The Weird Girls: Weird Girls
By Cecy Robson
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Celia Wird and her three sisters are just like other 20-something girls—with one tiny exception: they're products of a backfired curse that has given each of them unique powers that make them, well, a little weird…
The Wird sisters are different from every race on earth—human and supernatural. When human society is no longer an option for them, they move in among the resident vampires, werebeasts, and witches of the Lake Tahoe region. Could this be the true home they've longed for? Um, not quite. After the sisters accidentally strip a witch of her powers in a bar brawl, they soon realize the mistake will cost them. Because to take on a witch means to take on her coven. And losing the battle isn't an option.
Includes a preview of the first full-length novel in the Weird Girls series, Sealed with a Curse—as well as introductions to the Weird World, and a letter from the author.
Cecy Robson
Cecy (pronounced Sessy) Robson is an award winning internationally published author of contemporary and new adult romance, young adult adventure, and urban fantasy novels. A double-nominated RITA® Finalist, Maggie Award winner, Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence winner, and published author of more than twenty titles, you can typically find Cecy on her laptop or stumbling blindly in search of caffeine.
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The Weird Girls - Cecy Robson
A WEIRD GIRLS NOVELLA
CECY ROBSON
Praise for The Weird Girls
The Weird Girls is an amazing prequel to a new series. This new and upcoming author knows how to deliver suspense, humor, action and it’s a surprise that she is just coming out with a novella/novel now. Mark my words, Ms. Robson will make her name known in no time with this great UF series.
- Under the Covers Book Blog
The Weird Girls is a fantastic introduction to the Wird sister’s world. The story takes off into an action-packed thrill ride from the first few pages and never stops. The characters are well developed for a novella and the world building is creative...If you’re looking for a unique blend of the supernatural, magic, humor and girl power...look no further, the Wird sisters deliver!
- Romancing the Dark Side
"Loved it! The women are entertaining & strong. You feel that connection between the sisters. This author shows me her series will be fun & eventful. Well worth reading before you pick up book 1 Sealed with a Curse." – Angel’s Guilty Pleasure
This is a wonderfully imaginative, action packed story that sets up what looks to be a great new urban fantasy series by debut author, Cecy Robson...Robson writes with a sense of exuberance. I feel like she had as much fun writing The Weird Girls as I had reading it.
- She Wolf Reads
I like the trials that Celia had to go through, they were insane, and I was sitting on the edge of my seat wondering what was going to happen next.
- Urban Fantasy Reviews
Page after page it’s packed with non-stop action, a lot of conflicts and well-developed characters. The Weird Girls is fast paced read, one I can guarantee you won’t be able to put it down.
- The Bookaholic Cat
This was a strong introduction to what promises to be a great urban fantasy series. I’m getting hard to please when it comes to urban fantasy lately, but this hit all the write notes for me.
- My Bookish Ways
Considering this is a novella, not a full-length novel, Cecy Robson managed to create an action-packed story that left me excited to see what will happen next in Sealed with a Curse. If you're looking for a new urban fantasy series with a group of strong female heroines then I don't think you can go far wrong with this one.
- Feeling Fictional
"The world building was fantastic. For a novella, we aren't bogged down with too much information. We get just enough mixed in with the fantastic plot to keep you turning the page eagerly in anticipation of what's to come... I am a fan for life now and I CANNOT WAIT to read Sealed With A Curse! If this novella knocked my socks off, the first full length in the series is bound to kick major ass!"
- Sinfully Delicious Books
This was so much longer than I was expecting and it was good. I mean, REALLY good. It was almost as good as the actual book, itself...I loved every moment.
- Book Marks the Spot
This novella was a welcome intro into the world of the Wird Sisters and I loved it. I highly recommend this nice and sweet novella to others. Go pick up your copy because you will not be disappointed.
- Doctor's Notes
"I really liked this little introduction to the Weird Girls. I can't wait to read the next book in this series, Sealed With A Curse." - Moonlight Reads
By Cecy Robson
The Weird Girls Series
Gone Hunting
A Curse Awakened: A Novella
The Weird Girls: A Novella
Sealed with a Curse
A Cursed Embrace
Of Flame and Promise
A Cursed Moon: A Novella
Cursed by Destiny
A Cursed Bloodline
A Curse Unbroken
Of Flame and Light
Of Flame and Fate
Of Flame and Fury (coming soon)
The Shattered Past Series
Once Perfect
Once Loved
Once Pure
The O’Brien Family Novels
Once Kissed
Let Me
Crave Me
Feel Me
Save Me
The Carolina Beach Novels
Inseverable
Eternal
Infinite
APPS
Find Cecy on Hooked – Chat stories APP writing as Rosalina San Tiago
Coming soon: Crazy Maple’s Chapters: Interactive Stories APP: The Shattered Past and Weird Girls Series
The Weird Girls is purely a work of fiction. Names, places, and occurrences are either products of the author’s imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locations, or persons, living or deceased, is entirely coincidental.
Copyright ©2012 Cecy Robson
Cover design © Kristin Clifton, Sweet Bird Designs
Formatting by BippityBoppityBook.com
Excerpt from Sealed with a Curse by Cecy Robson, copyright © 2012 by Cecy Robson
This book contains an excerpt from Sealed with a Curse by Cecy Robson, the first full length novel in The Weird Girls Urban Fantasy Romance series by Cecy Robson.
All rights reserved.
Published in the United States by Cecy Robson, L.L.C.
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eBook ISBN: 978-1-947330-16-0
Dear reader,
The night I was born, a bat swept down in front of my father as he ran along a cobblestone road. My father ignored the bat in his haste to reach the Central American hospital where my mother labored with me. The bat disappeared in the shadows. In its place emerged a man, his dark skin bare, his voice ominous, his imposing form blocking my father’s path. Be wary of this one,
he warned in Spanish. She’s not like the others.
Okay, I’ll confess. This didn’t happen. But it sounds way cooler than simply admitting my father used to kiss me goodnight wearing vampire fangs, and that he was the first person to trigger my overactive imagination.
I’ve always loved telling stories and getting a laugh. I’ve also enjoyed hearing stories, especially of the paranormal variety. Being of Latin descent, I heard many tales of spirits who haunt the night, of death lurking in the darkness waiting to claim her victims, and of circumstances which could only be explained by magic and creatures not of this earth.
The stories frightened me. I often slept clutching a crucifix while my plastic glow-in-the-dark Virgin Mary stood guard on my nightstand. And still I begged for more.
Sometimes the beasties of the night bumped too hard, and I swear I could see ghosts floating above me. I trekked on despite my fear, surviving each night while my plastic protector looked on.
On May 1, 2009, I decided to write a story about four unique women who must trek through their own darkness where supernasties bump hard, and bite harder. The Weird Girls series is the journey of Celia, Taran, Shayna, and Emme Wird, sisters who obtained their powers as a result of a backfired curse placed upon their Latina mother for marrying outside her race. Their story begins when the supernatural community of Lake Tahoe becomes aware of who they are, and what they can do.
Weird
isn’t welcomed among humans, nor is it embraced by those who hunt with fangs and claws, who cast magic in lethal blows, and who feast on others to survive. I wanted to show weird
could be strong, brave, funny, and beautiful.
My weird
girls will often face great terror, just like my seven-year-old frightened self, except without a glow-in-the-dark icon to keep them safe. Despite their fears, they fight like their lives depend on it, with only each other to rely on.
Sometimes, the darkness will devour the sisters. And sometimes, good won’t succeed in kicking evil’s ass. But just like glow-light Mary, there is hope. And there is humor―often twisted, a little inappropriate, and always hilarious―very much like a father saying goodnight to his children wearing a rubber ghoul mask and owning a collection of fake fangs no adult male should possess.
So, read on and check out my Weird Girls series. Maybe you’ll find I’m really not like the others.
Salud!
Cecy
Acknowledgments
There are two people who I wouldn’t be here without: my agent, Nicole Resciniti, and my husband, Jamie. Nicole works to make my writing dreams a reality. Jamie believed in me from the very first pages I typed. I’m so blessed to have them in my life.
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve
Excerpt Sealed with a Curse
Reader’s Guide to the Magical World of the Weird Girls Series
Cecy Robson
Chapter One
The music pounded hard enough to shake Emme’s fuzzy navel, the umbrella in Shayna’s piña colada, Taran’s martini, and my Corona. I’d shoved pieces of cocktail napkin into my über sensitive ears the moment we sat. But I wasn’t going to complain about the eardrum-busting music or the crowd of young men sitting across from us ogling my sisters. We were there to celebrate.
Two years had passed since we’d left our native New Jersey. Two years of roaming the States as travelling nurses. Two years of searching for a place to settle down. We’d stumbled into the Lake Tahoe region when our agency transferred us to a local hospital on temporary assignment. We’d thought it would be fun to check out the area. We hadn’t expected to fall in love with the lush forests, the breathtaking mountains, or the mysticism of the lake. But we had, and collectively agreed to make it our home sweet home.
Shayna raised her girly drink; her blue eyes and grin sparkled despite the dimness in the booth. "To the Wird Girls finding an awesome place to