Nancy Lee Badger brings you a love story called SHIMMER, a prequel to her Clan of Dragon series. A long time ago, off the coast of Scotland’s Isle of Skye, something incredible began. Among lush green forests, flower-filled meadows, and black jagged mountains, stagnant pools of algae and muck rush to the sea. Robina, daughter of the fairy king, threw wish dust to create a cool, clear, sweet-smelling fairy pool. When a huge black winged creature fell from the sky, she feared her very life was in danger. She never thought she would lose her heart.
Duff, a dragon, was dying, and his hopes to find a mate and produce offspring looked bleak. Drinking from a pool at the base of a waterfall, he sensed another otherworldly creature lurking nearby. A dragon, claiming she was no dragon, knocked him off his feet. When she threw the dust, Duff learned about her ability to shift. As they fought human hunters, and a dark fairy, Robina stole his heart. He surprised her by shifting multiple times without her magical help.
Nancy Lee Badger wrote this novella to explain how dragons on the Scottish island of Skye became shape-shifters. She has filled this paranormal fantasy with romance, danger, fairies, and characters you will love, and one or two you might hate. Enjoy this explanation of her very powerful series, Clan of Dragons with Spark, Smoke, and Smolder.
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Nancy Lee Badger loves chocolate-chip shortbread, wool plaids wrapped around the trim waist of a Scottish Highlander, the clang of broadswords, and the sound of bagpipes in the air. After growing up in Huntington, New York, and raising two handsome sons in New Hampshire, Nancy moved to North Carolina where she writes full-time.
Nancy is a member of Romance Writers of America, Heart of Carolina Romance Writers, Fantasy-Futuristic & Paranormal Romance Writers, Triangle Association of Freelancers, and the Celtic Heart Romance Writers. Nancy and her family volunteer each fall at the New Hampshire Highland Games surrounded by…kilts!
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Nancy, I love chocolate chip shortbread, too! Perhaps we can share a package at RWA in Orlando. Nancy is giving away a print proof of SHIMMER to one randomly selected commenter. To enter the giveaway,
1. Leave a comment about Scotland, dragons, or shortbread - anything goes!
2. Comments are open through Sunday, July 30, 10 pm in Baltimore.
3. I'll post the winner on Monday, July 31.
Mahalo,
Mahalo,
Kim in Baltimore
Aloha Spirit in Charm City
Congrats to Nancy on the new release. I hope I get to visit Scotland and maybe try haggis.
ReplyDeleteI, too, want to visit Scotland. I have eaten haggis here in the US. Not bad, as long as you wash it down with whiskey!
DeleteLove love love shortbread cookies!
ReplyDeleteThe perfect food!
DeleteWe found Sticky Toffee Pudding in Scotland. It is now my husband's favorite dessert.
ReplyDeleteLove all 3!!! I've never had shortbread with chocolate chips - sounds good.
ReplyDeleteI love everything about Scotland. Even though I've never been. It's on my bucket list. Love Scottish shortbread. Congrats Nancy pon your new release. Look forward to reading it.
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On my bucket list, as well.
DeleteJust had to say that I love the beautiful cover of Shimmer and those chocolate chip shortbreads are delicious.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit Scotland. On a cruise we stopped off at Lerwick in the Shetland Islands and enjoyed a day of touring there. Our Scottish guide was very friendly and informative. Fun day! Congrats on your release of Shimmer!
ReplyDeletehaven't been to Scotland
ReplyDeleteI love Scotland, dragons, and shortbread. Of the three, I have only been able to connect with the shortbread. Haven't tried the chocolate chip variety, but will have to give it a try. We hope to visit Scotland in the next couple of years. Maybe we will catch sight of one of the Scottish dragons.
ReplyDeleteThe Walker's Chocolate chip is lovely, and I am thrilled I can find it on store shelves even here in Raleigh, North Carolina!
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