Giveaway - The Guard Duet by Natalie Herzer



To celebrate the release of her paranormal romance Ebony Fight (The Guard Duet #2), Natalie Herzer is giving away both books in her series to 5 lucky winners.


Ebony Fight
(The Guard Duet #2)

A witch on the run...

After allying Lillian’s Ivory Guard, Becca is determined to round up more like-minded demons and Ebonys that could help in their fight against the old system. She knows her actions draw unwelcome attention and that she has to be careful now more than ever before.
So, is she foolish to trust Stone, the man who saves her brother's life - and stirs her blood?

A demon out to get her...

Stone is as cold and hard as his namesake. When he infiltrates a group of rebellious demons to find out how far the do-gooder attitude has spread, he doesn’t even blink at his orders to kill the leader. What he didn’t count on was Becca - the hot whirlwind turning his world and heart upside down. 

...and all hell breaks loose.




Comments

  1. Jo Michaels12 February 2016 at 03:58

    I love the covers, and magic and demons are right up my reading ally. :) Thanks for the chance! WRITE ON!

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    1. La13 February 2016 at 00:32

      Thank you, Jo. :) And yes, I am writing on. Good luck with the giveaway.

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  2. Unknown13 February 2016 at 05:40

    Yes! Would love to win and review this!!! Can't wait

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