Elizabeth Guest presents her guest: Jayne!


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Welcome to Running With Quills, your online newsletter designed to keep you up to date with what your favorite authors (that would be us) are doing throughout the year. Here you will find the release dates of our new books and get information about our backlists. We'll preview our cover art here long before the books hit the stores and we'll keep you informed about works-in-progress and special projects. You'll also receive advance notice of signings and appearances. From time to time we'll give you a peek at our worlds, tell you what we're reading, and introduce you to some new authors.
Tuesday, April 01, 2008Elizabeth Guest presents her guest: Jayne!![]() ![]() Elizabeth Guest is busy finishing off the next volume in her fabulous Pharaoh's Rising series so Jayne here, again, to give you another scene from THE RIVER KNOWS, my latest Amanda Quick novel now available in paperback. Also a reminder: if you enjoy my GHOST HUNTER books, you'll find a sneak peek at the next novel in the series, DARK LIGHT, at the end of THE RIVER KNOWS. You'll get to meet our latest heroic dust bunny, Elvis. Meanwhile, here's another scene from THE RIVER KNOWS. "You must leave at once, sir," Louisa said. "Emma must not find us together when I am in this state of undress. Hurry." He reached for his boots. "You will note that this is one of the great drawbacks to an illicit affair. One must maintain constant vigilance." She grabbed her robe off a hook. "You can't go out the front door. You will have to use the back stairs and leave through the garden." She snatched Anthony's hat off the table and tossed it to him. "Go." "One question before I leave, Louisa." "No questions. There is no time." "My question is, did you experience anything approaching transcendence this afternoon?" he asked. She was horrified by the delay. "For pity's sake, sir, this is no time to talk about that sort of thing." "I am not leaving until I get an answer." "Yes, yes, it was all a marvelously transcendent experience. Just as the novelists describe it. Now leave at once, sir." He smiled, kissed her again, very quickly, very possessively, and departed. She thought she heard him whistling in the garden. I hope you enjoy The River Knows! Sincerely, Jayne
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