Three Months to Change Paranormal romance
Visionary Living
October 2, 2018
208
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Three Months to Change – Dinah Roseberry
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Book Blurb:
Lenora was changing—not in any frightening way. At least, not at first. There was the intense ability to shield herself from abuse that was very empowering. But her other senses had become heightened as well, and that’s when she’d begun seeing scenes from the past and smoky dark mists in her home. Meeting Frankie had been a wonderful treat—there weren’t many men who could stir her emotions as he was prone to do. Still, there was something strange about him, something haunting, something she couldn’t put her finger on. Ah, well, desirable men with the air of mystery were compelling and fun. Weren’t they? And what about Rex? She wasn’t sure. He was part of a fearsome family, making her wonder if such tales of werewolves and monsters were true. Just how did she fit into this strange new world? And why would she even want to? All she kept hearing, however, was that there were only a precious three months before a full change. Time was awastin’.
Excerpt:
Now he was looking around the room uncomfortably, his gaze falling on the wooden door to her basement.
“What?” she asked, trying to jar his thought.
“Is that your basement?” he asked, seemingly trying to be casual.
“Yup,” she said, and then raised her eyebrows. “Why?”
“You should probably leave the door closed from now on.” His voice was flat and he kept looking at the door.
“Why?” Lenora asked with a frown.
“Uhmm, well, Doll—”
“You did not just call me Doll again.” Now it was her turn to have a flat tone.
“I’m truly sorry. I have such habits, don’t I?”
Lenora shrugged. “So, what’s with the basement?”
“Well,” he began and then faltered before recovering to say, “The cat may need to go down there—you will need to fix up a litter box for him. And you don’t want him dragging litter on his feet into your living room.”
Lenora’s eyes narrowed. He’d not been thinking about her basement for cat duties. There was something else he wasn’t telling her. But what did any of this have to do with her basement? “Would you like to see the basement?” she asked.
He suddenly stood and looked directly at her, but it had been difficult for him to look away from the basement door. “N-no,” he stammered. “That won’t be necessary; I definitely do not want to see your basement.” Then he seemed to catch her reaction, and changed his frown to a smile. “Basements are much too creepy for me.” He laughed and then cleared his throat. “You’ll want to keep the door closed, though …because of the cat. I have to go now.”
With that, he quickly headed for the front door and then turned to smile at Lenora. She pulled open the door for him and he walked out.
Lenora stood watching him as he left. “That was strange,” she began, and then looked at Rex who was lounging on her sofa taking up two cushions. “What do you think of him, Rex? Quite cute, yes?”
Rex jumped off the couch and, as if to ignore her, ran to the basement door.
“Whoa, Nelly,” said Lenora. “There’s no litter box down there yet! I think the last people left some of that stuff in the hall cupboard to use for icy sidewalks.”
But the cat was having none of the wait. He meowed at the basement door.
“What is it about this basement? There’s nothing there but storage and my washer/dryer, and I don’t want you hiding there. I’ve got other things to think about right now.”
Rex pawed at the door and uttered low grumbling sounds.
“All right, already,” Lenora said in exasperation. She pulled open the door.
But Rex did not go down the steps to the lower level. He merely peered down them, moving his head and body so that he could see as far as possible without stepping down the first step. Lenora, surprised at this behavior, also looked down the stairs. She reached out and flipped on the light switch just inside the basement door.
Just before—a millisecond before—the light beaconed the stairwell, she thought she saw a white mist.
About the Author:
Dinah Roseberry has been an author of both nonfiction and fiction in the paranormal field for over thirty years. She is a paranormal investigator, certified hypnotist for past-life regression and alien abduction and has studied and taught animal communications. A Tarot card and oracle reader for over twenty years, she has also created card decks and guidebooks that reflect her paranormal and mind/body/spirit interests. Visit her website for more information about her titles and events: www.roseberrybooks.com.
Other paranormal titles by Dinah Roseberry:
Ghosts of Valley Forge and Phoenixville
Cape May Haunts
Elaine’sHaunted Mansion and Other Eerie Beach Tales
Spooky York, Pennsylvania
Spooky Creepy Baltimore County
The Ghost Hunters’ Tool Kit
Psychic Pets: Solving Paranormal Mysteries
First Light Tarot
Ufo & Alien Management: A Guide to Discovering, Evaluating, and Directing
Sightings, Abductions, and Contactee Experiences
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What made you want to be a writer?
Hi Dynal! It’s very odd. I’m just one of those people who just always felt comfortable writing. This began when I was 15 and without encouragement from anyone at all. In fact, there was discouragement at school when I tried to exercise the desire by joining the school newspaper. I wasn’t one of the “cool kids” so they didn’t want me no matter how good I was. I never even got a chance. Even the teacher wasn’t supportive. They gave me the job of business editor. I didn’t write. I paid the bills. It was pretty humiliating. But I kept on because it was in my veins. I was a big reader and always had my nose in a book. The writing and the reading went hand in hand. One had to be followed by the other for me. But make no mistake, even now it’s a loner “sport.” Still, wouldn’t have it any other way…
Dinah
I love reading about things that inspire writers/authors. You said you have been writing for 30 years (you dont look old enough BTW) but what inspired you to start writing and what inspired you to continue.
OMG, Sam! Where are the dollar bills I can give you for saying such a wonderful thing! LOL I’ve always loved horror and would watch the old creature movies and such as far back as the late 50s. But as time moved on, I became…critical lol. One day my then-husband got tired of hearing it and said, “If you think you can do better, why don’t you try it.” So that started me, and boy was I ever green. But I loved it and kept at it. While others were getting fancy degrees, I just got my lumps in the real world. For a living I wrote grants for many years–getting other people money for good causes. Then one day I saw an opening at a publishing house and took a huge pay cut to follow the dream. It was over this last year that one of my authors from there introduced me to the wondrous Rosemary Ellen Guiley and her Visionary Living Publishing where I could submit my romance. Now I’m making some fun memories because the process has been fabulous! And because I’m meeting lots of nice folks (like you) with similar interests. We’re a COMMUNITY!!
Hi everyone! And welcome to the giveaway! I’ll be stopping back often to answer questions or just chat, so feel free to leave me a message! Ghostly hugs! Dinah
This looks like a very interesting read! Can’t wait.
Hi! And thanks for the look. I hope you like reading its as much as I liked writing it! Dinah