One text can change everything.
Honor Calhoun never thought her life would ever be like the books she writes for a living. One morning while out for a run, she learns not all bad things are plots in novels. Some horrors can actually come true.
She faces off with a persistent attacker, holds her own, but in the end is taken hostage and thrown into a hole. In the middle of the woods.
But Honor didn’t go down there alone.
She took her kidnapper’s phone with her. With a spotty signal and a dying battery, her hope is slim.
Nathan Reed is an active duty Marine stationed at a small reserve base in Pennsylvania. All he wants is a calm and uneventful duty station where he can forget the memories of his time in a war-torn country.
But a single text changes everything.
Nathan becomes Honor’s only hope for survival, and he has to go against the clock, push aside his past, and take on a mission for a girl he’s never met.
Both of them want freedom… but they have to survive long enough to obtain it.
Cambria Hebert is the author of the young adult paranormal Heven and Hell series, the new adult Death Escorts series, and the new adult Take it Off series. She loves a caramel latte, hates math and is afraid of chickens (yes, chickens). She went to college for a bachelor’s degree, couldn’t pick a major, and ended up with a degree in cosmetology. So rest assured her characters will always have good hair. She currently lives in North Carolina with her husband and children (both human and furry) where she is plotting her next book. You can find out more about Cambria and her work by visiting http://www.cambriahebert.com“Like” her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cambria-Hebert/128278117253138Follow her on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cambriahebert
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Get to know the author
Readers have a great privilege of stepping directly into an author’s mind. They have in front of them in black and white what someone else was thinking and feeling as they were writing. It’s actually pretty personal.
But even though you read the thoughts that swirl through an author’s mind doesn’t mean you really know them, because the thoughts and feelings they write are usually a character’s.
I think sometime’s reader’s wonder about the person behind the book. The author.
So in today’s post I am going to tell you 10 things about me that you don’t know.
10 things about Cambria
1. My favorite movies are the Fast & Furious movies. I watch them all the time.
2. I hate crickets. All the crickets that are around my house are always missing a leg. It’s the creepiest thing ever.
3. My favorite food of all time is cereal. (Any kind)
4. When I write I wear a hoodie and flip the hood up over my head. It blocks out distractions.
5. I’m extremely stubborn. (Yep, I’m a Taurus)
6. I can be superstitious.
7. I hate clutter. (That show hoarders gives me hives).
8. I use Proactiv because I suffer from acne. (notice I said suffer. I mean really, is it fair I am 32 and still have to have it??)
9. I like to run. It helps me clear my head and manage stress.
10. I’ve moved six times in the past 10 years.
And those are ten things about Cambria Hebert.
Now tell us one thing about you!
If you don’t know me, no worries allow me to give you my STATS:
Name: Cambria Hebert
Occupation: Fairy Godmother — Kidding! I’m an author
Favorite color: Orange (like a pumpkin)
Favorite food: Coffee
Height: 5’2
Weight: Yeah right, I’m not telling you!
Pet Peeve: (I’ll choose only one today, lol) When the food on my plate touches. (EW!!!!)
Please describe the following:
Describe the night sky to someone who cannot see.
The night sky on the clearest of night is like running your fingers through the softest of velvet. Its like sitting in a room completely still and void of sound – but you don’t feel alone. You feel surrounded by peace. It’s like drawing in a breath of crisp cool night air and feeling those wisps of breath travel down your throat and into your chest.
Describe the feeling of silk for someone who can not touch.
It’s the feeling of jumping into a pool and kicking your feet out and gliding through its depths. The way the water brushes against you – the way it curves to your skin – so cool and gentle – that’s the way silk feels when you brush your fingertips over it.
Describe the sound of child’s laughter for someone who cannot hear.
It’s the tightness in your chest that one feels when someone does something so kind for you without even being asked. It takes your breath and makes it hard to breathe because you are so taken aback that someone would be so kind. It’s the joy that makes your chest so tight – the joy that rings through your body – a child’s laughter isn’t so much the sound but the feeling it leaves behind.
Describe the taste of chocolate for someone who cannot taste.
It’s the feeling of being really cold, your fingers icy and then coming inside and warming them by a roaring fire. The way the heat trickles into your skin and the cold seeps away.
Describe the scent of fresh cut grass to someone who cannot smell.
It’s a blue cloudless sky, bright with the sun. Staring out over the most brilliant of green and seeing it all cropped the same, looking like a thick carpet that invites your bare toes.
Describe love to someone who cannot feel.
It’s watching a mother comfort her crying child or watching a couple hold hands on the street. It’s the sound of someone’s voice that you couldn’t live without. It’s the first bite of a really good dessert that you know is sinful and you shouldn’t eat at all. It’s knowing that someone is going to be at home waiting when you pull in the drive.
This or That
Night or Day? Night
Book or Ereader? Either!
Coffee or tea? Coffee
Cat or Dog? Dog
Summer or Fall? Fall
Chocolate or Flowers? Flowers
Spiderman or Superman? Spiderman
Paul Walker or Vin Diesel? Paul Walker
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