Thursday, March 23, 2017
Book Blast + #Giveaway: Sheik's Rule by Ryshia Kennie @ryshiakennie @GoddessFish
Sheik’s Rule
by Ryshia
Kennie
GENRE: Romantic
Suspense
BLURB:
His sister's life is
at stake, and despite his wealth and power, Sheik Emir Al-Nassar feels
helpless. At least heading his family's security agency provides him with
resources to track down her kidnappers. But when the ace profiler he's sent
turns out to be K. J.—Kate—Gelinsky, Emir is furious. Finding the kidnappers'
desert hideout is dangerous enough without the distraction of a beautiful
woman.
But K.J. is unlike
any woman he's ever known. Her fearlessness and incisive mind inspires Emir's
admiration. And her compassion breaches his guarded heart. Still, rescuing his
sister is a perilous mission. And allowing desire to cloud his focus could
endanger them all.
Excerpt:
Emir nodded as he covered her
progress. But suddenly they weren’t
alone. The roar of the bike engine bore
down on them as it flew over one dune, coming closer, only sixty feet
away. He fired at it, kicking up sand
and causing the biker to swerve right and away from them. Emir fired again and this time the driver
lost control. The bike toppled, skidding
on its side as the driver landed on his feet, his rifle in the sand behind
him. They needed to get to the jeep and
they had a minute or less to do it before he was back on his bike.
Kate fired once, twice, but the
angle was wrong—a dune protected him.
“Run!” Emir commanded unnecessarily
as they both ran, keeping low and moving fast.
They launched themselves into the Jeep.
“Go!” Kate yelled. It was another unnecessary command for he had
the accelerator to the floor. The Jeep
sped forward, pelting sand behind them as they flew over the dune, swerving
back and forth to avoid any shots from the biker.
Kate turned and fired multiple
times.
“We want him alive, if possible,”
Emir shouted over the roar of the engine and knew that the odds were slight
that that was going to happen, expecially if they both wanted to come out of
this alive.
She nodded, and oddly, despite the
intensity of the situation, despite the fact that their attention was fixed on
their attacker, she turned and smiled at him.
AUTHOR BIO:
The
Canadian prairies are my home and while the prairie landscape is blessed with
beautiful blue skies, it also has four seasons that come on full throttle –
especially winter and because of that I like to travel. Often on those trips, stories are born.
In
2011 I won my city's writing award, and was the first romance writer to do so
since its inception. In 2013 my romantic
suspense was a semi-finalist in the Kindle Book Awards. Published in historic romance and paranormal
romance as well as romantic suspense, in February 2016, my first novel was
published by Harlequin Intrigue.
There’s
no lack of places to set a story as my imagination and the too long prairie
winters may find me seeking adventure.
The memories of those worlds both near and far, the words of a stranger,
the furtive look one man gives another, often become the catalyst for a
suspenseful story with a deadly villain and an intrepid hero and heroine who
must battle for their right to love or even their right to live.
When
not dreaming of other stories, I can be found scouting out a garage sale or
two, dusting off my roller blades or just thinking about the next adventure
that may be miles away or in my own backyard.
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1 comments:
Thank you so much for having me.
I’m excited to be here and for this day to finally arrive – Sheik’s Rule published and sharing it with all of you. It seems forever ago and yesterday that I was dreaming of how Emir and Kate would get past their differences, how they would possibly stop the kidnappers on time, how… They’re a fiery couple but made for each other just like the Moroccan setting was made for their romance. Have you ever fallen in love with a setting, a place? I think I do with each book I write. But Morocco was different, I visited it on my honeymoon so it brought back great memories to “travel” back to today’s Morocco.
I’ll pop in and out through the day. I’m looking forward to any questions or comments – in fact I have the first cup of coffee ready to go!
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