Hell hath nothing worse than a Fury scorned…
Starting June 29, 2010, Fury and Boston’s Chief Magical Investigator Marissa Holloway gets mad and even.
What they’re saying:
“I loved it. Kasey Mackenzie is a brilliant new talent, and RED HOT FURY is fun, inventive, and has an awesome heroine. Easily the best book I’ve read this year.”
–Karen Chance, New York Times Bestselling Author of the Cassie Palmer Series and Midnight’s Daughter.
“A fantastic, wild ride of a debut. I couldn’t put it down!”
–Nalini Singh, New York Times Bestselling Author of the Psy-Changeling and Guild Hunter Series.
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If you like your books with strong heroines, sexy heroes, a touch of magic, and a dash of suspense, you’ve come to the right place! My urban fantasy novel (for those unfamiliar with the genre, think Twilight or Harry Potter for adults), Red Hot Fury, debuts from Penguin/Ace Books June 29, 2010.
2010 Appearances:
April 28-May 2: Romantic Times Convention in Columbus, Ohio.
July 29-July 31: RWA National Convention in Nashville, Tennessee.
September 3-6: Dragon*Con in Atlanta, Georgia.
Here’s a teaser from Red Hot Fury’s sequel, Green Eyed Envy, which I’m currently working on:
Barely an hour later I had ditched the hot pink negligee (and horniness) for my red leather Fury uniform. Scott and I waited for Harper outside the branch of the city morgue that housed arcane corpses. Her job for the FBI made her no stranger to after-hour telephone calls summoning her to check out a body, but this was the first time her duty was to ID the corpse rather than investigate its murder.
Of course, she didn’t know that yet. Neither Scott nor I had the heart to break the news over the phone, especially since she lived by herself. Way more tactful to just tell her I needed an assist on a case and give her the morbid news in person. On the selfish side, I was glad that it would be her to ID the victim, rather than his immediate family members. At least we could spare them that.
I don’t know who was more surprised—Scott or me—when Harper showed up so very not by herself. And, by the possessive way the black-haired, golden-eyed, dark-skinned Adonis held her hand, we could have broken the news to her over the phone with no regret. No way she’d been alone at her place when she got my call. And by the designer clothes Adonis wore like a second skin, I was willing to bet she hadn’t been at her place at all. Wait…dark skin and yellow eyes. Holy shit. Harp’s bagged herself another Hound!
Continue Reading…
Hopefully others will find this at least half as exciting as I do. The awesome folks at Penguin/Berkley have included a full-age ad for Red Hot Fury in their July catalog primarily aimed toward booksellers. I think they did a fantastic job with it and I’m just so grateful and thrilled! You can take a look at the ad via my page dedicated to booksellers and librarians.
