Free (nook/Kindle/Sony/DRM-free) Tween Heaven & Hell [Paranormal Theological Romance]

[ATDrake]

'Tween Heaven and Hell, 1st in the apostrophic f/m angels & demons paranormal non-erotic romance "Dancin' With the Devil" series by Sam Cheever, is free for the next 2 weeks, courtesy of publisher Ellora's Cave.

Currently free @ B&N and Amazon (available to Canadians).

Will also become free without DRM directly from the publisher and from AllRomance eBooks, so pre-emptive linkage provided for your price-drop-check convenience.

The other volumes in the series are priced at a mere 99 cents, DRM-free, MultiFormat, and available worldwide directly from the publisher as part of their "Values from the Vault" sale.

Description
Astra Q Phelps is a Tweener, which means she's part angel and part devil. She vaporizes devils and demons for a living. When Astra gets the call from the big Him to aid the good side in a battle between two rival devil courts, she finds herself battling not only the forces of evil but her own nature as she rubs up against the sexiest, most infuriatingly enticing devil prince and discovers he brings out her devil in the most delicious ways.

But Astra's problems don't end with a worrying jolt to her sexual nervous system. She is also discovering that she doesn't really know herself all that well as she begins to uncover magic powers that she didn't know she possessed. She might be entangled in a prophecy that links her to her delicious devil prince in more ways than one. Add to this spicy mix a few yummy secrets she learns about her longtime partner and friend, Emo, and you have a tantalizing stew of problems to solve, and only one small Tweener to unravel them all.

Reader Advisory: This book contains graphic violence.

[ATDrake]

Now also free @ Sony (available to Canadians).

Also, it turns out this is a mild, 2-flame not-overtly erotic "Blush"-line "suggestive/sensual" romance, so corrected title update that will fit:

Free (nook/Kindle/Sony/DRM-free) Tween Heaven & Hell [Paranormal Theological Romance]

[ATDrake]

It turns out the author also offers 2 freebie tie-in holiday-themed short stories for this series directly on her website (PDF).

And apparently Ellora's Cave classes the sequels to this as "Urban Fantasy" since all the books follow the same heroine solving problems and having adventures in her paranormal world, rather than switching from couple to couple to establish new romantic relationships, which I am given to understand is the main difference between UF and PNR.

Although those Angie Fox Demonslayer books all follow the same couple's developing relationship as they adventure-problem-solve and tend to be filed under PNR, so who knows?

Either way, hawt sexyfuntimes and relationship drama are presumed to be involved, and I suppose that's really the main attraction for the publisher's target audience.