Fall is a hectic time. Can you believe Black Friday
sales have already begun? Every year the sales start earlier. Not that I mind a
bargain, but really?
One of the things for which I'm thankful is that I can write what I wish and many of you wonderful readers help by buying my books. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
What are you doing for Thanksgiving? This year, we’re
having Thanksgiving at my daughter’s house, so I’m off the hook as hostess. I’ll
still bring some of the food, but I won’t have to prepare turkey or get the
house ready for the invasion. Yes, invasion is the right word because we’re a
large clan.
My daughter acting as Thanksgiving dinner hostess leaves
me more time to write. And I’ve been writing up a storm. No, don’t blame me for
the cold front—not that kind of storm. I’ve released my latest Falcon
Securities novel, OUT OF THE DEPTHS.
I love writing romantic suspense, action-packed novels, but they leave me
exhausted. By the time I finish a Falcon novel, I am limp as a wrung out dishrag
and feel as if my brain has exploded.
But I have no plan to stop writing, and am already
at work on the next Falcon novel, OUT OF THE BAYOU. In the meantime, here’s the 411 on the latest Falcon novel, OUT OF
THE DEPTHS:
Falcon Securities Agent Jake Taylor has been sent to
protect a young woman who’s out to avenge the murder of her DEA brother . . . Trouble
heightens when an Afghan extremist is involved, along with politicians and
government employees trusted to protect the country.
Tessa Adams is out to kill Antonio Ramirez, the
Mascota Cartel drug king who murdered her brother. While working undercover on
her own, she not only steals the drug lord’s money, but uncovers valuable
information that can either put the killer away for life . . . or send her to a
watery grave. The only person she can trust is the Falcon agent who promises to
protect her.
Can Jake and Tessa find the homegrown terrorist who
threatens American shores in time to save the lives of millions? Can Jake bury
the past and find happiness? Will love break the hold revenge has on Tessa’s
heart? In the midst of destruction, corruption, and lies, can these two people
who deserve love find it, or will they lose everything?
Excerpt of OUT
OF THE DEPTHS:
Jake swam as fast as possible. His eyes
stung and his lungs hurt, still he couldn’t find her in the opaque water. He
dove further knowing if he ventured much deeper he wouldn’t be able to surface
for air.
Scissoring his legs, he clawed through
the water descending deeper and deeper. Then he caught a glimmer of long auburn
hair swaying beneath him. He thrust harder.
Jake instantly regretted there was no
way to apply brakes underwater. Below him, sharks circled Tessa while she
bobbed helplessly.
Ramirez must have really hated her.
Obviously her cover as their accountant had been blown, and they’d only taken
him because he was in her company. They didn’t know he was from Falcon. At
least, they hadn’t mentioned anything.
A Tiger Shark headed in Jake’s direction.
He allowed his body to drift. The killer nosed around a little but soon lost
interest when Jake tried to appear more like debris and less like a meal. That
didn’t mean he hadn’t wanted to scream like a girl.
His head pounded and vision blurred.
Jake ignored the sharks and continued toward Tessa. Reaching her, Jake saw her
entire body shaking with terror.
Her eyes wider than a window, her gaze
darted between him and the pod of Tigers circling them. She grabbed for him,
but Jake stayed clear for a moment. He put his finger to his lips to calm her.
By now, he was completely out of air and close to passing out.
Buy link:
Amazon:
http://amzn.com/B00PJM7PDE
Coming soon to other sites.
Whether your family is large or small, have a
wonderful Thanksgiving!
Geri, this is your best Falcon book. Your writing amazes me. Somehow, each book is better than the last, but I still love OUT OF THE DARK, the first Falcon novel. Best wishes for continued success!
ReplyDeleteSometimes when I finish a book, I'm so brain fried I can't put a sentence together on the computer or verbally. I just go to bed for a couple days and sleep. Thank goodness my husband, who is also a writer, understands the mental exhaustion. Good luck with your latest book. Sounds fabulous!
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