Say hello to THE LIBERTINE by Saskia Walker!
Thanks to everyone who called by and commented yesterday!

Today I’m going to share a bit about Lennox Taskill, the hero from THE LIBERTINE. Lennox is one of my favourite male characters ever, and I’m hoping that you’ll enjoy him too. Here’s a snippet from the book, when the heroine, Chloris, first meets him:

1715, St Andrews, Scotland.
Now that she was here, the stories she’d heard about witches over the years came to mind and made her uneasy. Chloris didn’t want to be afraid. She coughed aloud and took several paces forward, closing on the fireplace. Peering into the gloom, she tried to discern features of the person sitting in the armchair. “Good evening,” she said, her voice faltering.
The figure moved in response, long booted legs stretching across the floor toward her.
Chloris peered in disbelief. It was a man. How could this be?
She had expected a mature woman who could aid her with her problem. Either that or at least speak with knowledge about women and the problems of their sex. Instead it was a man who sat before her, languid—yet poised as a nobleman.
She struggled to maintain her composure, but her heart beat erratically. This was so far from what she had expected, and she had thought on it at length. Chloris was practical by nature, and whilst she had her doubts about how much their forbidden craft could achieve, she’d felt sure an older woman would have some sage words about fertility.
“Good evening.” His voice was deep and resonant.
It sent a shiver through her, because she could not see his features clearly. In his hand she saw that he nursed a crystal glass half full with dark wine.
“Please take a seat and speak with me about your concerns.” The man leaned forward in his chair.
Chloris inhaled sharply. The firelight cast his face in stark relief. There was a wild look to him for he had harsh, angular features and dark winged eyebrows that barely shaded the brilliance of his strange blue eyes. The firm outline of his mouth and the rakish look in his eye were evidence of a sensual nature. That left her in no doubt the rumors she’d heard about the carnal nature of those who practiced witchcraft were indeed true. On a woman she might have been able to ignore any blatant signs of their wanton ways, not so this man. She was scarcely able to look away though, despite the fact that she felt the urge to run. “Forgive me, Sire. I have made a mistake in coming here.”
Frowning, he rose from his chair. “Why so?”
Chloris stepped back into the shadows.
Poor dear Chloris, she’s about to be reeled in by a force of nature. :o) You can read the rest of chapter one here.
Here’s the cover copy:
His powers could save her from ruin, or guide her swiftly to it…
Lennox Taskill is a dissolute rogue, a powerful witch who some say even trades his enchantments for profit when it pleases him. His only loyalty is to his coven, his disdain for humanity sealed by the searing memory of his mother burning at the stake. So when the wife of a wealthy landlord comes seeking his help, the beguiling Chloris Keavey unwittingly presents Lennox with his greatest opportunity for distraction…and retribution.
By failing to produce an heir, Chloris faces a terrible threat: being turned out by her heartless husband. Now, she vows to get with child, even if it means surrendering her body—and soul—to Lennox’s seductive magic. But with a witch hunt brewing, Lennox and Chloris are soon risking everything for their forbidden nights of ecstasy…and to protect the secret that could cost them their lives
“Walker deftly spins a captivating tale that will have readers holding their collective breath until the last page is turned.” ~ Publishers Weekly.
Leave a comment for your chance to win a signed copy! A winner will be chosen at midnight tonight PST, that’s 8 am Sunday morning, GMT. Don’t forget to call back tomorrow to hear about THE JEZEBEL.
Have a great day!
Saskia


on Feb 2nd, 2013


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Wow! Scotland, paranormal, hot guy and romance. What more could a girl ask for? Iwill definitely get this series – one way or another.
by Debbie February 2nd, 2013 at 7:53 amlove this concept
by Jody Shimpach February 2nd, 2013 at 7:57 amWow, sounds like a hot read. Adding to my TBR? Thanks.
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by Susan T. February 2nd, 2013 at 8:15 amWell after that little tease, I have to go and read the rest of chapter 1!! Thanks for the giveaway!
by Brandi S. February 2nd, 2013 at 9:05 amOoh, Scotland, that would be difficult to speak to a strange man when you were expecting a woman, esp. about trying to get pregnant.
by z February 2nd, 2013 at 9:13 amZ
This series is making me wish I could push aside my review books so I could read these now!!
KittyKelly
by KittyKelly February 2nd, 2013 at 9:42 amIt just keeps getting more interesting. I will have to add these books to my collection
by Denise Martin February 2nd, 2013 at 10:23 amOh, this sounds so good!!! I do love reading about Scotland and especially your characters. It definitely is something I would enjoy!
by catslady February 2nd, 2013 at 11:12 am*Waving* Hi lovelies! Thanks so much for coming by for the teaser and for commenting. Hope you’re all having a great weekend.
by Saskia February 2nd, 2013 at 12:02 pmMust have Lennox…… just saying….
by Mary M. February 2nd, 2013 at 2:53 pmTY Saskia
Many thanks to everyone who commented!
The winner is number 6, KittyKelly!
This giveaway is now closed.
by Saskia February 3rd, 2013 at 2:50 amSquee!!!! I love signed books and now I only have to buy 2 books instead of three!!!
KittyKelly
kittykelly28 @ hotmail.com
by KittyKelly February 3rd, 2013 at 9:08 amI know the giveaway is closed, but I wanted to post because I think this is a great series! I am putting it on my TBR for sure!!
by Ashley A February 3rd, 2013 at 3:04 pm