Thank you, up front, to “I Am A Reader, Not A Writer” and Bookworm Lisa for hosting this awesome Lunar Love Giveaway Hop!

Just this past Monday, my second novel, Hide & Seek, released! Let me tell you a little bit about it:

Lie, cheat or steal, no one can catch Tripp Fox. Except one woman.

Lexi Shepherd’s knack for finding whatever is asked of her isn’t sheer luck. It’s a gift from the Greek god Zeus.

That Lexi doesn’t use her ability to search for “Mr. Right” comes from one of many personal rules she has set for herself. Number one is not to let fate dictate her future.

Falling in love with Tripp breaks all the others.

Despite her principles, Lexi’s unable to stay away from the bad boy, and she finds herself toeing the grey line of the law for him.

Zeus, though, didn’t give Lexi and Tripp their talents to make their relationship a simple, easy alliance. He designed it to be exactly the opposite. Impossible. Always.

With their separation, Lexi expects Tripp to forfeit love in favor of destiny. He, on the other hand, intends to beat Zeus at his own game. With a plan in place, Tripp challenges Lexi to take the one action no one else can.

Find him.

The question isn’t can she … but will she?

Dying to read this right now? You can buy it … or hope to win. Or buy it if you don’t win … or buy it to support an author and with your second copy, give it away. 🙂

Now, you might be wondering how this fits into the lunar element of this blog hop. Well first, it’s a paranormal story, but more importantly, Lexi and Tripp’s story is based on Zeus’s ultimate paradox.

What is the ultimate paradox?

The myth states that Zeus created the fox to always get away, and the hound to always catch his prey. Well if they are playing the same game, and the fox must get away from the hound, but the hound can always catch his prey, can either do either?

You see, a paradox is an unanswerable conundrum.

A game that cannot be won.

In Lexi and Tripp’s case, and by reading the blurb, you may get the gist of their conflict. The question is … will they, or won’t they be able to get around it?

Zeus got around this little problem by sending the fox and hound to the stars — as Canis Major and Canis Minor. Tada! A little mythology lesson combined with some astrology.

But … I have a big question for you! First … a giveaway:

What I’m giving away:
– An ebook copy of Hide & Seek
– A printed, signed Hide & Seek bookmark

I would love it if you (buy my book, but this is a giveaway, so… these are all totally optional, just giving you a chance to connect with me):

– Add one (or all!) of my books to your Goodread’s list (just click a picture and it’ll take you right there)

– Subscribe to either my newsletter (monthly update) or my blog (per post update). Both are accessible in the right sidebar

– Follow me somewhere:

To win, just:
– Please do one (at least) of the above optional goodies and
– Answer the ultimate question in the comments! (This will tell me that you stopped by).

Ultimate question:

How would YOU solve the unsolvable — the ultimate paradox?

Post your answer before 11:59:59 on March 13th, and I’ll choose and post the winner by the 14th.

As always … thank you!