by Jessica
Jarman, Bronwyn Green, Jenny Trout</
a> writing as Abigail Barnette
Release Date: 07/2014
Release Date: 07/2014
Summary from
Goodreads:
Surfacing
Surfacing
Bronwyn
Green
A year after
Tabby Nolan’s sister vanished from the Lake Michigan shore with her boyfriend,
Liam, Tabby visits the spot where the two were last seen– and finds herself pulled
into the crumbling world of Avalon.
Since his
disappearance, Liam has been trapped in the mythical land, with no link to the
world he knew. Now, their shared memories of Tabby’s missing sister are all they
can cling to as Avalon dies around them.
But Tabby
doesn’t want to be a replacement for her sister, and her growing attachment to
Liam feels like a betrayal. As Avalon fades around them, Liam and Tabby must
rely on each other– or be lost with the ancient kingdom forever.
Albion’s
Circle: The Deepest Cut
Jessica
Jarman
For nineteen
years, Anna has been plagued by dreams of lives lived only in legend. Finally free
from the family that believed her hopeless and worthless, she’s ready to start her
life over—alone.
When Anna
meets an enigmatic stranger claiming to be the legendary wizard Merlin, she is
forced to question the very reality she’s struggled to accept. With the mythic
figures from her dreams intruding on her waking life, Anna learns that she’s been
reborn to fight an ancient evil alongside King Arthur and his Knights of the Round
Table.
Caught in an ages
old conflict, Anna is the key to stopping a dark magic that will destroy the world—
and Merlin wants to make sure that this time, Anna isn’t alone.
A Choice
Fit For A Queen
Jenny
Trout
writing
as Abigail Barnette
For
perpetual overachiever Madison Lane, a summer studying Arthurian mythology in
the Welsh countryside with professor Thomas Evans is a dream come true, and the
adventure of a lifetime.
Of course,
the enormous crush Madison developed on the professor after a semester of
his lectures at U of M has absolutely nothing to do with her desire to learn
more about the enduring legend of Camelot. At least, that’s what she’s telling
her parents.
When Madison
meets fellow student Rhys Crewe, sparks fly, throwing her plans for wild
fling with Professor Evans completely out of whack—as do her unexpectedly
complicated feelings for Thomas. With tales of Arthur and Lancelot haunting her
every waking moment, Madison has to make the most difficult choice of her life.
Excerpt:
By Jenny Trout writing as Abigail Barnette
To say that the Rose and Pig was off the beaten path would have been an understatement. There were no streetlights. The street wasn’t even paved. It was barely more than a dirt two-track leading past the low stone fence that surrounded the field. At the end, a two-story wattle-and-daub house stood, chimney smoking. The light spilling from its windows promised warmth and a place to get dry. Though my feet ached and stung with raw blisters from jogging around airports all day, I practically sprinted the last leg of my journey. Mud splattered onto the legs of my jeans, and I didn’t care. All I wanted was to get inside, away from the hellish downpour. I reached the door, prepared to fling it open and launch myself into the warm embrace of a charming Welsh pub.
No. Visions of sleeping in the cold, shivering in the dark, wet, pneumonia-encouraging night put urgency into my arm as I pounded on the door. “Hello! Hey, is anybody inside? Can anyone help—“
A guy opened the door. A hot guy. An annoyed hot guy. One look at him and my heart jolted. I froze in shock, but managed to stutter out, “m-me?”
He was absolutely gorgeous. Flawless dark brown skin stretched over a face that made the words “aesthetically pleasing” an understatement. His cheeks were full, like he’d retained baby fat in the exact right places, and his lush lips spread in a smile that was half “let’s be friends” and half “let’s be friends with benefits” as he looked me over.
Unfortunately, the longer I stared at him, the more his smile faded. He leaned his shoulder against the door and slung a white bar towel over the other to cross his arms over his chest. “Let me guess. American white girl, thinking, ‘What do you mean, they have black people in Wales?’” He held up his hands in mock apology. “Sorry, we’re everywhere. Hope you’re not too disappointed.”
“N-no, I wasn’t—“ Explaining was not going to work if I couldn’t talk like a normal human. I had to glance down and push my wet hair from my face to concentrate and steel myself against his good looks when I raised my head again. When I did, I managed a smile. I hoped I didn’t look goofy. “I was actually thinking, ‘wow, the guys are a lot hotter here than at home.’”
His smile returned slowly. “Yeah, all right. You’re forgiven. Come on inside.”
His accent. Oh god.
About the Authors:
Jessica Jarman is an author, blogger, and rather obsessive fangirl. Having grown up in Upper Michigan and currently living in Minnesota, she is a Midwestern girl through and through. And wouldn’t have it any other way. When Jessica isn’t working to get words on the page, she passes the time with her amazing husband and four children, attempting to be crafty (and failing miserably), squeeing uncontrollably over her favorite shows or curling up with a good book.
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