So, if
you are reading this right now you are a loyal friend, family member, or
someone who accidently stumbled across this page and are now wondering how the
hell you got here. So, just in case you
fall into that last category, let me take a moment to introduce myself.
My name is Tasha Driver. I am your not-so-typical waitress, barista,
single mother, and chick living with Crohn’s Disease. In this blog you will probably hear about all
of those things at some point, but the primary purpose of this is to promote my
(in the works) book series, The Luminosi Brotherhood. The books are Paranormal Romances and have
plenty of steamy parts along with the action. I have been planning this series for the last
three years of my life. Now that I have
a clear picture (at least in my head) of where this is going and Book One is
close to being finished, I figure it’s time to let you all in on why I get that
spacey look on my face at inappropriate times and mumble about demon hunters
and lesbian fairies. Yes, I said lesbian
fairies, but we will get to that later.
What’s the basic premise of the
series, you ask?
Well, without giving the awesome
parts away (you’ll have to purchase the final products for that) here’s a brief
series synopsis:
In the beginning of time,
when God was creating Earth, He called His Angelic Council, “Peace,” “Love,”
“Truth,” and “Justice,” and asked how they felt about Him creating humans. “Love” and “Justice” agreed while “Peace” and
“Truth” made a strong stance against us lowly humans even existing. What they didn’t know was that God had
already made His choice and only wanted to know who among His angels would
uphold His decision. This began a long
history of angels falling from Heaven.
When they reached Earth, they
were referred to as Daemons, or “those that are no longer holy and
all-powerful.” Our modern term for them
is Demons. Angels of death became
vampires. Angels of Destruction became
Shifters. Angels of Enlightenment became
Psychics. Angels of Words and Knowledge
became Spellcasters (or witches) and those of Nature became Elementals. All of our mythical monsters and bogeymen
once lived beyond the pearly gates of Heaven.
Now they live amongst us.
Two factions formed from
these Daemons. Those that wished to use
and annihilate humankind – The Scuri, or Dark Ones, and those who protect us
from harm and choose to live secretly among us until they are allowed to return
to Heaven. They are called the Luminosi
Brotherhood. Luminosi means Bright
Ones.
There are many leaders and heroes
in the Brotherhood and these sexy boys and a few luscious vixens are whom each
book in the series revolves around.
There will be separate postings about them individually.
Then, of course, are the bad
guys. The Scuri are led collectively,
regardless of type, by Lykos, former Angel of Destruction and “Peace” (I know,
the irony, right). When he fell he
didn’t just become a Shifter, he mutated into a giant wolf beast, raped
countless human women and became the father of all werewolves. And, yes, he’s kind of a dick. His claim to fame was killing “Truth” back in
the early days who he vilely refers to as “that pussy with daddy issues.” Brownie points if you can guess one of “Truth’s”
names that we are a little more familiar with.
Finally, there are the Prices. A family of demon hunters. These bad asses have been kicking Daemon butt
since Before Christ. Presently, they are
led by Jackson Price. He is the C.E.O.
of Price industries, a government weapons manufacturer and front for the
recruitment and training of Hunters worldwide.
Jackson, along with his brothers Seth and Javier, and little sister
Samarra, make a lot of trouble for Luminosi and Scuri alike. Throughout the series the Luminosi Brotherhood
have to decide whether the Prices are allies or just humans that need to be
considered collateral damage.
There you have it. Hopefully,
you’ll stay with me in this journey.
I’ll be posting excerpts as I go along and I’m sure I’ll have a few
giveaways as we get closer to release. I
will be self-publishing so your dedication is integral to my success. I thank you in advance for helping me to
achieve my dream.
Be well,
Tasha
