I am thrilled to be
hosting a spot on the STEEL ROSE by Kathryn Ann Kingsley Blog Tour hosted
by Rockstar Book Tours.
Check out my post and make sure to enter the giveaway!
About the
Book:
Title: STEEL ROSE
Author: Kathryn Ann Kingsley
Pub. Date: March 31, 2020
Publisher: Kathryn Ann Kingsley
Formats: Paperback, eBook
Pages: 436
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The commander of the
East Wind Dominion is a terrifying man. He leads an army of automatons. He can
control lightning itself. And now, Rose Calder is his prisoner of war.
All Rose has ever
known is fighting. When the invading forces of the East Wind Dominion take away
her friends, her family, and her home, she takes to the skies to battle for her
freedom. For hope.
When the war comes to
a sudden end at the hands of commander Viktor Lang, she is certain that she is
about to die. When he discovers her impossible secret, she becomes a mystery
that he is desperate to solve and that may be worse.
The war may be over,
but now she stands to lose much, much more.
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Authors Note:
"Steel Rose" is what I consider to be a villain romance. My male
characters are often not very kind or gentle. This story has a HEA, but it may
be a tough ride getting there. This story has mature themes and content.
Excerpt:
“Steel
Rose”
The
Cardinal Winds Book 1
Kathryn
Ann Kingsley
Teaser
Excerpt
Tap. Tap. Tap.
The end of a cane on the tarmac heralded his
approach. He had climbed out of the commander’s black vehicle. He was dressed
in a perfect, immaculate military uniform. The insignia on his collar wasn’t a
rank—not like the others.
It was a compass rose with only the E written on
the righthand line. It was the symbol of the East Wind. The symbol of the
Cardinal.
I’m dead. I’m absolutely dead.
It took Rose forever to pull her gaze away from
the pin on his lapel and up to his face. His eyes were the color of topaz,
yellow and flecked in what looked like gold. It was unnerving at best. At
worst, it was terrifying.
As was the expression he wore. Or lack thereof.
He was handsome—he would turn heads anywhere he went, if it weren’t for the
freezing coldness there. It made him so utterly unwelcoming that it turned his
beautiful features into something frightening. The exacting, demanding, regal
expression he wore looked as though he saw all the world around him and decided
it was something small.
He had neatly cropped blond hair. Everything
about him, down to his shining black boots and silver-topped black cane—was immaculate. Every detail was perfection.
The only thing awry with him was the slight limp
he had. He leaned on his cane to smooth out his steps. It didn’t seem like it
slowed him down, but as it was the only thing about him that wasn’t otherwise
perfectly tailored and in its rightful place, it stood out to her immediately.
It didn’t stop the fact that she felt so very
tiny in front of him.
There was no doubt in her mind who this man in
front of her was. He was the East Wind. He was the Cardinal of the East Wind
Dominion.
And now, she was very, very dead.
About Kathryn:
Kat has always
been a storyteller.
With ten years
in script-writing for performances on both the stage and for tourism, she has
always been writing in one form or another. When she isn’t penning down fiction,
she works as Creative Director for a company that designs and builds
large-scale interactive adventure games. There, she is the lead concept
designer, handling everything from game and set design, to audio and lighting,
to illustration and script writing. Also on her list of skills are artistic
direction, scenic painting and props, special effects, and electronics. A
graduate of Boston University with a BFA in Theatre Design, she has a passion
for unique, creative, and unconventional experiences. In her spare time, she
builds animatronics and takes trapeze classes.
Giveaway Details:
1 winner will receive a $10 Amazon GC,
International.
Tour Schedule:
Week One:
3/31/2020
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