I love working on things that are quirky in the kitchen. And for my upcoming book, The Fifth Horseman, I got to try out some quirky vodka milkshakes for my main character and her team to try. Disaster Shakes. Do not try if you need to remain sober.
(serves 2)
Ingredients
12 Oreos
1 large bar of melted milk chocolate
6 scoops of vanilla ice cream
½ cup of milk
Squirty Cream
Chocolate sauce
4 shots of your favourite dark rum (or more if you’re being really adventurous)
Instructions
Combine the milk, melted chocolate, and eight of the twelve Oreos in a blender. Add the ice cream and blend until smooth. You might have some chunks of Oreo biscuits left, but that is okay. You’re aiming for a Shakeaway kind of texture here. Add in the four shots of rum, and blend once more. Make sure you blend for a good 30 seconds or more to mix the rum into the mixture, otherwise it won’t be even when pouring to serve.
Pour into two pint-sized glasses, top with squirty cream, chocolate sauce, and the last four Oreos.
Enjoy!
The Horseman’s Harem Saga
Book One
Freida Kilmari
Genre: Reverse Harem Fantasy Romance
Publisher: Kilmari Publishing
Date of Publication: October 31st 2020
ISBN: 978-1-9993472-3-9
ASIN: B08K83QXWX
Number of pages: 458
Word Count: 120,000 words
Cover Artist: Covered Creatively
Tagline: No name. No past. One giant future?
Book Description:
The only thing worse than suddenly waking up in a magical house with the insanely gorgeous Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse? Being the Fifth.
With no memory of who I am, where I came from, or what I’m doing here, I’m thrust into a new life with four people who I might want more from than just friendship. But with no past, how can I possibly plan for a future?
The only clue as to who I am? Four different species' magic resides within me—Vampire, Fae, Shifter, and Witch—and between them, I might be the most powerful creature on the planet.
For fuck's sake.
Look out world, Horseman of Magic coming through!
Excerpt 1
He’s tied his shoulder-length white hair up into a knot out of the way, and I get a clear look at his not-frowning face for the first time. It’s aged with years of trouble. I can tell from the frown lines and shadows beneath his eyes, but his face also speaks of an experience the others don’t seem to grasp so heavily. Something about this man draws me in, something dark and twisted. I want to understand his pain, to revel in that darkness with him, to understand what kind of horrors this man can inflict.
About the Author:
Freida Kilmari is an author, writer, and editor residing in south-west England, who loves all things fiction. She has a passion for fantasy, romance, science-fiction, and poetry that runs her life, from her career to her passions.
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