happiness in his eyes as he talked about Lily. I never knew having a kid was so much work, but having Lily in my life is worth it. No matter how bad my day is, she always smiles when she sees and all the bad stuff just melts away. As for Chastity, she’s still trying to figure things out. She’s started college classes but I’m not sure she’s made up her mind about what she wants to do.
Shea: I’m sure she’ll figure it out eventually. Flynn just informed me that he and Jax are getting married. What about you and Parker? Are you thinking about getting hitched?
Jesse:His whole face lit up. Actually Parker and I are also getting married. There will be nine couples Tying the Knot on Saturday. It will be an event to remember, unlike the bachelor party, which we’re still fuzzy on.
Shea: Bachelor party? Did you do something special?
Jesse:Jesse’s head cocked to the side as he gave me a funny look. You wrote the book. Don’t you already know what happened?
Shea: Good point. But the reader’s don’t.
Jesse: Well than they should read the book to find out. I may not remember all the details, but it was just as big as the wedding is going to be.
Shea: What about the wedding? Can you give us any details?
Jesse:Laughs once more. All I can tell you is, you don’t want to miss it.
Shea:Realizing I wasn’t going to get any more details, I figured it was time to wrap things up. I want to thank you for coming and answering my questions. I happy that you and Parker have gotten your happily ever after.
Jesse: Your welcome, Shea. It was great meeting you. He hands me an envelope with my name on it. This is your invitation to the big day. I hope you can come. I know the other guys would love to meet you as well. Feel free to bring whoever you want with you.
Shea: To my readers. You heard the man. You’re all invited to the Cedar Falls event of the year. I’ll meet you there.
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