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Some people have noticed that I'm publishing my dragon shifter paranormal romances under the name "Kim Frost" rather than "Kimberly Frost." It was a tough decision to do so, but I went ahead with the switch for 3 reasons.  First, I wanted readers to be aware that there would be something different about these books than my main established series. The tone of the Winterverse Dragon books is not comedic (though my usual wit does play a role. After all, I have the kick-ass main character of Hunted Dragon Mate faking amnesia in the early scenes.) In addition, the love/sex scenes in the story are more detailed and have stronger language than I've used before. That's just a reflection of the current trend in romance.  And finally, I wanted to target a slightly different readership than I'd targeted before. With the Southern Witch series, my readers were urban fantasy and humorous mystery readers in addition to paranormal romance readers. The Winterverse

    To get the book for free:  https://www.frostfiction.com/newsletter This is a sexy Fated Mates Paranormal Romance written under the pen name Kim Frost.  WARNING: The story contains language and scenes that intended for audiences that are over 18.  Fate is powerful. Seductive. And dangerous . TANNER I’m on a road trip when fate hits me, drawing me to the rarest dragon treasure there is—a fated mate. She’s so sexy and compelling I want to claim her in every way there is. But I’ve got two problems. First, one of the shady original fae is trying to take my treasure away from me. And second, my stunning potential mate has no idea magic is real. Things get complicated. Fast. She’s determined to pump the breaks on us, but that’s not how things work. She’s mine, and she’s in danger. That means we need to stay together—indefinitely.  ANYA My attraction to this beautiful stranger is epic. The cocktail of a savage six-pack and skin that smells like spices and smoke is intoxicating. But I know

 

WANT TO LISTEN TO ME NARRATE THIS ESSAY... CLICK HERE to listen to or download the Kimberly Frost MP3 Mother Nature has it in for someone in Houston. I don’t think it’s me personally, but that may change since I’m about to call her out. A little background, I grew up in the land of frozen windshields and lock de-icers in a beautiful but frequently frigid state named Michigan. For awhile, I’ve secretly suspected that the reason MI is shaped like a mitten is because it doesn’t want to lose any fingers to frostbite.  For those outside the North, let me describe the scope of the problem. In 1995, we had to turn on the heat in September and didn’t get to turn it off until May, which in case you’re too lazy to do math—and let’s face it who isn’t most of the time—that’s 3/4 of the year. I was personally affronted by winter’s selfish monopoly of the calendar. And yeah, I held a grudge about it. From childhood, I’ve never felt at home in the cold. Looking back, I guess with my imagination I  re