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January 26, 2012

Spotlight on The Tears of Elios: Meet Crista McHugh’s Gregor & Ranealya

Tears of Elios author Crista McHugh brings us a taste of her book today, with this dialogue excerpt between characters Gregor and Ranealya. Gregor: I’ve always wondered why the kingdom has taken such a hard stance against your race. Ranealya (morphing into the image of a prior king): Wouldn’t you worry about someone that could mimic anyone or anything? Think of the trouble we could cause.

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January 25, 2012

Review: The Tears of Elios (Elgean Chronicles #1) by Crista McHugh

TLDR recap:

When Gregor finds a wounded shape shifter in a nearby cave he finds himself compelled to help her. He takes Ranealya in, in part to learn about her species, even though it would be certain death if the King was to find out that a human was helping one of the other species in the kingdom. With the King trying to exterminate the other species in the kingdom, a group of them have banned together to create The Resistance. Will Ranealya and Gregor be able to help Galen and The Resistance before they are all wiped from the realm? A must read!

Title: The Tears of Elios Series: The Elgean Chronicles Author: Crista [...]

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October 31, 2011

Want to win a Kindle for the holidays?

Would you like to win a Kindle for the Holidays? Tears of Elios author Crista McHugh is giving away a new Kindle Touch 3G to one lucky person this holiday season. Check out her blog each Monday morning from October 31-December 5, 2011, for a question about one of her titles.

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