Sunday, January 22, 2012

So much wonderful news!

Wow. I go off for a few days and come to home to so much great news! 

First, Malathix Soul: Broken is now available for your nook through Barnes and Noble. This is the second story in my Malathix Soul series, a futuristic erotic romance. 

Blurb: 
Thorn d'Thiem is a man on a mission. Traveling to Earth to kick his sorry brother's ass back to Malathix is an interruption he can do without. His plan: get to Earth, find his brother, return to their planet and continue working toward their species' survival.

After years of ridicule, threats and even blackmail, Yvette Butler has learned to hide her half-breed status. Her latest betrayal leaves her needing to escape her job on Earth's satellite outpost. Her plan: Find a way to get off the outpost, leave Earth behind and find a new job and a new life on another planet.

When the two meet, they see each other as only the means to an end. But when they discover they each hold missing pieces of the other, will they work together to repair what's broken in them, or will they part ways, leaving only shattered remains?  Click here to get your nook copy today! 

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On another note, I found out White Hot Christmas: Emmy's Wish, received a 4.5 Blue Ribbon review from Romance Junkies! Emmy is a dutiful Workshop Elf for Santa, and she only asks for one present, for one day. Will she be granted her wish? And if so, is her wish more than she can handle? Crissy, the reviewer, says, "...EMMY’S WISH is a fun, bubbly story that allows readers to imagine elves as individuals with sexual needs and wicked desires just like any normal person.  Ayla Ruse’s writing is fast-paced, witty and will have you smiling at Emmy and Trey’s playful sexual encounters, even as you wonder if they’ll have a future together." Click here to read her full review.

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Bonus News: Yep, there's more! My super-short story, The Italian Shifter: A Cat's Curse, is available at All Romance e-Books. ***For Free*** This you cannot pass up. Click here to read this tale. 

Whew, what a fabulous way to begin a Monday (even if it is Sunday night *g*). Hope your Monday is fantastic as well!

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Monday, January 16, 2012

Where in the World?

Time Zones - I'm where and you're at what?

Ugh. If it isn't bad enough we (and by "we," I mean most people in the US) have to deal with daylight savings time, we - as a global world-wide-web people - now also have to deal with time zones on a fairly regular basis.

Okay, I'm not late to the party. I know there have been time zones set in place for a very long time, and it is a system that really makes sense.

Until you have to deal with this on a regular basis. 

Despite my groaning, I am writing this with the utmost humor and chuckling at the mish-mash with time zones. 

My first memories of having to deal with time zones was in college, when I started talking with a friend who lived in Belgium. It was always fun for us to joke about it being early evening for me but early morning for him. No stress. One person. One different zone.

Life went on and other than an occasional occurrence, there was nothing for me to stress over time zones. Even when the internet launched and more and more global interface happened, I stayed happy and content in my own little pocket of the world. 
Fast forward to present day. Now that I am actively involved in putting myself out there for the global world, I find my head spinning sometimes about time zones. I know my own. But as for everybody else's on the web? Well, I guess I need to get some kind of global desk clock (do they make those?) 

It seems to me that nearly every site I visit has their own take on the time. I've heard US EST is pretty standard, but it's not the rule. That's fine. I don't really care what time zone any site wants to take, but it'd be nice if the site helped the viewer/participant understand exactly which time zone is standard for them. I know of sites where a time is listed, period. Is it AM or PM? Who knows. And as far as a time zone - I'm sorry, I don't have my global desk clock yet. The site's telling me I posted a note at 4 AM, but I swear my time says 9 PM. I'm seeing info from folks proclaiming it's early evening, same as me perhaps, yet their notes reflect a time that has me scratching my head. 

Is it just me? 

Pfffpht. 

Can't win. 

That's okay. If nothing else, I can be known as the odd-ball. At least I can keep up with the time in my own time zone (even though 9 out of 10 of the clocks in my home are set fifteen minutes ahead - but that's for another post).

Enjoy your day - wherever in this great big ol' world you find yourself!

Friday, January 6, 2012

Soulless on sale at Barnes & Noble

Check it out!! My books are slowly but surely branching out. Click Here to go to the Barnes & Noble website where you can now download my first Malathix Soul book, Soulless, for your nook!!

Monday, January 2, 2012

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Great day to you!


Amazing Lila Munro is having a very fast paced and exciting day at her blog, Realmantic Moments today. Beginning at 7 AM, authors from across the board are showcased with their books. (There's even an early morning hit from me with The Deciding Factor).

Stop by, say hi, and remember to keep checking it out today. All day. There'll be something new every hour.

Oh, and best of all, if you comment anytime today, you'll be entered to win a $25 Amazon gift certificate!

Here's to a terrific Monday~