Sybilla Romano Dinzelbacher,
LLD, Restaurateur (Black wolf, Beta Female)
I
should have been the heroine of Amber’s series The Shapeshifters’ Library because I’m way more interesting
than that librarian Liberty or that chocolate Labrador retriever Children’s
Librarian, Godiva. I would have taken over the entire series except for my
husband Harry. Don’t get me started about Harry, but marrying him was not one
of my better decisions. His shaggy innocent good looks were so different from
the slick confident werewolves prowling around the law school campus. I was
rebelling and his half-breed persona caught in a moment of rebellion.
When
his father gave him the opportunity to move to Ohio, run a bank, and wait for
the ancient pack Alpha to croak, it seemed like a first step in moving on to
bigger things. I’m ambitious. Settle for being a small-town banker’s wife? I
don’t think so. I’m a big pack girl.
Amber
is telling me I shouldn’t give away that happens in Book Two Retrieved.
Cute. Like puppy dogs chasing books. I will tell you a couple of really good
things happen to me in that book and I get to shine.
Anyway,
if Amber had wanted a heroine with a little sex appeal to heat up her books,
she should have given me more pages. But what can I say, she’s the author. I
get to be the villain, which suits me fine. I’m one of the most important
characters and got my own POV, which is cool because without my viewpoint you’d
think books and libraries are wonderful and worth saving. I’ll tell you about
the werewolf plot to destroy books and libraries. Who else lets you in on the
good stuff?
I
wear sexy clothes and own a trendy bistro which serves the best food you’ve
ever eaten. Forget the stale donuts in the library’s staff room, my French
chef’s flaming deserts are to die for.
Harry
is Beta Male to Elsie Dustbunnie (and you thought my name was dumb). In book
one, she’s retired from the public library but still runs the pack. I do give
her credit for burning down the old library, but when the librarians moved into
the old dog-shifters’ building we had to figure out how to put them out of
business and kill all the dog-shifters still in the basement. That old bag
needs a new hip and a quick trip to the old wolves’ home, but she thinks Harry
with lose the town to the dog-shifters, if she turned her tail for a minute.
She’s right. Harry would flub the whole thing. But she won’t let me have a go
at running the Pack because she’s so jealous of my youth and beauty.
I
try to get Harry to be a man – or a wolf – but his dog blood makes him wishy
washy. I’ll admit when old Harry is in wolf form he still can light my
fire, but the rest of the time – if I were a reader - and I’m NOT – I’d rather
curl up with a good book.
I
do my best to destroy every book I find. I love the rituals when we run around
in the woods on four feet and toss books onto bonfires.
So
read The Shapeshifters' Library Book One:Released to see if I can nudge Harry and Elsie into burning down the town
library. And don’t miss Book Two: Retrieved.
I get to be Pack Alpha and battle the librarians for control of the town with
the help of a hunky ex-Marine wolf by the name of Blaze.
Oh,
and Amber’s reminding me to tell you both books are sweet, despite my efforts.
So
read The Shapeshifters' Library Book One: Released to see if I can nudge Harry and
Elsie into burning down the town library. And don’t miss Book Two: Retrieved when I get the bigger part I deserve. And Coming soon Book Three: Recovered where I really shine!
Gotta give you credit, Sybilla, you DO make the story pop!
ReplyDeletehugs, Kari Thomas, www.authorkari.com
Wait till you see Sybilla in Book 3.
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