Hi Everyone!
I know, it has been a wait. Life has been insane! First, the holidays took a lot of energy. Then, my husband was reassigned to a base hours away. I've had to search for a new place and relocate alone, since he is currently deployed. And to top it off, I had school finals and my husband's car to deal with (He was in an accident the week before he deployed and his car was four hours away. He is fine since he is/drives a tank - 1985 Buick Regal a.k.a the pimp mobile).
Finally, I'm back! Writing and outlining my upcoming books. I've got a lot planned :) Let's hope things will settled down and I can get working.
Here is a sneak peek at Surrender the Chase (Under Realm Assassins #2). Enjoy the first two chapters.
Chapter One
Lightning splintered
the sky. Thunder shook the earth beneath his feet. Damp heat thickened the air.
Any moment the winds would kick up and the red hued clouds would release a
torrent of rain.
Ethan loved summer
storms and treasured Arizona for its monsoon season. It was only during the
madness of the storm that he found peace. In those rare, precious moments, the
world reflected the chaos that roiled inside him and he felt…as if he belonged.
Closing his eyes,
he took in a deep breath and savored the soothing scent of the dessert. To his
disappointment, he would not be able to appreciate the beauty of nature’s fury.
Clearing his mind, Ethan unleashed his senses. His mark was close. He could
feel her. Crossing the street, he headed for the quaint coffee shop he frequently
sped past. She was here, which meant he could call an end to this pointless
job.
Ethan was an
assassin, not a damn babysitter. He was an expert tracker and sniper, yet the
Syndicate had him chasing after a spoiled little she-wolf. He had been tasked with
fetching the runaway and returning her to her pack – a complete waste of his
time and talents. He couldn’t believe he had let Cole talk him into this. The
fact was, this case should’ve never made the list. Why the Syndicate decided to
get involved was beyond his understanding. This wasn’t a kidnapping or a
hostage situation. The female wasn’t a criminal. She wasn’t a threat to the
human or Under Realm society.
His annoyed
growled blended with the booming thunder. Cole had insisted Ethan accept this
assignment, “You should be grateful the Syndicate is willing to give you a
second chance. You’ve been out of practice.”
Who could argue
with that logic? Ethan had been off the map for a year. Most within the
Syndicate believed he had been killed on his last mission.
I should have been. Shaking his head, he dispelled the
thought. He needed to focus on
his task.