Tag: Yalitchat

How Not Querying Got Me An Offer

Everyone loves a ‘this is how I got my contract story’. I figured it was time to share mine. Back in May 2011, I decided to finish my YA Contemporary Romance and submit it to the YAlitchat submissions panel. For those of you who aren’t familiar with YAlitchat submissions panel, I’ll give you a quick […]

Posted February 23, 2013 by elizatilton in Uncategorized / 44 Comments

So it begins

Today officially kicks off NaNoWro! I almost didn’t write…I was on a plane flying back home and in the middle of reading an amazing romantic fairytale of a book–The Amaranth Enchantment–and only a few chapters away from the end. I really, really debated not writing, but then what way is that to start off NaNoWro? I […]

Posted November 2, 2011 by elizatilton in Uncategorized / 2 Comments

When Rosalie is thrown into a deadly bridal competition she must decide if the dark fae stealing her heart can be trusted to save her life.

In order to save her sick firehawks, Rosalie sells herself into a competition to marry the wicked magistrate of Farrow's Gate. If she wins, her farm is saved. If she loses, she'll be forced to work off her family's debt in an undisclosed location.

But the magistrate won't marry just any human.

He wants a mate whose magic rivals his own, and Rosalie can't ever reveal how powerful she is. In the world of Saol magic is regulated, and if the Magi Council discovered what she is, it won't only be her life at risk. Her only chance of escape is with the magistrate's dark fae bodyguard, Baine, and he has no interest in helping a human.Until one night in the moonlit woods when everything changes between them and the truth behind the bridal competition is revealed.

Losing the competition means death, winning means the death of others, and Rosalie is out of time. If she doesn't choose soon, someone will do it for her.

The Moonlit Woods is a standalone Fantasy Romance within the Shifting Fae world perfect for readers looking for sweeping, epic fantasy, slow-burn romance, fast-paced action, and a happily ever after.