Winter Solstice Menage (Winter Solstice Run Book 4) by Louisa Bacio

Winter Solstice Menage

(Winter Solstice Run Book 4)

Black Hills Wolves 

By Louisa Bacio

Sugar Collins has a big brother named Yas. Yas ventures off to a smaller pack that he learned about from his Mother. 

Now that Yas is gone, Sugar decides it’s time to play. And wherever she goes trouble follows. And now that she is learning all her shifting abilities, will she be able to settle down? For that matter, does she even want to…

The best part of Sugar and her dating scenario, is she is dating twins: Derek and Tyler Baker who live in Los Lobos. The confusing, but yet fun part, is that she keeps confusing them, and can’t figure out which of the twins she likes better. They are both so Sexy, and likable, and fun to be with, maybe she could have both? What if? Yeah, if only…

The twins were happy playing the field, until Sugar came into the picture. They have had enough issues with being put through enough issues with their Alpha Leader, so having something other to focus on, made life more entertaining for them. 

The true problem, however is, Sugar has an issue that follows her everywhere. Trouble should be her real wolf name, because it follows her everywhere. Once she learns more about her shifting, and dating, and life in general, the newly evolved she-wolf becomes something that even her wolf pack will have issues with taming her. 

The “Winter Solstice Run” continues in this saga, and you will love it every step of the way, in this five star book. The characters are intensely evolved and draw you into their lives with them. 

“Winter Solstice Menage” is a true five star read, Louisa leaves her readers wanting more, and looking forward to the possibilities of another book. The wolf-packs are truly creative in every aspect. You will love this book, as with anything Louisa puts with pen to paper. Always interesting, and entertaining, and worth your time to read, and leaves you always wanting more! I totally fell in love with Sugar, she was just my kind of character!

My questions for Louisa:

1. What made you decide to write this series?

As I wrote “Claiming the She-Wolf,” the character of Sugar came on strong. Yas and his mate Tala, Sugar and then Tala’s brother Shilah all intertwine. The Black Hills Wolves shared world is the first time I’ve worked within those constrains, but it’s an amazing group of authors and I’m thrilled to be part of the pack.

2. Do you have photos or descriptions of the twins Derek and Tyler Baker?

Most definitely, I have inspiration for the Baker twins. Attached is the before – as I was writing – and then a little after.(above)

This photo stated "Sugars Man!"

3. Do you have a photo or description of Sugar Collins?

“She possessed all sorts of curves in a pair of tight faded jeans and a soft-looking, body-clinging sweatshirt, and this lush blonde, curly hair that made Ty fist his hands to keep from reaching out. When she saw him, her eyes widened and she smiled, as if she knew him.”

4. How long did it take you to write this book?

Winter Solstice Ménage took about four months to write from start to editing finish.

5. What are you working on now?

Too many stories! First off, a ménage to follow up “Ménage by Monday,” which was in the Three Times Lucky boxset. A second collection will be coming out this year, and I promise a thrilling tale.

In March will be the third full-length novel in my Sex University series. The Master Class is a F/F/M, and it’s five years in the making!

Finally, I’ve put in a proposal for a third Black Hills Wolves story that finishes Shilah’s tale. Wish me luck that it’s accepted (and then I need to start writing!).

6. What is your very most favorite book of all time?

It would have to be something like Anne Rice’s “Interview with the Vampire,” or Stephen King’s “Dark Tower” series, which isn’t a single book! For years, my favorite was “It.” Since my master’s thesis in English was written on King, I have to give him credit. In romance? *sigh* So many!

7. Have you ever met any Authors?

As a fan, I’ve been fortunate to meet authors such as Anne Rice, Dean Koontz, Clive Barker and even Ray Bradbury at a signing. I’d love to add Stephen King to that list.

As a writer, I have an amazing, growing list of friends who are talented and creative writers. It’s a wonderful thing about the romance community: How supportive everyone is of each other.

8. What do/did you want to be when you grow/grew up?

Would you believe I’ve always wanted to be a writer? There were a few distractions such as model. Too bad I never grew as tall as expected (my dad is 6’4” and my aunt is 5’10”).

9. What is your favorite book that "you" have written?

I’m sure you get similar responses, but it’s almost impossible to select out one favorite book. So many resonate.

10. Please provide for us your social media links and book links:

Website http://www.louisabacio.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/louisabacio

https://www.facebook.com/Louisabacioauthor/ 

Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/louisabacio

Sell links for Winter Solstice:

Available via Amazon, ARe, iBooks, Kobo and other eRetailers.

11. Anything to add:

Thank you so much for all your time reading and writing these interviews. I appreciate all that it takes, and much love.

Winter Solstice Menage by Louisa Bacio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Double Trouble equals five stars!

Sugar Collins has a big brother named Yas. Yas ventures off to a smaller pack that he learned about from his Mother.

Now that Yas is gone, Sugar decides it’s time to play. And wherever she goes trouble follows. And now that she is learning all her shifting abilities, will she be able to settle down? For that matter, does she even want to…

The best part of Sugar and her dating scenario, is she is dating twins: Derek and Tyler Baker who live in Los Lobos. The confusing, but yet fun part, is that she keeps confusing them, and can’t figure out which of the twins she likes better. They are both so Sexy, and likable, and fun to be with, maybe she could have both? What if? Yeah, if only…

The twins were happy playing the field, until Sugar came into the picture. They have had enough issues with being put through enough issues with their Alpha Leader, so having something other to focus on, made life more entertaining for them.

The true problem, however is, Sugar has an issue that follows her everywhere. Trouble should be her real wolf name, because it follows her everywhere. Once she learns more about her shifting, and dating, and life in general, the newly evolved she-wolf becomes something that even her wolf pack will have issues with taming her.

The “Winter Solstice Run” continues in this saga, and you will love it every step of the way, in this five star book. The characters are intensely evolved and draw you into their lives with them.

“Winter Solstice Menage” is a true five star read, Louisa leaves her readers wanting more, and looking forward to the possibilities of another book. The wolf-packs are truly creative in every aspect. You will love this book, as with anything Louisa puts with pen to paper. Always interesting, and entertaining, and worth your time to read, and leaves you always wanting more! I totally fell in love with Sugar, she was just my kind of character!

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Claiming the She Wolf - Louisa Bacio

Claiming the She Wolf

By Louisa Bacio 

 

Now that Tala Graystone’s brother has decided to leave the nest, she is determined to restore the bed and breakfast. It will keep her occupied and after all, it could use a woman’s touch, or maybe even a wolf’s touch. However, now she has found that she requires a little help, because she cannot do this alone.

Yas Collins feels beckoned by Black Hills, South Dakota. He himself has a background in construction.  Once he finds himself there, the town doesn’t seem very welcoming of him, however he does seem to find work at Tala’s. 

I loved the part when she shows him to his room, and he looks at the walls, which are lavender, and he says, this doesn’t look like it would be for me, it looks like it would be a room for you. And she tells him it is the best room in the house, and that it is her room. They exchange glances. And you can, as you read just feel the aura as you read it. 

The drawing of them wanting and yearning in the very beginning, the desire is there, but you know how people, (and apparently wolves) we play it cool in the beginning.

They find themselves meeting glances, and finding their desires and cravings, and getting to know one another. 

Not only do they work on the bed and breakfast, but they build a relationship with one another. I loved how playful they were, silly, and fun loving. This made me smile a lot. I actually found myself smiling and giggling quite a lot through out this book. 

It is very romantic book, truly helps you to see that love can prevail in the long run, so long as you work at it. But the book also shows you, that the outside world always likes to put there two sense in, and to just ignore it, and them and love will prevail.

I give this book five starts, when a book makes you smile while reading it, it is truly worthy of reading again and again!

Now my questions for Lousia:

1.) the characters do you have any photos or descriptions to provide for us to imagine or see who they are?

Attached are images I used when writing the book. (Did not come through, I apologize.~Deneale)

2.) what made you write this delicious book?

The idea of the shared world of Black Hills Wolves intrigued me. Writing with the established world and guidelines added another challenge. The characters also came to life pretty fast.

3.) what are you working on now?

Nothing! Seriously, I just submitted a new novella in a series two days ago. I’ve already started on book two. But, tomorrow is another story, lol.

Winter Solstice Ménage – which features Yas’s sister Sugar, came out recently. I have a third book with Tala’s brother planned.  

In my Sex University series, I’m waiting for book 3, “The Master Class,” a F/F/M that I’ve been wanting to share for a long time! (2016)

4.) Aside from writing, what other hobbies do you have?

Primarily, spending time with my family. On top of that, we have a slew of pets that require plenty of love and attention. I’m talking about dogs, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, fish tanks and on and on.

5.) how long did it take you to write this book?

I had five months to write the books. Yes, that seems like a LONG time. I probably took all of it, and then some. Some thing I tend to write fast. It doesn’t always feel that way to me.

6.) out of all your own books- which one is your favorite?

Ah, woman! It’s an impossible question! The boys in Winter Solstice Ménage are hot-hot-hot. For the longest time, it was Nick from The Vampire, the Witch & The Werewolf novels. Now, maybe Tyler. 

(I liked the green cock!)

7.) any tips for new writers?

There’s a meme about how other writers are not our competition. Make friends with others who understand. Plus bloggers and readers are your friends. They may be shy. Even if you are, make yourself as approachable as possible.

8.) please share with us all of your sites, info and where we can learn all about you:

Website http://www.louisabacio.com

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/louisabacio

https://www.facebook.com/Louisabacioauthor/  

Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/louisabacio

Any extra info you'd like to add or share:

Find your joy in life. It’s different for everyone. What brings you happiness? Embrace it, and share it with others.

  

Claiming the She-Wolf by Louisa Bacio
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Now that Tala Graystone’s brother has decided to leave the nest, she is determined to restore the bed and breakfast. It will keep her occupied and after all, it could use a woman’s touch, or maybe even a wolf’s touch. However, now she has found that she requires a little help, because she cannot do this alone.

Yas Collins feels beckoned by Black Hills, South Dakota. He himself has a background in construction. Once he finds himself there, the town doesn’t seem very welcoming of him, however he does seem to find work at Tala’s.

I loved the part when she shows him to his room, and he looks at the walls, which are lavender, and he says, this doesn’t look like it would be for me, it looks like it would be a room for you. And she tells him it is the best room in the house, and that it is her room. They exchange glances. And you can, as you read just feel the aura as you read it.

The drawing of them wanting and yearning in the very beginning, the desire is there, but you know how people, (and apparently wolves) we play it cool in the beginning.
They find themselves meeting glances, and finding their desires and cravings, and getting to know one another.

Not only do they work on the bed and breakfast, but they build a relationship with one another. I loved how playful they were, silly, and fun loving. This made me smile a lot. I actually found myself smiling and giggling quite a lot through out this book.

It is very romantic book, truly helps you to see that love can prevail in the long run, so long as you work at it. But the book also shows you, that the outside world always likes to put there two sense in, and to just ignore it, and them and love will prevail.

I give this book five starts, when a book makes you smile while reading it, it is truly worthy of reading again and again!


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