An amazing story! Definitely a keeper.
A must read. A good page turner.
A enjoyable read. An average book.
A book that has flaws and is hard to finish.
Terrible and couldn't finish it.
I'd like to welcome Jessica Gibson to Romance Book Junkies. She's her today to do a interview and she's hosting a huge giveaway.
Hi, I’m Jessica Gibson, Author of Mark of the Witch, it’s nice
to meet you all. Oh, and a big giant thank you to Danielle for hosting me on
her amazing blog today :) I brought Jilly Proctor, my main character from Mark
of the Witch with me today. Let’s see if she’ll answer some questions for us :)
JG: Hey Jilly, or
maybe I should call you Jillian
JP: *smiles* No,
Jilly’s fine, you of all people should know I prefer my nickname.
JG: I know, I know,
I was just trying to be polite. So, tell us a little about yourself.
JP: What kind of
stuff do you want to know? *blushes* I’m not one to talk about myself.
JG: *laughs*Help me
out here, I’m trying to sell our book.
JP: Fine, fine, I’ll
help you. Um, I’m 29, and I own my own
hair salon, oh yeah, and I’m a witch. I have a twin sister named
Caroline, but we don’t really talk much. *whispers* Is that ok?
JG: That’s a good
start, what about your love life, any boyfriend’s?
JP: *laughs* I
really have no love life to speak of, men kind of irritate me, I don’t have
time for their games. My best friend Emily is always trying to set me up with
friends of her husband, but it never works out.
JG: That must get
kind of annoying not to mention lonely after a while.
JP: *shrugs* I don’t
know, sometimes it does, but I guess its nice to have someone who loves me
enough to set me up on horrible blind dates. I apologize if any of my blind
dates are reading this, you all were perfectly nice guys, just not for me. As
for being lonely, I think I fill my life too full of other things to really be
lonely. Do I wish I had someone special to share my life? Of course, but we
don't always get what we want.
JG: *laughs* How
very diplomatic of you.
JP: Right? I always
try and be nice when I can.
JG: What was it like
having growing up with a twin?
JP: *smiles* As kids
it was wonderful, we were best friends. We were so different, I was always into
everything, I think she balanced me out. We kind of grew apart when we were
teenagers. You know how teenagers can be right? All weird and gawky.
JG: *nods* I do
know, I was once a weird teenager myself. Ok, lets get back to men. What is
your ideal guy like?
JP: Hm, he needs to
be tall, I love a tall man. I’m partial to dark hair, but it’s not a
requirement. He needs to make me laugh, I don’t care how hot you are, if you
can’t make me laugh there’s no hope for us. Oh, and he has to love my friends
too, they’re my family, so it’s important for everyone to get along.
JG: That’s quite a
list
JP: It’s not too bad
right?
JG: No, it’s pretty
reasonable. I like those same qualities in a man, maybe that’s how I ended up
with my husband *laughs*
JP: *laughs* Makes
sense to me. Do you think you can invent someone for me that will fit that
criteria?
JG: *winks* I guess
you’ll have to wait and see.
Thanks again Danielle, this was really fun. Be sure to enter
the Rafflecopter for your chance to win a Kindle!!!!
Contact links:
Email: Gibson.jessicaj@gmail.com
Mark of the Witch
Boston
Witches Book 1
Jessica Gibson
Jessica Gibson
Genre: Paranormal Romance
ISBN: 10: 1475119836
ASIN: B0087GFJ9Q
Number of pages: 192
Word Count: 51,520
Cover Artist: Russ Turner Photography
Book Description:
Magic flows through Jillian Proctor's veins as surely as
blood, but so far her life outside Boston
has been peaceful. William Morgan blows into Jilly's life like a hurricane,
unleashing her magic and sending her out of control.
Unknowingly, William brings an enemy who only wants to
posses the power of the witch. Jilly must learn to harness her magic before she
loses it - and everything in her life is destroyed.
William watched her fingers move smoothly through her hair,
with an odd expression on his face. Looking up, she found him staring at her,
and smiled shyly. She had been so absorbed in telling him the dream that she
had forgotten he wasn’t wearing a shirt; now that was all she could think
about. She could almost feel the heat coming off of him, and she shifted a
little on the bed. The look in his eyes was unmistakable now, and she got up
quickly. She had stayed in his room far too long and he was wearing too little
clothing for her comfort.
He got up as well and pulled her into his arms, kissing her
so fiercely it took her breath away. Her head got a little foggy, and she was
enjoying the feeling of his bare skin under her hands and the tiny jolts of
electricity running all over her body. The voice in the back of her head
telling her to get out was quickly being drowned out by the much louder voice
shouting at her to stay.
As though he could hear her mental argument with herself, he
pulled away and stepped back a few steps. “You should probably go,” he said in
a husky voice. “If you don’t we’ll end up doing something we’ll both regret in
the morning, and I don’t want us to end this before it’s even started.” He
stepped closer, brushed his thumb across her swollen lips, and kissed her on
the cheek. “I’ll see you in the morning, Jilly. Sleep well.”
She hadn’t spoken
at all; she just nodded her head to whatever he had been saying. She stumbled
back to her room and collapsed back into bed, her body melting into the
mattress as though all of her bones had gone missing. She slept like the dead
until morning.
Chasing the Witch
Boston
Witches Book 2
Jessica Gibson
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Coming Soon
Book Description
After the events of Mark of the Witch, Jilly at last begins
to breathe easier though her powers are still growing. But can she harness them
in time to confront a new chain of events that threatens to change everything?
Caroline has finally accepted her life as a witch, but when
a stranger comes into her life she's forced to question her family loyalty.
The sisters are thrown together to protect a young girl from
the enemy determined to hunt her down. Can they save her -- and themselves?
Jessica lives in California
with her husband and young son. She loves to read, and that love helped her to
branch out into writing. Aside from writing, she runs an online event planning
business called the Release Day Diva. In addition to novels, Jessica writes and
maintains the blog Book on the Bright Side. Keep up with Jessica and her latest
releases and events on her blog.
Website: www.releasedaydiva.weebly.com
Book Blog : www.bookonthebrightside.blogspot.com
Twitter: jessicajgibson
17 comments:
Loved the except and what a great giveaway.
Thanks Mary!!
Sounds like I need to read this series.
Great excerpt!
Thanks so much!
sounds interesting :)
Can't wait to read.
tsommervoldathotmail.com
I loved the interview! And between the interview and the excerpt, this sounds like a great series! Can't wait to read it! Thank you for the great giveaway and Happy Holidays Everyone!
allysonbrann06@yahoo.com
Awesome interview! Congrats Jessi on your release! Very excited for you! :) Best wishes and many blessings! :)
This book sounds good. Can't wait to read it.
Loved the except and what a great giveaway.
Sounds great! I love to read about witches. Thanks for the chance.
sounds great!!! I just got the first book!!! thanks for the giveaway!!!
What I love about bloggers is that most of them are very generous people. What a great way to start my week but to win a Kindle or GC. You people are awesome! Thank you.
Lynn
lareynolds0316@gmail.com
Thanks so much for the giveaway and the excerpt is really good!
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Fantastic excert.Thank you for sharing with us .Havea great weekend
Great character interview and excerpt! Thanks for sharing :)
I do so love her! Thanks for sharing!
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