Havan's Heavenly Haven: Becoming a wolf and so much more with @RoryNi @PridePromo @dreamspinners

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Becoming a wolf and so much more with @RoryNi @PridePromo @dreamspinners

Let the touring begin…

Wolf, Becoming

Rory Ni Coileain

Release date: February 24, 2016

Wacky author interview blitz!

(Treat it like a speed question quiz, it hurts less that way – 5 words or less answers only.)

Rory: (sorry, a few of these really really needed more than 5 words!)

Havan: (OMG I snorted so hard with a couple of these…and I agree about that song!)

What alcoholic drink best describes you?

Tennessee Honey. Sweet and kick-ass.

You wake up in the middle of the night and Loki is sitting in your room staring at you…what are the first five words out of your mouth?

What’s your sleep number, honey?

Who would win if sardines and anchovies got in a physical altercation?

Whoever was better oiled.

Your best friendship advice?

Never insist on being right.

When someone tells you it’s time to throw-down, what’s your first reaction?

Grab a mattress.

The offspring of which two comedians would make you burst at the seams laughing? (any funny people, doesn’t have to be a man and woman pairing)

Robin Williams and Mel Brooks.

Top your pizza.

Sorry, I’m a power bottom.

Name a song you can’t have sex to. (we’re talking real mood killer)

/rant/ Whatever that Christmas abomination is about the kid in line at the store to buy shoes for Mommy to go see Jesus in. /endrant/

Your (child/niece/nephew/kiddo you care about) makes you shoes out of Legos…how long can you wear them without screaming for mercy?

If it means I don’t have to hear that song? Forever and ever.

You’re given the opportunity to have one do-over in your life…what do you choose? (besides agreeing to answer wacky interview questions, because you know we’re having fun here *winks*)

Accept a movie director’s invitation to go to Germany to be an extra in a Liam Neeson movie in 1991.

Blurb:

Volyk learns very young that he has to hide what he is—oboroten’, shape-shifter—after his father is killed and skinned by a hunter, and the pack that takes in his pregnant mother is hostile to his kind. When Volyk is ordered to fight the pack’s beta to prove his fitness, but instead obeys his hormones and tries to mount him, he’s declared an abomination and forced to flee.

Ilya, too, hides a secret. Being young and gay in modern Russia is dangerous, and he knows it. But the truth eventually gets out, and his brothers lure him into the forest to kill him. They’re stopped by Volyk, who hides the mortally wounded Ilya in his den. The only way to heal the human is to turn him into an oboroten’.

Unfortunately, Ilya’s gentle nature is ill suited to the life of a wolf. But when Volyk’s old pack returns, seeking to take away Volyk’s magickal den, Ilya will have to embrace – truly become – the wolf Volyk made him, to save both his mate’s life and his own.

Categories: Erotica, Fantasy, Fiction, M/M Romance, Paranormal, Romance, Wolf Shifter

28,871 words

Publisher: Dreamspinner Press

Cover Artist: Maria Fanning

Excerpt:

And the angel said unto them, be not afraid…

Ilya was not afraid. Enraptured, yes. Entranced. But not afraid. He had been ready for death when he closed his eyes in the wolf’s embrace. Instead, he was whole, and awake, and in the arms of a man more handsome than any angel. Volyk’s long thick hair was the brown and gray of the wolf’s pelt, his cheekbones angular, his lips full. And his eyes were the same beautiful fiery amber as the wolf’s.

Maybe he had only dreamed the wolf. Or maybe he was still dreaming. Surely he had done nothing in his life to earn the gift this moment would be if it were real.

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It’s all about the author…

Rory Ni Coileain majored in creative writing, back when Respectable Colleges didn’t offer such a major. She had to design it herself, at a university which boasted one professor willing to teach creative writing: a British surrealist who went nuts over students writing dancing bananas in the snow, but did not take well to high fantasy. Graduating Phi Beta Kappa at the age of nineteen, she sent off her first short story to an anthology that was being assembled by an author she idolized, and received one of those rejection letters that puts therapists’ kids through college. For the next thirty years or so she found other things to do, such as going to law school, ballet dancing (at more or less the same time), volunteering as a lawyer with Gay Men’s Health Crisis, and nightclub singing, until her stories started whispering to her. Currently, she’s a lawyer and a legal editor; the proud mother of a budding filmmaker; and is busily wedding her love of myth and legend to her passion for m/m romance. She is a three-time Rainbow Award finalist.

…and stalking them :)