The Bull Riding Witch

by Jamie Marchant

Overview

Waking up in a man's body would ruin any princess's morning.
Daulphina's father, the king of Asteria, has always wanted a male heir. Unfortunately for him, Daulphina's magic means that will never happen unless her bastard half-brother displaces her on the throne. But she'll take on all the gods herself before she lets that happen. He isn't nice enough to be a good king.
But apparently, the gods don't like being challenged because she's flung across the void and into the dumpy old trailer and chiselled body of Joshua Killenyen, a rodeo bull rider from Alabama. With nothing to eat but Frosted Flakes and no knowledge how she got there, she better find a way home before she gets her head stomped in by the bulls she must ride. Or her brother will take the throne and reduce her people to slavery. Remember, he isn't nice.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780997862454
Publisher:	Bewitching Fables Press
Publication date:	05/30/2017
Pages:	212
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.48(d)

About the Author

Jamie began writing stories about the man from Mars when she was six, and she never remembers wanting to be anything other than a writer. Everyone told her she needed a back up plan, so she pursued a Ph.D. in American literature, which she received in 1998. She started teaching writing and literature at Auburn University. One day in the midst of writing a piece of literary criticism, she realized she'd put her true passion on the backburner and neglected her muse. The literary article went into the trash, and she began the book that was to become The Goddess's Choice, which was published in April 2012. Her other novels include The Soul Stone, The Ghost in Exile, and The Bull Riding Witch. In addition, she has published a novella, Demons in the Big Easy, and a collection of short stories, Blood Cursed and Other Tales of the Fantastic. She claims she writes about the fantastic . . . and the tortured soul. Her poor characters have hard lives. She lives in Auburn, Alabama, with her husband and four cats, which (or so she's been told) officially makes her a cat lady. She still teaches writing and literature at Auburn University. She is the mother of a grown son.