In
the small town of Golden Trail, PA, the Fallen Eagles MC isn't just
any group of veterans. They're patrons of the community, the
protectors of veterans and townsfolk alike, and a motley group of
world military-trained men and women. And their small town isn't
afraid to call on the varied skills of this rough and ready crew to
help out on a case or two.
Summer
brought us blackmail.
Winter
will bring us murder.
With
a Philly-based serial murderer on the loose, and the most recent
victim a member of their small town, the Fallen Eagles MC will deal
with one of the hardest cases they've ever encountered.
Davis
“Eagle” Landon has given a lot for his country—an eye, a leg,
time with his kids. He’s retired now and as the owner of several
small businesses and the founder and President of the Fallen Eagles
MC, this former Texan has his roots firmly planted. He’s ready to
settle down again, and only one woman will do.
Winter
is different. A bit of a loner. Quiet. Sarcastic. She’s also the
owner of the one and only full-service salon in Golden Trail and has
an amazingly supportive family and a close-knit group of friends who
love her for the odd woman she’s molded herself into. She still
feels like there’s something missing, though. As the youngest
Markham, she’s seen the many struggles her older sisters have
endured, and as much as the prospect scares her, she wants a love
that is all her own. The problem? Nosy sisters, a murderer killing
women who fit her description, and the guy she loves is a good twelve
years older and way out of her league.
Eagle
and Winter have a tough road ahead, but what these two are about to
realize is that not even death can separate two souls who are
f**cking written in the stars.
*Full-length
novel
Trigger
Warning: This book contains scenes of violence/sexual violence/gore
that may be difficult for some readers.
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What are your top 10 favorite books/authors? (not
in any particular order)
I have so many favorites but when I think back to
those I’ve read time and again, the ones I never get tired of, these are it.
The thing about great literature is that a book may not be for everyone, but it
offers new lessons to the person it touches. Each time, that reader gains
something new. They grow. They experience. They become a better version of
themselves.
1.
Soaring by Kristen Ashley
2. A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
3. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
4. The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
5. The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
6. Lover Eternal by J.R. Ward
7. Dance Upon the Air by Nora Roberts
8. Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling
9. Persuasion by Jane Austen
10. The Accidental Vampire by Lynsay Sands
My name is T. I started writing when in my single
digits, and while this turned to poetry and songwriting in high school, in
college I went back to my roots, and even added some bits. Since then, I’ve
melded my love of poetry, of music, of fantasy and romance, of storytelling and
relationships, of life and love and the pursuit of both, and I’ve created newer
tales. I feel that my Fallen Eagles Series is the culmination of my journey so
far, and although it’s only a couple books in, I’m excited to share these
stories with you.
A
Terrible Beauty
Fallen
Eagles MC Series Book 1
In
the small town of Golden Trail, PA, the Fallen Eagles MC isn't just
any group of veterans. They're patrons of the community, the
protectors of veterans and townsfolk alike, and a motley group of
world military-trained men and women. And their small town isn't
afraid to call on the varied skills of this rough and ready crew to
help out on a case or two.
Ten
years ago, Kit Markham left her high school sweetheart, Lee
Devereaux, behind to serve her country. The woman who returns is just
a shadow of her former self. She might be the kickass Second of the
Fallen Eagles MC, but she's also damaged—and it's an unbearable
struggle at times, just to make it through the day. The only things
that help are her veteran MC, the Fallen Eagles, her family, and
long, quiet rides on the back of Lee's bike.
Lee
has his own share of war wounds, but none worse than the burden he’s
taken on to see that the Kit he once knew finds herself again.
It’s
been over two years since she returned home, and Lee still can’t
find the girl he once loved in the woman who’s become so lost. He’s
had it with being kept in the dark. He’s demanding answers—but
he’s not the only one who’s interested in Kit’s past.
When
local soldiers, veterans, and their families start getting threats
from a team of blackmailers, Kit’s shocking history is revealed. A
twist that has Lee reeling and wondering if what they once had is
even salvageable.
*Novella
Length: 31,000 words
Trigger
Warning: This book contains situations of sexual abuse/assault/war
violence that may be difficult for some readers.
T.
Birmingham believes words are our greatest form of magic. And making
magic is what she loves best. But when it's time to put the words
aside, T. enjoys drinking whiskey with her tribe, eating pretzels
with Nutella, watching and reading as many stories as she can,
especially romances, and traveling wherever the wind takes
her-sometimes all at once. She also loves a sturdy (but cute) pair of
cowgirl boots, is hoping to one day build a log cabin with her Man
Bear, and she writes mystery and suspense in the Paranormal,
Contemporary, and MC Romance genres.
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