Novel excerpt: Morning Star (Ethos), by Desiree Finkbeiner

Ethos: Morning Star, by Desiree Finkbeiner

Today I’m privileged to host an excerpt from Morning Star, first novel in the Ethos series by Desiree Finkbeiner. It was released on March 28 and already has 70 reviews on Amazon, 68 of which are five stars.

Here’s a taste of this very highly rated book:

Life goes on as it normally does… work, school, recreation, taxes… and for the ignorant, life is bliss. But when a mysterious stranger enters Brianna’s mundane routine, her eyes are opened to the dark underbelly of reality. She’s thrust into a race for her life when Kalen, a warrior from Ethos, discovers that she is harboring a secret… a secret that he’d give his life to protect.

There’s just one little problem… they are tempted by a forbidden romance, which threatens to compromise a divinely appointed mission. They are faced with a choice… love eternal, or the end of the world…

Sound intriguing? Well, the news gets better. Up till midnight US time, the book is FREE on Amazon.com. Actually, there are ten books that Hydra Publications are offering free till midnight, so if you get in quick you can load up your kindle with some great titles for absolutely nothing. So what are you waiting for?

The books can be found here:
Morning Star (Ethos) by Desiree Finkbeiner
Andraste by Marisa Mills
Bridgeworld by Travis McBee
Gnosis  by Tom Wallace
Heart of the Hunter  by Linda Anne Wulf
Secret  by Morinda Montgomery
The Heart Denied  by Linda Anne Wulf
The Universal Mirror by Gwen Perkins
Ukishima by Nigel Sellars

About the author:

Desiree Finkbeiner attained a bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from Missouri Southern State University (2006) with a heavy background in business, marketing, music and fine art– She was heavily involved in campus affairs and served actively in several committees focusing on campus entertainment and events.

Desiree Finkbeiner

She had a scholarship for acting in college though she was not a theater major. Although she no longer performs or focuses on musical/performing arts, she has chosen to shift her talents to other areas that are more conducive to raising a family.

Continuing education is a constant adventure for Desiree with topics of interest ranging from civil and corporate law, history, political conspiracy, homeopathic medicine and spiritual healing. She prefers to read non-fiction, especially on topics that educate and broaden her perspectives on controversial issues.

With thousands of completed art works in her archives, most of which appear in private collections worldwide, Desiree hopes to focus more on publishing, marketing and licensing her work so she can leave a legacy behind.

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Thanks, Desiree! It looks like an awesome book and I can’t wait to read it. I hope that everyone who sees this post makes the most of the free offer at Amazon while it lasts – get in quickly!

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6 Responses to Novel excerpt: Morning Star (Ethos), by Desiree Finkbeiner

  1. Emi

    Sounds like an awesome book! I got it and I can’t wait to read it!! :)

    Btw – You’ve been nominated for the Beautiful Blogger award!! Congratulations!! Click here – http://fourleaves92.wordpress.com/2012/05/06/the-beautiful-blogger-award/ – for the rest of the information!!!

    • It does sound good, doesn’t it? I’m looking forward to reading it too – once I’ve posted my next book review. :)

      And thank you! I’m terribly flattered. *starts thinking about seven things about herself that she can post* Really, that’s so lovely of you, I don’t know what to say. *hugs*

  2. Gwen

    Hi, Emily,

    I just wanted to say thank you for the lovely post featuring the Hydra novels! It’s very much appreciated and I really enjoy your blog. :)

    Gwen

    • Thanks, Gwen! I’m always happy to help out fellow writers, and if linking to your book did that then I’m thrilled. It was a pleasure to do. And you’ll be pleased to know that I got them all myself so I’ve got lots of great reading ahead of me. :)

  3. And you must check out Gwen’s book, “The Universal Mirror”, it was a great read!

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