Ghosts of New England

                                                Ghosts of New England: Skullery Bay

Day 5 Featured Book Media Kit

 

Anthology Overview:

 

An anthology unlike any other...

4 Different Centuries

4 To-Die-For Romances

The Same 2 Ghosts!

 

Individual Featured Book Blurb:

 

Jilly’s Dilemma (Present Day)

She’s the new owner of Fairwinds, a flaky artist who talks to ghosts. Repeatedly.
He’s the staid, young professor there to document Fairwinds' history.

Their love will make you believe in the legend.

 

When Jillian Barclay inherits the family estate of Fairwinds from her father, it comes with the provision that she must live there for a minimum of three years before she can sell the property. Jilly grew up at Fairwinds, so she’s more than aware of the strange occurrences, the presence of the ghosts of Captain John Jacob Wilder and Lillian Wilder—the infamous 18^th century pirate and his beloved wife. As a matter of fact, Jilly talks to them on a regular basis.

 

A renowned sculptor, Jilly reluctantly relocates her studio to Fairwinds and sets out to honor her father’s wishes. There’s a second provision in her father’s will that has her more concerned than having to put up with the home’s extremely active spirits.

 

Nicholas Martin, PhD is about to become Jilly’s other problem. An associate professor of history, Nicholas has been granted five days’ access to Fairwinds to study the home’s history as part of research project for Harvard University’s history museum.

 

Expecting a stodgy old professor, when Jilly meets the professor, she’s wishing he was there to model for her rather than study her home. Younger, and far sexier, than she’d pictured, she’s immediately drawn to the handsome professor.

 

Nicholas has spent the previous three weeks studying five other homes on the list of historical New England homes, all of which were inhabited by octogenarian, cat-loving spinsters. He has no reason to believe Fairwinds will be any different. The young woman with the wild red curls and penchant for talking to spirits is the last thing he expected, and the one thing his usually buttoned-up personality needs. Desperately.

 

Will opposites truly attract? Or is it just the unusual effects of the ghostly carnal encounters that drives them into one another’s arms? And when they can no longer resist their desires, will they be able to find a working compromise to his professional career and her legal commitments?

 

Book Links:

The anthology will be on sale for 99 cents during the tour.

Custom Purchase Link: https://books2read.com/Skullery

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/58547966-ghosts-of-new-england

 

Trailer Info:

Direct Link: https://youtu.be/AKrSd0U0ggY

 

A Word With the Author:

 

1.Did you always want to be an author?

 

No. I wanted to be an accountant. Thankfully, I discovered writing and saved myself from what would have likely bored me to tears (no offense to those who love number crunching).

 

I didn’t start writing romance until I was in my 40s but, once the bug hit, it was impossible to shake.

 

2.Tell us about the publication of your first book.

 

My first book, Courting Trouble, was published in 1996 by Kensington Publishing, as part of their joint project with Walmart. The Precious Gems line was created to provide affordable romance novels to their customers. I’d been writing and submitting without luck for a couple years prior, but that fateful meeting with the late Kate Duffy at the Dallas RWA conference was the start of a long, and enjoyable, career.

3.Besides yourself, who is your favorite author in the genre you write in?

 

LOL ... I can’t be my favorite? Believe me, I’m not. I’m a fan of the “old-timers”, Elizabeth Lowell, Jude Deveraux, Sandra Brown, Nora What’s-Her-Name, and probably one of the most underrated word wizards, Ruth Ryan Langan. As for a “favorite” ... it would have to be Elizabeth Lowell, but they’re all wonderful.

4.What's the best part of being an author? The worst?

 

The best: The chance to create something entertaining for those who read my books and enjoy my writing. Also, the opportunity to work with other authors like Lisa A. Olech and Kathryn Hills, on projects like this one.

 

The worst: It’s a toss-up between deadlines, and the millions of dollars I’m NOT making.

 

5.What are you working on now?

 

That depends on the time of the day and my mood. I’ve got three projects going at the moment, so my day is divided among them.

 

Mornings, I’m tweaking my October sweet romance holiday release, Christmas Carole, for final upload.

 

Early afternoon, it’s writing my shorter, steamier rom-com holiday story, His Secret Santa, scheduled for November.

 

Evenings: it’s my next multi-author, sweet western mail-order bride holiday story, A Christmas Baby for Beatrice, which actually releases the week after Christmas.

 

Weekends: it’s all about the next book in my historical family saga.

Author Bio & Links:

 

NANCY FRASER—Jumping Across Romance Genres with Gleeful Abandon—is an Amazon Top 100 and Award-Winning author who can’t seem to decide which romance genre suits her best. So, she writes them all.

 

Nancy has published over forty books in full-length, novella, and short format. When not writing (which is almost never), Nancy dotes on her five wonderful grandchildren and looks forward to traveling and reading when time permits. Nancy lives in Atlantic Canada where she enjoys the relaxed pace and colorful people.

 

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