I Read Indie: CHASING THE WIND by Nazarea Andrews {Guest Post/Giveaway}

Kaida grew up in two worlds--a child in the Manor raised by Sabah before she was granted Citzenship. But the only place she has ever felt like she's belonged is with Cedric and Guin, the boys she grew up with.

When Cedric's involvement in a rebel faction goes wrong, the Commission exiles her and holds Guin hostage. Now, she's on her own for the first time, and searching for the sister who left her behind and a princess who was stolen from the City--and then she stumbles across a face from the past.

Hawke has been an outcast since his Tribe died. When he finds Sabah's sister on the road, he agrees to help her. But as they search the wilds and grow closer, his disdain for her is slowly replaced by a deep attraction for the girl who faces every challenge so bravely.

And as the City's deadline dwindles, and the boy she loves hangs in the balance, Hawke is left to wonder if he is protecting her, or if he the biggest threat she will face.

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CHASING THE WIND by Nazarea Andrews

GUEST POST

The Darker Side of Romance

I write romance. All my stories have it. Even that one book that I tried to make romance less had a definite thread (and no I'm not going to confess which one it was). I love love stories.

But I also like killing characters, putting them through horrible horrible things. It's actually something I prefer to sex scenes, if you can believe it.

So what happens when a romantic with a sadistic streak starts telling stories? You end up with my backlist. Stories that aren't always happy, but always have a love story and hope. Stories that are dark and gritty. And, stories that are strangely informative for how I view the world.

Which is why my love stories aren't always contemporary. Why they have zombies and dystopian settings and far flung galaxies.

I'm an cynic and a sarcastic skeptic with a lot of doubt about the state of our world. And I love love.

And this is how I reconcile the two sides of me. I hope you love the stories as much as I do. <3 nbsp="" o:p="">

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Nazarea Andrews is an avid reader and tends to write the stories she wants to read. She loves chocolate and coffee almost as much as she loves books, but not quite as much as she loves her kids. She lives in south Georgia with her husband, daughters, and overgrown dog.