Come the Night (The Dangerous Delameres - Book 1) (46 page)

Christina Skye is the
New York Times
bestselling author of thirty-three books. She is a
pushover for Harris tweed, Scottish cashmere, Chinese dumplings, French macarons and dark chocolate. 

Not necessarily in that order.

A classically trained China scholar with over two million books in print, she has appeared on national television programs including
ABC Worldwide News, Travel News Network
, the
Arthur Frommer
show,
Geraldo, Voice of America, Looking East
, and
Good Morning, Arizona
.

Christina loves being a writer and savors quirky historical research. Most of her first drafts are written by hand, while her white Siamese helps with the “editing.” While she writes, she usually has her knitting right beside her. But don’t expect speed. “The sheer pleasure of colors and texture running through my fingers helps me concentrate on the mystery of my characters taking shape before my eyes. Researching a period draws me into a sense of place, and then knitting pulls me to a quiet place where a story can unfold at its deepest level. It’s my best writing tool.”

Visit her online at
christinaskye.com
for a glimpse into new books, strange research tidbits, great recipes and some of her all-time favorite knitting patterns.

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Ebooks by Christina Skye available now or coming soon to Amazon (from Steel Magnolia Press)

Regency Romances

Come the Night, Book 1 of The Dangerous Delameres

Come the Dawn, Book 2 of The Dangerous Delameres

Defiant Captive

The Black Rose

East of Forever

Victorian Romance

The Ruby

Paranormal Romances
(Draycott Abbey Series)

Hour of the Rose

Bride of the Mist

Key to Forever

The Perfect Gift

Fallen

Christmas at Draycott Abbey

 
http://www.amazon.com/Christina-Skye/e/B000AQ764M

Contents

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 EPILOGUE

Author’s Note

About the Author