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Blurb:

Sabine Harper’s night started out badly—a dead man jumped out of his grave, she was chased by a vampire, and now she has an uninvited guest. The worst part? A guy who may or may not be entirely dead is looking ten times better than any living man she’s ever dated. 

Willem Breaux has only three days to avenge his murder, but upon awakening more than a century into the future, he discovers that he needs Sabine’s help more than he could have imagined. And in the end, he’ll need her love more than anything else. 

Can Willem and Sabine find love—and a little laughter—in spite of time, death, and an evil that’s waited a century to make its move? 

*This novella is a re-release. It was originally published in 2006.* 

My Review:

Sabine Harper’s night started out badly and now she has an uninvited guest. A man who may or may not be entirely dead and is looking ten times better than any man she ever dated in this captivating paranormal romance.

This fast paced and smooth flowing plot captivates readers with suspense and romance. The author brings the story to life with well written scenes and details that capture the imagination and the intriguing story draws the reader deeper into the story and ensures that the reader wants to know every last detail of the bewitching characters and their story.

Sabine and Willem’s attraction for each other is undeniably hot and the sex scenes are sizzling with passion but the relationship has one very big drawback…there is a major time limit on Willem’s life and that’s up to the fates.

Spine tingling tension builds throughout the story as the three days pass much too quickly for Sabine and Willem and there is quite a surprising twist just as Willem is prepared to get his vengeance.  I found the story to an enjoyable quick read and I can’t wait to read Richard’s story, Definitely Dead.

4 STARS 4 FLAMES

Purchase Links:

A: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LVI10TU

B&N: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/not-quite-dead-sela-carsen/10186412...

K: http://store.kobobooks.com/en-US/ebook/not-quite-dead-4

i: https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/id900111573

Re-Release, Mondarbre Press, July 16 2014, 70 pages, ebook

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22850052-not-quite-dead?ac=1

About Sela Carsen:

In addition to writing, I’m a wife to a Darn Near Perfect Husband and mom to Two Great Kids. They used to be the Monkey children, but they seem to have settled down a bit. (That’s going to come back and bite me on the butt as soon as you read this!)

I have a BA in French (utterly useless, but fun at parties) and another BA in Communication. While I was getting the Communication degree, I wrote for my alumni magazine, dipped my feet into advertising, took want ads at the local paper and even wrote obituaries. I was also a reporter at a small-town daily, but soon realized I didn’t have a true journalist’s instinct.

After that, I was busy being married and having children, but when my youngest was about a year and half old, I was standing in the shower when a scene popped into my head. Why does that always happen when you’re in the shower and you can’t get a pen and paper? Anyway, I got the soap out of my eyes, dried off and headed straight for the computer where I wrote it all down.

And boy, did it stink. Whew!

I’d been reading romance novels for years so I figured I should be able to write one, right?

Are you done laughing? Let me know when you’re finished.

Ok, then. It took about twenty false starts and a work I now call The-Regency-That-Wouldn’t-Die before I finally got disgusted with myself and started writing this funny little scene in a Louisiana cemetery. That little scene became Not Quite Dead and it’s the first manuscript I ever finished. After much angst and rewriting on my part, I eventually sold it to Samhain Publishing, who released it in August 2006.

Since then, I’ve placed several other stories, but that first one will always be special to me.

I’m a member of Romance Writers Of America and can usually be found at the bar during national conferences.

Where to find the author:

http://selacarsen.com/

http://twitter.com/selacarsen

http://www.facebook.com/selacarsenauthor

https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/828159.Sela_Carsen

Books by Sela Carsen:

http://selacarsen.com/bookshelf/

https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/828159.Sela_Carsen

 

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