Mom With A Kindle: BLOG TOUR [What's In Traceys Purse? + Giveaway!] WICKED MISERY by Tracey Martin

Friday, October 11, 2013

BLOG TOUR [What's In Traceys Purse? + Giveaway!] WICKED MISERY by Tracey Martin

WICKED MISERY
by Tracey Martin

SYNOPSIS:
It s all quasi-legal fun until somebody gets framed for murder.

Jessica Moore thrives on misery. Literally. Thanks to a goblin s curse, she gets a magical high from humanity s suffering. A shameful talent like that could bury a girl in guilt, so to atone, she uses her dark power to hunt murderers, rapists and other scumbags until one of them frames her for his crimes.

In desperation, Jessica seeks refuge with the one person she trusts to not turn her in a satyr named Lucen. Like every member of his race, Lucen uses his lusty magic to control Boston s human population, and Jessica isn t immune to his power. But the murder victims belonged to a rival race, and when they discover Lucen is harboring Jessica, dodging the cops becomes the least of her problems.

With only five days to find the real killer, Jessica faces a danger far more serious than the brewing magical war. The danger of succumbing to Lucen s molten seduction.

Warning: Contains a heroine with a lust for misery, creepy murders, and creepier goblins, satyrs so hot you'd sell your soul for one, and scaly sewer rats masquerading as dragons. Who said magic was all sparkles and tiaras?

We asked Tracey "What's in Your Purse?" and this is what she told us!! :)

I'm not sure there's anything interesting in my purse, but there are necessities! I mean, I can't travel anywhere without my Nook, which is hidden in a handmade case one of my lovely friends made for me. I also need my phone so I can obsessively check email or make random notes to myself. And apparently, judging from this photo, I need three different tubes of lip balm and one of lipstick, which I hardly ever wear. I have no explanation or excuses for that.

Earning a doctorate in psychology convinced Tracey Martin that imaginary people were way more fun than real ones. Plus, they make better minions. From this revelation an obsession was born, and she’s been writing stories of kick-ass girls and women (and the guys who deserve them) ever since.

She loves fantasy and SF, likes her music epic, and prefers her movies to contain explosions. A city girl at heart, she doesn’t understand how she and her husband ended up living in New Hampshire, but she’s vowed to escape one day. Until then, writing keeps her off the mean, small town streets.