Monday, April 4, 2016

Puck's Choice


About the Book
Title: Puck’s Choice
Author: Skye Hegyes
Genre: New Adult Paranormal Romance
Puck Dupree moved in with her sister after spending over a year trapped in the form of a fox. She had hoped to move on with a normal teenage life; however, trouble seems to have followed her.

The Council wants her to partner with a mage or forfeit her life, a friend of hers has a stalker who may or may not be trying to destroy her, and a boy at school keeps watching her. If only she could decide if he wants to kiss her or kill her.

Author Bio
“Creativity: having a pencil in one hand and the paper below it. All that’s left is the writing.” ~ Skye Hegyes

Dragons, wolves, and sharp objects are commonplace in Skye Hegyes’s home in North Carolina. She spends most of her time between writing and working. When not doing either of these things, you may find her making crafts or adventuring with her family, which consists of her husband, two daughters, two birds, and three cats… and a partridge in a pear tree…



Links
Barnes & Noble: http://goo.gl/u3Miat
Createspace: http://bit.ly/1P7FGpv

Book Excerpts



Cassie looked up at her in shock. Puck could see her eyes were the same blue as her mother’s, but Puck watched them darken to a deep violet. Her own eyes widened in shock.
“Fox,” Cassie whispered in a voice so low, Puck might not have heard her if her hearing had been back to normal. All the hair on Puck’s body stood up and goose-bumps rose along her arms and on the back of her neck.
Okay. There’s nothing scary about a girl who looks at you and knows exactly what you are and says so in a voice that sounds possessed with demons. What is with this girl?
Puck stared at her. The girl shook her Shirley Temple curls until they bounced high and then looked at Puck. “I did it again, didn’t I?”
“What?” Puck squeaked. She cleared her throat and tried again. “Did what again?”
She frowned. “What did I say?”
“Fox,” Puck told her. “You just looked at me and said fox.” She realized her voice was low, and she recognized the fear crawling through her. This girl had looked at her and known exactly what she was without a thought.
What was that all about?
Her brow furrowed. “I’m sorry. That happens every once in a while when people look me in the eye. I can see souls.” Her eyes had returned to their blue state. “At least that’s what I think I can do.”
Puck sunk down on the couch. Her legs could no longer hold her standing. “Does this have anything to do with why your mother doesn’t seem to want you alone in the house?”
Cassie shook her head. “No. That’s… complicated.”
Puck laughed. “Don’t worry. I know complicated. I bet you could tell me, and I wouldn’t give it a second thought.”
Cassie looked up at her, and she noticed the girl was really looking at her now, as if she hadn’t seen her before.
Did she not look at me before because of her soul-searching ability?
“You have yellow eyes!” the girl cried. “Just like—”
“A fox? I know.” She patted the couch and Cassie fell rather than sat. She stared at Puck, her mouth open wide enough to let in a whole slew of flies. “You tell me your story, and I’ll tell you mine.”


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