Too Much Emotion

I remember the first time I sobbed reading a book. I won’t tell you the book, but I remember crying so hard late at night that my mom woke up and had to console me. Yet I loved it. Makes me weird right? I love getting invested in a book so much that I sob.

I never thought I’d do that as an author.

I mean, I thought it would be nice if someone connected to it, but I thought that was just a long shot.

Well, I sobbed writing Enforcer’s Redemption. Freaking sobbed like a baby. I have no idea why this book tore at me like it did, but it’s my favorite book I’ve ever written. I mean, Adam and Bay hurt me so much that I had to write a happy Christmas story featuring an elf and the sexy Cooper bothers in Santa’s Executive in the Holiday, Montana series next.

I needed a break from the emotions.

Though I still chocked up in the Santa story, something must be wrong with me.

Now, just because I cried as an author, doesn’t mean readers will. Though from the emails I’ve already receive, apparently Adam and Bay’s story will make you cry.

Sorry?

Sometimes we all just need a good cry. Which sounds odd, but I know a lot of people to it. I can read a happy book, a funny one, a suspenseful one at any time.

But sometimes I need the one that tugs at the heartstrings.

What about you? Do you need a book to do that to you sometimes?

 A little about Carrie Ann:

Carrie Ann Ryan is a bestselling paranormal and contemporary romance author. After spending too much time behind a lab bench, she decided to dive into the romance world and find her werewolf mate – even if it’s just in her books. Happy endings are always near – even if you have to get over the challenges of falling in love first.

Carrie Ann’s Redwood Pack series is an bestselling series that has made the shifter world even more real to her and has allowed the Dante’s Circle and Holiday, Montana series to be born. She’s also an avid reader and lover of romance and fiction novels. She loves meeting new authors and new worlds. Any recommendations you have are appreciated. Carrie Ann lives in New England with her husband and two kittens.

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Enforcer’s Redemption

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            Adam Jamenson has suffered through the worst loss known to man. The only reason he lives day-to-day is to ensure the safety of his Pack. As the Enforcer of the Redwood Pack, it is his job to protect all in his path, though he was unable to protect the ones he held dear. The war with the Centrals is heating up and Adam must try and grit through it in order to survive. Though the broken man inside of him may not want to…

Bay Milton is a werewolf with a past. And a secret. She’s met the Redwood’s Enforcer only once, but it left a lasting effect. Now she needs to find him or everything he had thought he lost, may be lost again.

Together, they must struggle and find a way to fight their pasts and present in order to protect their future. But the Centrals have a plan that might make their path one of loss and destruction.

Excerpt:

The scent of ice and berries filled Adams nose. He loved the way it made him feel at home, like he belonged. A warm body lay flush against him, and he smiled. His Anna. She’d come home. He rested his hands on the swell of her belly, feeling their child. He inhaled that ice and berries scent again as the fog lifted, and he froze.

His Anna did not smell of those things. No, his Anna smelled of oranges and cinnamon. He cracked open his eyes, ignoring the dull throb in his temples and behind his eyelids, and bit back a curse. Bay lay snuggled in his side, and his erection strained his jeans, rubbing against her. He stopped the movement of his hips and bit back another curse. Flashes of the night before came back to him. Images of Maddox dragging him back to his home and throwing him on the bed mixed with images of the red-haired stranger taking care of him.

She whimpered in her sleep, and instinctively he cradled her face with his hand to quiet her. She rubbed her cheek against his palm and quieted, her body sinking into his like it had a right to be there.

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