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Remembered By Moonlight By Nancy Gideon


Nancy Gideon is the award winning author of over 55 romances ranging from historical, regency and series contemporary suspense to paranormal, with a couple of horror screenplays tossed into the mix.

She works full time as a legal assistant in Southwestern Michigan, and when not at the keyboard, feeds a Netflix addiction along with all things fur, fin and fowl.

She’s also written under the pen names Dana Ransom, Rosalyn West and Lauren Giddings.

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Because the road to . . .

Clever, cool and preternaturally lethal, Max Savoie is leader of a secretive shape-shifter clan, heir to a mobster’s legacy, and the love of New Orleans’ top cop . . . but he can’t remember any of them. The only way to recover his past, and his rightful place in the arms of the woman who risked all to save him, is to surrender to a mysterious visitor who could use him as a weapon against all he’d loved.

Happily-Ever-After . . .

After rescuing her mate from his ruthless captors in the North, hard-hitting Detective Charlotte Caissie is now painfully vulnerable—a stranger in his eyes . . . and in his bed. The key to his memories is locked in a tortuous past. To reclaim the strength of their passionate bond, Max must learn to trust her enough to face that darkness at her side before the threat it hides exposes the secret Cee Cee carries.

Is never smooth.

When an investigation into grisly deaths in an underground Shifter fight club points to more than just dangerous clan rivalries, Cee Cee enlists Max’s help to find a traitor in their midst while there’s still time to turn a deadly invading tide. But the cost of saving their treasured future may mean sacrificing his past. Especially when the enemy they pursue . . . might be Max, himself.


“Every delicious word Nancy Gideon puts on the page exhilarates with a sensuous ferocity. Hopelessly addicted.” —Darynda Jones, NY Times Bestselling Author

Praise from Publisher’s Weekly for the “By Moonlight” series:
“A paranormal romance series with intriguing characters and zippy action . . . Gideon masters the tension required to keep her complex and engaging story moving.”

“Vivid writing, plot twists and a satisfying ending will keep readers coming back to Gideon’s magical NOLA.”

“Rich and complex. Enticing new dimensions to the Shifter world keep things fresh. Gideon delivers well-crafted prose and page-turning tension.”

Q) What inspired you to write this story?
A) I love a happy ending and, though they’d already been together in four “By Moonlight” books, my hero and heroine: deliciously dangerous shape-shifter Max Savoie and tough-as-nails New Orleans detective Charlotte Caissie, hadn’t gotten theirs. The series had spun off into the “Shadows” books which continued within the same paranormal world but had different main couples. Even though Max and Cee appeared and their story evolved, it hadn’t resolved the way readers wanted it to. So, with my first self-published book, REMEMBERED BY MOONLIGHT, I’m giving them the ending they’ve worked so hard to have and hold.

Q) How long did it take you to write?
A) I’d like to say it was a breeze, but I was surprised that it took a while to wrestle Max and Cee Cee back from fun supporting characters into the guiding focus of their own story. And, I must admit, being ADD, without a publisher deadline, I wasn’t driven to follow a schedule until I finally gave myself one, October 13, 2014 for a release day. Where I’d usually finish at least three books within a year’s time, this one ambled along for a year and a half while I worked on other projects until it finally caught its stride. A suggestion from a BETA reader opened my eyes to the problem – my hero wasn’t in control of the story. He was still acting like a secondary character! (Face palm!) After a flurry of rewrites and a few slaps to get him back in line, the story unfolded quickly and effortlessly in the final week. Just in the nick of time to make deadline. And I couldn’t be more proud of it.

Q) What is your favorite thing about writing?
A) Plotting. I love to tell a tale. I’ve got at least three (or is it five?) multi-book series—suspense, YA and paranormal—just begging for me to look their way and start writing. Sigh. If only I didn’t have to work full time . . .

Q) What is your least favorite thing about writing?
A) Not being able to devote all my time to those pleading storylines and whispering characters. But alas, one must shut down the computer at the most inopportune times to head for the 9-to-5.

Q) What is the oldest thing in your fridge and how old is it?
A) I have a mixer bottle way in the back I got to make Mudslide drinks for a critique group gathering I can’t remember how many years ago. It’s not bothering anybody and it was expensive! And it’s probably a solid by now.

Q) What can readers expect from you in the future?
A) While I was tinkering with REMEMBERED BY MOONLIGHT for that year and a half, I was also busy getting the rights back to dozens of my out-of-print backlist books so I could get them back out to readers. I’ve contracted reissues with Belle Books for four contemporary romances under my pen name Dana Ransom to come out with their imprint Bell Bridge in 2014 (three are already available!) and in 2015, their imprint ImaJinn will be rereleasing my “Midnight” vampire romance series with all new packaging, including the first three books of the series which have looong been unavailable (like since the ‘90s!). They’ll come out one per month beginning in March, 2015 for nine consecutive months! I’m also planning to self-republish some of my western historicals. And I’m waiting to hear on a YA paranormal series proposal that with a NY publisher.

I’m also hosting my 4th Annual Haunted Open House and Blog Hop from Oct.27 to Oct 31 with special guests bestselling author Darynda Jones, editor Brenda Chin and tarot expert Arwen Lynch, and lots of giveaways! Check for deets on my blog.




Prince of Shadows by Nancy Gideon

Nancy Gideon is the author of over 54 novels ranging from historical and contemporary suspense to paranormal with a couple of horror screenplays thrown in.  When not at the keyboard or working full time as a legal assistant, she can be found feeding her addictions for Netflix and all things fur, feather and fin.
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A gentle female held hostage in a deadly play for power, Kendra Terriot’s only means of survival for herself and her family is to play to a careful courtship game. The one she chooses from her clan’s dangerous heirs will inherit the coveted crown, keeping her their prisoner forever . . . unless she can retain her virtue until rescue arrives.

Favored son of their brutal Shifter leader, the only calm in Cale Terriot’s violent world is a childhood love for his delicate distant cousin whom he’s pledged to make his queen. With Kendra at his side, he knows he can become the kind of ruler his clan needs, but first he must learn how to become the kind of mate she desires.

In a treacherous race for control, where weakness means death, Cale must prove he’s not the beast his beauty fears and still protect her, especially once her unrequited love returns to free her. The only way to win her respect could mean surrendering his throne.

The only way to win her heart could mean letting her go…even if she no longer wants to be saved.
Q) What inspired you to write this story?

A) This is the 8th book of my “By Moonlight” shape-shifter series and events in New Orleans were about to bubble over. I’d gone as far as I could go without returning to the original two main characters so I took a break, branching out to do some exploring within the Shifter world by introducing the rival Terriot clan of Nevada. My heroine had a cameo in HUNTER OF SHADOWS and BETRAYED BY SHADOWS and I felt her self-sacrificing return to the restrictive and dangerous Terriot fold in order to protect her family deserved some recognition. I’ll have to admit, I loved the change of scenery from the steamy atmosphere of the bayou to the crisp isolation of Lake Tahoe, and the chance to put a different spin on the brutal warrior clan and its strutty, tattooed, rock and roll prince.

Q) How long did it take you to write?
A) I had a blast from page one to page end for almost three months. Then came the trimming of over 100 pages—always a painful process, which took another few weeks. A pretty good turn around and in to my editor by deadline.

Q) What is your favorite thing about writing?
A) The creative process. I love gathering the pieces of character, plot and setting and weaving them into an imaginary world where I can lose myself for several months at a time. It’s all about the writing. It’s a mental vacation for me. Everything else—like getting paid to do it—is a bonus.

Q) What is your least favorite thing about writing?
A) The business of writing. Who knew? I sure didn’t when I was scribbling frantically toward publication. And now, with social media, there’s a mountain of it. I enjoy the speeches, blogs, Facebook, tweeting, etc., but once a book release is over, I’m totally brain drained and can’t wait to get back to the quiet of 5:00 a.m. with Keurig coffee and chapter one of a new project.

Q) If you could be any famous person for one day, who would you be and why?
A) I’d like to be that person who discovers the ultimate cure for cancer so I can come back to pass on a message of hope, preferably in the very near future.

Q) What is the oldest thing in your fridge and how old is it?
A) I found something crouched and withered in the back of the veggie drawer the other day. Not sure what it was in its glory, but think it’s probably from the Cretaceous period. I did have a can of crushed pineapple explode in my cupboard that was from the early ‘00s! I hope I’ll be able to hold my age better.

Q) What can readers expect from you in the future?
A) More of the “By Moonlight” world, I’m hoping. I just got the rights back to 20+ books from my Dana Ransom backlist and BelleBooks will be reissuing four of my contemporaries in 2014. I’m actively searching for good homes for my historicals. I’m also tinkering with a historically set young adult paranormal series. There’s always something on the burner.
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