THE GOLGOTHIAN GO-GO
Golgotha (Heb gulgolet, skull, place of the skull)
1) (Rare) a burial place 2) a place of agony or sacrifice
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“How long could you sit on a grave, alone, in the dark? The name of the game was the Golgothian Go-Go and I’d surpassed the record many hours past . . .”
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Skinshifting psychic, Pauli Peters, has just discovered that her blood is a rare and valuable commodity–and tainted by the Dark One himself. With the new Big Bads in town stirring up trouble, and the War of the Five Worlds rising, mates and magic are in high demand. Keeping her blood in her own bank until Winter Solstice will require all of her courage (and bend her morals a bit).
The Bear Clan, Appalachia’s oldest and most powerful, has just declared dominance over her Tribe and promised her as a LifeMate to one of their own. Unable to trust the newly arrived Tribal Guardian, Harry, or the uber-gorgeous John McNaught, a black-winged rock-poet from a rival Clan, Pauli’s only hope for saving herself and her family is to exponentially increase her own powers.
And that will require making a few pacts with the dark side. When she’s kidapped by the Prince of the Jaguar Clan and her Skinshifting skills disabled, she’s forced to call on her old nemisis, Rachael Elizabeth Turner. No doubt, the black sorceress whose grave she once defiled is still angry, and still eager to permanently possess her, body and soul.
The Golgothian Go-Go is a paranormal romp told by a slightly twisted heroine. Black comedy and mysticism blend with the just-right kick of romance for a wild ride through a wildly weird world.
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THE OLIGARCHY GO-GO
I’m currently working on the next book, The Oligarchy Go-Go.
“Some say rules is rules, but I don’t agree with that idea. And apparently, it didn’t agree with me. When the Enforcer arrived, I was alone . . .and unarmed.”
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Excerpts available in Spring of 2012.
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