Posts Tagged With: 99 cents

Paranormal Romance, Traditional and Indie

Posted on February 5, 2015 by Kate Policani

If you love Paranormal romance, check out Indie Author News’ latest post. Only 99 cents for their Book of the Day, a collection of ten Paranormal romance tales called Psychic Storm. https://plus.google.com/+Indieauthornews/posts/H1siuPQHJ8J

What is Paranormal Romance? Wikipedia defines it as: a subgenre of both romantic fiction and speculative fiction. Paranormal romance focuses on romantic love and includes elements beyond the range of scientific explanation, blending together themes from the speculative fiction genres of fantasy, science fiction, and horror.

My Paranormal Romance book, Don’t Judge a Book By Its Magic, is now a Kindle Select book and will be on a Kindle Countdown Deal February 23rd through March 2, starting at 99 cents!

If you are looking for more mainstream Paranormal Romance, try Heroes and Heartbreakers 10 must-read Paranormal Romance books: http://www.heroesandheartbreakers.com/blogs/2013/10/10-paranormal-romance-novels-you-should-read-an-opinionated-opinion

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A new ebook by Kate Policani

Posted on November 14, 2014 by Kate Policani

Rite’s Path

by Kate Policani

It’s been a while during my hard work on Wilding (which you won’t see right away because I am looking to publish it through traditional channels), but finally I have released a new book! This is a short story with a fun twist – it is a choose-your-own-adventure style book for adults! Yes, you can click through the ebook to reach the next part of the tale. It’s also a 99 cent title and a Kindle Select book, so you may get it for free!

Synopsis:

Mesha and her brothers attend the Grand Festival of Duman to see the greatest spectacle in the land of Sas against their Father’s wishes. Mesha’s people don’t worship Duman and consider his believers to be reprobates. Her sneaky brothers brought her along rather than give up their fun, and she didn’t object.

In the Queen’s Courtyard, everyone expected that the ceremonial dove the queen released would choose a sacrifice. But it should have landed on an object, not a person! The bird lands on Mesha, choosing her as a sacrifice to Duman.

What will Mesha do? Will she die for a god she doesn’t believe in? Can she cling to her beliefs in the face of death and all the decadence of the palace?

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