Books and Other Spells: Release Day Party: Star Cursed by Ashley Lavering

Seventeen-year-old Tayla will never forget Beast’s fiery-venom spreading through her body like an infection. Now, with her best friend Chel’s help, she must find a human true love before the last petal falls from her enchanted rose or the full moon will transform her into a wolf forever.

But Tayla never expected that her biggest obstacle would come from inside—a wolf presence threatening to take her very soul. At every turn, the she-wolf exploits Tayla’s weaknesses and gains enough control to sabotage her dates. Tayla struggles to control her unruly wolf and her forbidden attraction to Beast. But can she resist his southern charm, the she-wolf’s attraction to his alluring scent, and still fall in love with a human?

Tangled in a web of wills, Tayla must risk everything to break the Curse of the Beast. With failure and possible death looming overhead, Tayla will do anything to find true love. But will one moon cycle be long enough to conquer her wolf and remain human? Or will she become a permanent member of Beast’s pack? Find out in the second installment in the Curse of the Beast series.

Come and play with Ashley Lavering! We're having an awesome Fairy Tale themed event Friday February 8th from 3-9 pst! Tons of awesome prizes and games!!!

About the author:

A nomad at heart, I currentlyclaim Nevada as my home. I have a wonderful husband and two young children thatput up with my “writing time.” When she’s not pondering a spell that willmagically calm the ferocious winds that plague the air around her, you can findher, with notepad in hand, frantically jotting down ideas in those shortmoments between caring for her girls and working full time at the ElkoInstitute for Academic Achievement.

Art and science have always beenmy yin and yang. Throughout my college career, I shifted between the two, butin the end I graduated with a Bachelors of Mathematics and Science from theUniversity of Wyoming.

Charging into adventures and discovering something new has always been apassion of mine, but as a teenager I used to run screaming from a reading orwriting assignment. Looking back, the irony isn’t lost on me. Now you can’tcatch me without a book in hand or without an open word document. Every time anew idea pops into my mind my heart races and my hand twitch to write it. Inthat moment, I have my writer's high and pray it will sustain me throughthousands of hours of revision.

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