Tabitha Conall

Do you remember the first moment you saw the person you later fell in love with? Or was it love at first sight?

I’ve read a lot of paranormal romances where werewolves and other shifters know when they find their mates. For my Marysburg Wolves books, I wanted that moment of awareness, that instant of knowing that they’d found the people they’d spend the rest of their lives with. You’ll see that moment in the excerpt below, where Chris, Ben and Alex all meet together for the first time. They’ve met separately, but in this world, they don’t know they’re mates until all three of them are together for the first time.

After you’ve checked out the excerpt, try your luck with either the grand prize giveaway or my own giveaway just for this hop. (While you’re at it, check out my other giveaway going on right now and the Insatiable Reads Book Tour I’m part of.) Continue reading ‘Rites of Spring–Werewolves: Mates at First Sight’

What can I say about big cocks and shamrocks? Hmm. I think I’m going to take the easy way out and talk about shamrocks. Or namely, my most recent visit to Ireland, when I was seventeen. (I’ll leave it up to you to guess how recent that was.)

We took a ferry from England over to Ireland. The trip itself was memorable because half the passengers got seasick…and for once, I wasn’t among them. But I digress. My first impression of the Emerald Isle as I got off the ferry was green. Green, green everywhere. I can’t say if any of that green consisted of shamrocks, but it doesn’t take much imagination to think that it did.

Continue reading ‘Big Cocks and Shamrocks Blog Hop-Full of Blarney’

You’ve heard the saying “When Irish Eyes are smiling, they’re up to something.” That’s me. I’m part Irish, and it took me a while, but growing up I finally realized my mother could always tell when I was about to pull some mischief just by the look in my eyes. Darn it. 🙂

So when I tell you I love St. Patrick’s Day, you’ll know I come by it honestly. In my house growing up, it wasn’t about wearing green on March 17th. It was about eating corned beef and cabbage and potatoes for dinner. It’s not such an easy dish to make, so we only got to eat it once a year. And oh, do I love corned beef!

Continue reading ‘Lucky in Love–When Irish Eyes Are Smiling’