Introduction:
My name is Gemma K. Murray and I am the author
of the Cedar River series. This is a series about a village of shifters, who
live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. I am a college student and mama to an
incredible 6-year-old English Mastiff. The Golden Dragon’s Treasure is my third
book and the third book in the series.
Blurb:
A witch who believes she's incapable of true love and
a dragon who is looking for a specific type of woman, two beings who are
complete opposites, yet perfect for each other. With danger looming on the
edges of Cedar River, can Brady convince Silver that she is The Golden Dragon's
Treasure?
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Excerpt:
“So, that’s the hot little witch who’s got you all
tied up?” Blaze said as Silver walked away.
I probably should explain a little bit about Blaze. He is
the complete opposite of me. How
we ever became friends, I’ll never truly understand. I’m the
guy who likes to stay home and keep
to myself, Blaze wants to go out and party. I’m a one woman
kind of guy. I’ve seen Blaze go
through four women in a single night. The phoenix shifter
moved to town the summer before our
freshman year in high school. Bowie and Brand, the fire
chief, spent most of their time in high
school as rivals, but Blaze and I had been instant best
friends. Mama always compared Blaze and
I to the devil and angel you see sitting on the characters’
shoulders in cartoons. Blaze raised his
share of hell, but I kept him from raising more than he did.
“Yeah, that’s her,” I said, trying not to notice the wiggle
in her walk or her laugh as she
joked with Samson.
“She’s hot, brother, I will give her that.”
“She’s also annoys the hell out of me. I want a woman who is
all sweet and feminine. I want
to make the moves in a relationship. Something tells me that
is not how it would be with Silver
Larkin.”
Blaze laughed. “So? Maybe it’s time for something different.
If you haven’t noticed, your
bed has been awful cold the last few years. I say Ms. Larkin
would be just the thing to heat it
up.”
“More like turning it into an inferno,” I mumbled as she
came back with our food.
Virginia, I cannot say thank you enough for allowing me to share my new release with the world! I appreciate it more than you can ever understand :)
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