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NEW: Accepting her Laird, Book 3 of the McRaidy Clan

NEW: Accepting her Laird, Book 3 of the McRaidy Clan
Available at all your favorite e-Book stores!

~The McRaidy Collection~

  • Her McRaidy Chieftain, Book 1 of the McRaidy Clan
  • Somers Rising, Book 2 of the McRaidy Clan
  • Accepting her Laird, Book 3 of the McRaidy Clan
  • Only because it was You, Gus McRaidy
  • All of Me, A McRaidy Son

Sunday, October 5, 2014

The McRaidy clan Book 3 has arrived!

Much like the celebration of a new addition to the family, I am excited for the newest addition to the McRaidy Collection.

Accepting her Laird, Book 3 of the McRaidy Clan is out in the light, blinking her pretty eyes.

Don't forget to catch up with Book 1, Her McRaidy Chieftain and Book 2, Somer's Rising.

This is my 7th book and you will find them in all your favorite places.
Eternal Press
Amazon
B & N
Just type in Em Epe at your favorite book seller and I'll pop up and say Hello!

Here is a little peek to get your reading endorphin's started....


Blurb:
Bellas journey to the Scottish Highlands ends tragically until she meets Rian McRaidy, Laird of the McRaidy clan.

As the target of the hated Glarys, she settles in as the artist in residence for protection and she pursues her attraction to the powerful McRaidy Chieftain.

Rian can only resist temptation for so long before he decides to make Bella his own but it may be too late.

Find me:
My author’s page at Eternal Press: http://www.eternalpress.biz/people.php?author=395


Friday, May 9, 2014

An interview with Cate Parke's hero Richard in her new book Richard Berkely's Bride

I'm thrilled to welcome Cate Parke this evening. I have interviewed the hero in her spectacular book, Richard Berkeley's Bride. Let's sit back and poke and prod to find out all about him...shall we?

Cate, could you introduce your hero before I begin the questions?

Thanks so much for agreeing to speak to the hero of my story today. I must tell you, Richard was reluctant to appear here. (He’s a man of the eighteenth century, you know. He finds the twenty-first century a bit daunting.)

Can you tell us your name and how you first met your writer?
My given name is Richard William Thomas Berkeley. Cate was a guest at Lord Edward Campbell’s the evening Lord Edward and my father proposed Lord Edward’s lovely daughter, Alexandra, as my future wife. She sat in the shadows of the room so it was difficult to see her. I didn’t actually meet her until later that evening, at supper.
Did you ever think that your life would end up being in a book?
No, Cate surprised me. I believe I led an interesting life, but I wouldn’t have believed someone in the twenty-firstt century would have thought so.
What are your favorite scenes in your book: the action, the dialog or the romance?
I loved Cate’s description of the scene where I would have beaten Lord Thomas Graham within an inch of his life. The vicious fop had it coming to him. Cate had the sheriff stop me before the man bore little more than mussed clothing. I disliked him from the first time I set my eyes on him. Doubtless, he felt the same about me. We never spoke to one another except to trade insults.
Did you have a hard time convincing your author to write any particular scenes for you?
Cate wasn’t eager to write the scenes between my wife and me—in the bedroom, if you catch my meaning.
Do you infiltrate your writer’s dreams?
No—the only person who manages that feat is my wife. Cate and Alexandra have an uncanny relationship. Cate seems to read her mind. Alternatively, Cate is forced to ask me about myself, or watch the things I do and try to understand my actions and activities. With Alexandra, Cate almost seems to have always known her. I find myself at a loss to explain it.
What do you like to do when you are not being actively read somewhere?
Like most gentlemen, I enjoy my leisure hours. I have a sawmill and enjoy planning improvements to it. I was blessed to find the finest land steward in South Carolina and perhaps anywhere in the American colonies. The man has—had, that is, a genius for designing engineering marvels. I breed Arabian horses and hope to have a large herd of them one day, as fine as the one from whose stock my horses came, the Harrisons of Virginia. 
Are you happy with the genre your writer has placed you in?
Yes, for the most part, though I might have chosen an action adventure for myself. My wife has a secret passion for historical romances. She reads the ones her aunt sends her from cover to cover. I’ve a feeling she rather likes being the heroine of her very own romance.
Do you like the way the book ended?
Yes, but the book didn’t actually end if, once again, you catch my meaning. Our story continues in Cate’s next book, Dreams Within Dreams.
What is your least favorite characteristic your writer has attributed to you?
It is the scene where I disgrace myself with my wife. You see, she’s the granddaughter of two dukes and believed she had fallen out of love with me, especially after our son was born. I failed to acquit myself well. I admit it.
Do have any secret aspirations that your author doesn’t know about?
Yes. Cate doesn’t know that I would like to design a ceiling fan able to turn without means of a servant.
What do you do for a living?
I must beg your pardon, but I don’t labor at anything. I’m a gentleman. After completing my years at Oxford, I trained as a lawyer at London’s Inner Temple. I was fortunate. Most Americans were admitted only to the Middle Temple. It was Lord Edward who assured I was provided with the best education. After I returned to Charlestowne, Lord Edward took me into his successful business. I perform legal service for him whenever he requires them. I also operate a successful lumber mill. My plantation, Oakhurst, requires much of my time. It is successful, as am I. By means of canny investments, I’ve already acquired a small fortune. I shall make a much larger one, I can assure you.
What is your greatest fear?
In my soul, I most fear losing my beautiful wife.
What do you wear when you go to sleep?
You surprise me madam. I wear nothing at all.
What is your most prized possession?
My wife.
Did you have a pet as a child? 
I have a pet now. His name is Jack. He has a longer name, but Jack suffices. He’s a St. John’s Water Dog. He is the forerunner of the dog you call a Labrador Retriever. My wife’s grandfather sent her a Scottish terrier pup. She named him Gilleasbuig after a famous ancestor of hers. You’ll pardon me for believing the pup will never grow to such heroic proportions as his namesake—though I would never say these words to my wife. (There you have one of my secrets!)
What do you find most appealing in men/women?
In men it would be their ability to argue their positions with sound logic. I enjoy engaging in strong arguments with my friends. In women, it is their poise, their gentility, their beauty, their ability wear the clothing of our day with aplomb. You must understand, that society of our day does not expect women to be well-informed and well educated. I believe this is a mistake. I always have.
What do you find most unappealing in men/women?
I am repelled by most women’s stupidity. As I mentioned, most men and women believe education to be wasted on young girls. I believe they are wrong. Certainly, my wife hasn’t fallen prey to this ignorant conviction, and for that I am eternally grateful.
What do you like most about where you live?
Oakhurst? The house. It’s where I live with my wife. She has made it a home. It is graceful and elegant, as warm as anyplace could be in the winter—and as cool as anyplace could be during our long hot, humid summers.
What’s your favorite thing to do on a rainy Sunday?
Even on rainy Sundays we rise early, breakfast with our houseguests, attend services at St. James Goose Creek Church of England, and return home for one of Miss Ruth’s magnificent dinners. Miss Ruth is our cook. Lord Edward employed her and her husband when he first built the plantation. My brother and I often ride during the afternoon. By sundown, our guests have departed. I rarely waste the hours of my day. I spend the evenings with my beautiful bride.
What is your vivid memory of your mother and father?
One of the things I found most engaging about my parents was their attachment to one another. My mother never failed to flirt with my father and he with her. Perhaps I was aware of it because I’m a man. Girls have flirted with me almost since I was breeched. My parents never spoke about it to me but I was aware of them, you may be sure. My mother’s face lit up in a certain way when my father entered a room. They never failed to touch one another and their eyes rarely left each other while they were together. Now and again, one of them would make an innocuous comment to the other evoking private smiles and certain little glances. It’s how I’d hoped the marriage I shared with my future wife would be. I’m a fortunate man. Alexandra and I share such a bond.
What is your least favorite word?
I believe it must be the four letter epithet most of us dislike most. I use it now and again. Most men do. I confess, though, I still don’t like it.
What turns you on?
I confess, I’m unfamiliar with this term. From the way you ask it, however, I presume you mean that which I find titillating. If that is the case, I find my wife’s brisk response to my lovemaking to be my greatest…turn on. She’s loving and, most of all, creative in her response to me.
What turns you off?
If, from your previous question, you ask what I find most off-putting, it must certainly be a woman’s grasping for more than are her just deserts. While I sympathize with women’s positions, I find such behavior amongst them to be unladylike…distasteful. They are not the women to whom I would have offered my hand in marriage.
What sound or noise do you love?
Ah-h, you ask such easy questions. It must be the soft noises my wife makes when she is well-sated from lovemaking.
What other profession would you like to try?
Not only would I like to try it, I shall go to war on behalf of my country. I cannot support England’s position in the American colonies.
What is your most favorite memory?
On the day were wed, the doors from the narthex opened and my wife stood with her hand on her father’s arm. She was a shimmer of brocaded cloth of silver, her bodice cut below her breasts. A stiff starched lace inset scarcely covered their rosy tips. Her shoulders were bare as well as a large part of her bosom. A long train trailed behind her. The skirt of her gown opened below her tiny waist to display the beauty of her ruffled petticoat. Her mother’s pearls dangled in her ears. High-heeled slippers, covered in the same brocade as her gown, bore froths of stiff pale blue ribbons tied in bows sewn on each one. They peeped from beneath her gown with each step she took toward him. She wore a crown of winter herbs and hothouse flowers on her head. A lace veil covered her long red curls. She’d told me it was a gift from her Grandmother Wessex. I suspected the heirloom was priceless. She was a vision of loveliness. I shall never forget it as long as I live. I couldn’t imagine I could be more in love with her than I was that day. I must confess how very wrong I was.


Monday, February 3, 2014

Eternal Press Authors Valentine Blog Hop!

Welcome to the Eternal Press Authors Valentine Blog Hop!

*Leave a comment and your email address anytime from February 9th through February 15th at 5 p.m. eastern time for a chance to win 1 of 3 grand prize packages of 7 e-books from the fabulous and talented authors listed below. 

*Be sure to visit each author and comment to increase your chance of winning. 

*PSSST participating authors will be holding their own drawings as well...so check out their temptations! Eternal Press has kicked in some swag for our wonderful hoppers and each author will be drawing for that awesome give away!

Let's kick things off and tell me; In your best relationship, which came first for you, Love, Lust or are you still figuring it out???

Don't forget to keep hopping and commenting at our Eternal Press authors listed below
Scroll all the way to the bottom for another little surprise.......

Lots of Love and Happy Valentine's Day
Em


Andie Lea

Barbara Winkes

Briana Lawrence

Em Epe
Somer’s Rising, Book 2 of the McRaidy Clan

Fiona McGier
For The Love Of His Life

Giana Bruno
The Journey

Jeremy E. Elwell

Katie McKnight
Secrets Revealed

Kimberly Tipton
Passion Surrender releasing 2014

KZ Riman
Kissing Another Grimaldi

Laura Dasnoit
Forgotten Legends

Linda Hays-Gibbs
Angel in My Heart, Devil in My Soul

Lisa Acerbo
Apocalipstick

M. Homer
Dare to Breathe

Rachel Robinson
Escaped

Roberta Hoffer
Silent Heart

Rose Montague
Jade

Ross S. Simon
Red Dahlia

Stephanie O'Hanlon
Affaire de Coeur

Trisha Haddad
Deep Green


Another little gift for you! Hop over to http://www.eternalpress.biz/  and use promo code 20EPdb14 at check out for 25% off your entire ebook order.

Saturday, February 1, 2014


Saturday, January 11, 2014

So much is going on! Reviews, interviews and upcoming blog hop!

Interview:
I had awesome interviews with Katie McKnight! Come check them out.
http://farmingdale.patch.com/groups/katie-mcknights-author-spotlight/p/em-epe-is-in-the-author-spotlight
http://writergirlkatie.wordpress.com/2014/01/09/auther-em-epe-is-in-the-author-spotlight/

Katie McKnight is the author of Secrets Revealed, a suspenseful-romance. Be sure to get up to date on her book while you visit my interview.

Review:
Oh Yes! Awesome review for All of Me, A McRaidy Son by Andie Lea! In part, she says: Barb and Den’s story is definitely unlike one I have read before. You will be enthralled from the time you start reading until you finish the last page.

Check it out http://andieleabooks.com/2013/12/31/book-review-for-all-of-me-a-mcraidy-son-by-em-epe/


Eternal Press Authors Valentine Blog Hop:
Here is sampling of authors and books coming for the Eternal Press Valentine’s Day Blog Hop with more to come! Look for us beginning Feb 9th - Feb 15th win a grand prize winner receiving an ebook from all our participating authors! Doesn't much better than this with so many talented writers.

Pop over to their Eternal Press author pages and take a look at the wonderful selection of books from this talented group!

Fiona McGier 
For The Love Of His Life

KZ Riman
Kissing Another Grimaldi

Jeremy E. Elwell

Barbara Winkes

Stephanie O'Hanlon
Affaire de Coeur  

Linda Hays-Gibbs
Angel in My Heart, Devil in My Soul

Trisha Haddad
Deep Green

Rose Montague
Jade

Katie McKnight
Secrets Revealed

Em Epe
Somer’s Rising, Book 2 of the McRaidy Clan

M. Homer 
Dare to Breathe

Lisa Acerbo 
Apocalipstick

Ross S. Simon
Red Dahlia

Roberta Hoffer
SILENT HEART