BLOG TOUR: Flower Child and a question of identity

The Flower Child blog tour is visiting Jezebel Jorge's blog today with thanks and a post on identity.

Who am I? And why am I asking myself "Who am I?" Go over to http://www.jezebeljorge.com/2011/10/identity-by-sheila-deeth.html and find out.
 
Jezebel's new book, Headlocks and Hexes, is coming soon from Gypsy Shadow Publishing--the same publishers as my beloved Flower Child--and here's a blurb to whet your appetite for this fascinating mix of women with magical strength and men with physical...

A love spell turns lethal when Rowan falls for professional wrestler, Dylan Dalton. Once she’s immersed in his world of scripted violence, endless drama, and constant temptations of life on the road, Rowan learns the identity of her birth father. Chaos ensues when she finally meets the man responsible for raping her 15-year-old birth mother.

Guided by the ghost of her grandmother, Rowan sets out to avenge her birth mother’s untimely death. The young witch is willing to do anything to eliminate anyone who dares to try to come between her and Dylan. Their whirlwind affair reveals several scandalous secrets that threaten to destroy the already-dysfunctional Dalton family.

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maryrussel said…
Jezebel's book sound like an intriguing plot too. It looks like I need to read hers and your Flower Child.
October 11, 2011 at 1:16 PM
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