by AzGaye | Jul 9, 2016 | Reader News
Excerpt from early in the book. DO’D Bobby heard the growl of a powerful diesel motor before the vehicle came into view. When it lumbered around the corner of Orr’s big hayfield, where a cluster of salt cedar blocked the view, he yelled, “Whoa!” and turned...
by AzGaye | Jul 9, 2016 | Reader News
This snip comes form the second part and might be a teeny spoiler but only in one small detail! DO’D. Meeting his glance with an expression blending trust, acceptance and a touch of resignation, Clay gave him a twisted smile. “This is not my area of...
by AzGaye | Jul 9, 2016 | Reader News
Back at my old publisher, we worked a lot with themes where five stories , each author’s unique interpretation of an idea, were released together at a special price. We’d begun working on a group of tales based on the titles of Rolling Stones songs from...
by AzGaye | Jul 9, 2016 | Reader News
I’m not sure but I think I was one of the first to coin and use this sub-genre. You all know what urban fantasy is–stories set in a world basically about like ours is right now or just a few years ago or in the future. However, there is a twist because...
by AzGaye | Jul 9, 2016 | Reader News
I wrote The Mule Man as a tribute to several special half-assed pets (pun intended) and to a couple of guys I knew long ago while I was a mule gal myself. The half-assed comment, BTW, refers to the facts that mules are a hybrid creature mixing two species, horses...
