Take a leap and read a good book!

Heart of the Nile available today at Cobblestone Press.

Kat, Stealer of Memories, brings the wrath of Ra down upon her. She risks her status among the pride by freeing her mortal enemy, an Anubian dog named Nikos, Keeper of Secrets. They have 48 hours to find the HEART OF THE NILE or die. Can a cat trust a dog?

EXCERPT

Leather slapped against flesh. “Who sent you, dog?” Tor commanded. “I’ll strip the flesh off you piece by piece. You’ll talk. You’ll beg to tell me everything.” Muscles bunched as the … Read More »

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Title: Heart of the Nile
Author: Gabriella Hewitt
Genre: Paranormal
Line: Shifters
Publisher: Cobblestone Press
Release Date: 02-29-08

Blurb:
Kat, Stealer of Memories, brings the wrath of Ra down upon her. She risks her status among the pride by freeing her mortal enemy, an Anubian dog named Nikos, Keeper of Secrets. They have 48 hours to find the HEART OF THE NILE or die. Can a cat trust a dog?

Keep your eyes open for the contest coming in March!… Read More »

Found this little tid bit posted and thought some of my fellow authors might find it interesting:

2/15/2008: (from Cynthia Sterling’s Market News) Mills and Boon, Harlequin Enterpises’ venerable British subsidiary, will launch Black Star Crime in August — a new series featuring thrillers and crime fiction. After one hundred years of publishing romance, Mills and Boon plans to release five crime and thriller titles every two months. Following its successful category romance model, Black Star Crime will be heavily branded and priced at 3.99 British pounds each (the same price as Mills and Boon Historical Romance). The books will … Read More »

I’ll be hanging out at Romance Junkies this Feb. 13th from 9-10pm EST. I’ll be chatting about my new book Heart of the Nile and whatever anyone wants to talk about. I’ll be joined by Cobblestone authors Kris Eton and Jayne Rylon. Hope to see you there!… Read More »

This is another picture by my student who did the New Year’s sunrise picture. We had an unusual snowfall on Sunday. I say unusual because it doesn’t snow much in Tokyo anymore it seems. And when it does, the ground is usually too warm for the snow to stick. This time we collected about 5cm. This view is from his balcony (about a 20min walk from my place down the road). You can see the water on the leftside.

The thing about snow is that it melts. It started Monday and continued to Tuesday. I was sick the whole weekend … Read More »