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Today's Book Spotlight is Amethyst by K.L Dimago.  This is the first book in the Amethyst series. Engjoy reading!

Amethyst
When a fearsome pirate captain hires on a new crew member, she hardly expects he might teach her to love. However, as her carefree life on the seas spirals out of control, she might not have anyone else to turn to.

Hoping to escape a violent past among the fae people, Amethyst set sail on a ship that will bow to no one. Cadell is a captain who must reign in vampire instincts while still squelching anyone who would oppose him. When the two join forces, they must fight back against an enemy who would kill them both. With each turn, Amethyst battles for control and at last, this fae captain must make a decision that could set her free, or cost her everything.


K.L. Dimago
K.L. Dimago is a fantasy author with goals to also write contemporary fiction. Her passion for writing began at a young age and continued throughout her childhood and adult life. She began writing before she learned to read which turned into an equal passion for reading as she grew older and discovered authors such as Tamora Pierce, C.S. Lewis, and Walter Farley, among others, that inspired her to pursue her own dreams of becoming a writer.
 
Her debut novel, Amethyst, was published August 2nd, 2015 by Kellan Publishing, followed by Imprisoned Hearts in 2016 as a short story in the romance collection, Bewitched Love. Dimago currently is working to finish the prequel to Amethyst, which she’s titled: Amethyst: Rise to Piracy (now available), and soon after will continue work with the sequel titled: Iolite.
 
K.L. Dimago attended Texas Tech University for a B.A. in English and now lives in the heart of Texas with her husband and boys. She is always welcome to questions and to connecting with new people, especially fellow writers and readers.

Name your price for Amethyst and start enjoying the adventure now.

Enjoy your day!

Kellan Publishing

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