Blackmont Bitters
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As Christmas Day rapidly approaches, Melina Richardson would do anything to be able to forget the Kine—the ancient, otherworldly beings who live among humans but answer to their own rules. She’s already lost her lover, Axel, to their ranks when he was transformed into an immortal Einherjar on Christmas Day one year ago.
When her best friend, Christie, is found dead after a tragic and mysterious fall from grace as one of the Kine’s elite, Melina is pulled back into the Kine world. Face-to-face with Axel, Melina must confront her lingering feelings. With the weight of an ancient prophecy on her shoulders, her heart is torn between love and an uncertain future.
In a world of immortals and lost prophecies, is love strong enough to change the future?
Blackmont Bitters is the second story in the Kine Prophecies series:
1.0 The Branded Rose Prophecy
1.1 Blackmont Bitters
….with more to come.
Norse Fantasy Romance
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Tracy Cooper-Posey is a 2024 Aurealis Award finalist for best SF Novella and the author of over 200 published titles that blend romance, suspense, science fiction, fantasy, and historical intrigue. She writes across multiple pen names—including Cameron Cooper (space opera) and Taylen Carver (fantasy, also an Aurealis finalist)—and has collected a long list of accolades, including the Emma Darcy Award, the SFR Galaxy Award, and fourth place in Hugh Howey’s SPSFC#2.
An indie juggernaut and genre chameleon, Tracy has been publishing since 1999 and running her own one-woman fiction empire since 2011. Her stories range from sweeping sagas to bite-sized thrillers, and she’s as comfortable writing tangled political intrigue as she is crafting a killer space opera saga. She’s a strategist at heart—an INTJ with a sword-sharp mind and a whiteboard full of fictional worlds. A former magazine editor and romance writing instructor, she now writes full-time in Edmonton, Canada, where she lives with her husband and creative partner, Mark Posey.
She runs on Irish Breakfast tea, dark chocolate, and a fierce love of genre fiction—from Frank Herbert and Mary Stewart to Murderbot, MacLean, and McCaffery.
The treadmill continues to go unnoticed.
