Meet three men without boundaries, hell-bent on satisfying their deepest desires—and those of the women who drive them wild…

The Howling by Erin McCarthy
When Liv Lugaru’s boyfriend Sebastian disappears, she finds comfort in his brother’s arms. But Sebastian is much closer than Liv realizes…and he’ll stop at nothing to protect her from the feral danger that comes alive only when she sleeps…

Smoke On The Water by Bianca D’Arc
In the misty fog of a lakefront village, zombies are roaming wild—and zombie hunter John Petit must stop the carnage. John is also fighting a different kind of battle: a forbidden passion for his new partner, Donna. With her help, killing zombies is a walk in the park, but keeping his desire in check is making him sweat…

Redeeming The Wizard by Jennifer Lyon
Gage Remington was once a powerful wizard; now he’s a recluse who keeps the world at bay. But when Mira Tate arrives at Gage’s door, she stirs in him an attraction he can’t deny. Soon, Gage will risk everything to keep Mira close—even the secret that may be his ruin…

Here’s the link to the print book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0758247354

Here’s the link to the Kindle version on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/The-Beast-Within-ebook/dp/B003IYI82M/

Here’s the B&N print link: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-Beast-Within/Erin-McCarthy/e/9780758247353/

Here’s the B&N digital link: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/The-Beast-Within/Erin-McCarthy/e/9780758262622/?itm=1

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Lisa Jolicoeur

Congratulations! And thanks to everyone who submitted entries.

To enter the drawing, send an EMAIL with your mailing address to me at: biancadarc at gmail.com. Put THE BEAST WITHIN CONTEST in the subject line and have your email to me by 12pm Pacific Time on this Sunday night. I’ll announce the winner, drawn at random, here on the blog on Monday. That’s it. Simple enough?

Here are the blurbs, so you know a bit more about what you’ll win:

Meet three men without boundaries, hell-bent on satisfying their deepest desires—and those of the women who drive them wild…

The Howling by Erin McCarthy
When Liv Lugaru’s boyfriend Sebastian disappears, she finds comfort in his brother’s arms. But Sebastian is much closer than Liv realizes…and he’ll stop at nothing to protect her from the feral danger that comes alive only when she sleeps…

Smoke On The Water by Bianca D’Arc
In the misty fog of a lakefront village, zombies are roaming wild—and zombie hunter John Petit must stop the carnage. John is also fighting a different kind of battle: a forbidden passion for his new partner, Donna. With her help, killing zombies is a walk in the park, but keeping his desire in check is making him sweat…

Redeeming The Wizard by Jennifer Lyon
Gage Remington was once a powerful wizard; now he’s a recluse who keeps the world at bay. But when Mira Tate arrives at Gage’s door, she stirs in him an attraction he can’t deny. Soon, Gage will risk everything to keep Mira close—even the secret that may be his ruin…

We’re marking a sad anniversary too. Today was the last “happy” day I had with my parents. The day after my Dad’s birthday last year was the day my Mom went to the doctor for the first time because she was feeling out of breath. That night was spent sleeping in a chair next to my Mom’s bed in the hospital. It was another month before they actually diagnosed her with lung cancer. So it’s a weird sort of week for me. Happy and sad. The roller coaster of emotion I’ve been on for the past year.

It also doesn’t help that I have a miserable summer cold. That shouldn’t be allowed. I mean, I can uderstand getting a cold in the winter, but in August??? What’s up with that? So I’m sniffling and sneezing and coughing my way through my Dad’s birthday. It’s going to be sort of low-key here, unfortunately. I wish I could throw him a party or do something exciting, but it sounds like we’ll be lucky to go out to dinner and see a movie. *sigh* The glamorous life of a novelist, eh?

So that’s it from here, for now. DEAD ALERT turned out even better than I’d hoped. It ends with a bang and ties up the series nicely, I think. Hopefully my editor will agree. *fingers crossed*