They took away my hopes, my dreams, my future. They took away daylight. When they were done with all of that, they took all I had left. The blood running through my veins. And there was no way out. Or so I thought. Until a dirty-talking demon on a motorcycle grabbed me and ran. Starting a war between ancient immortals. Who would win? Who would lose? And would Drex and I be able to hold onto the connection growing between us? I guess only time would tell...
What if the chemistry is so mind-blowing that it really does wipe your mind clean? If you’re a monster in need of some R&R, Highcragh Castle is absolutely the place to go. High towers and haunted hallways, dangerous company, an indoor pool and an enchanted lake, deep dungeons—it has all the amenities. When Endora and Hunter meet there, they just click. Their chemistry is through the roof. But they’re really bad for one another. Hunter, an incubus, is a serial lover who leaves a lot of brainwashed conquests in his wake. As for Endora, she’s on a mission to dispatch a demon, and Hunter is an obvious suspect. When they give in to their mutual attraction and still live to see another day, they immediately notice a very inconvenient side effect. If they work together, can they escape their curse long enough to enjoy the sparks between them? This short paranormal novel full of mischievous bad cop/bad cop interactions will leave you feeling warm, fuzzy, and naughty.
Been there. Slain that. Ashe Carver is one kick-ass monster killer—and she has the scars to prove it. But faced with a custody battle for her ten-year-old daughter, Eden, she’s hung up her stakes and taken a job at the public library, determined to prove she’s as good a mother as she is a hunter. Easier said than done. Lovelorn vampires haunt the library, a slime demon is hanging out at the mall, and, after centuries guarding a supernatural prison, dashing Captain Reynard strides into her world like a hero from a classic novel. He has only weeks to live unless Ashe finds the thief who took his soul—and he’s just too drop-dead gorgeous to die. Second edition. Previously published in 2010 by Signet Eclipse
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For seven hundred years the Immortal warrior Tain was held captive and tortured by a powerful demon, and retreated into madness to escape his pain. Set free by his brothers, Tain has wandered the world, but he’s drawn to Los Angeles, a city divided by demon lords and vampire masters, the death-magic creatures barely kept in line by strict rules and the paranormal police. Samantha Taylor, detective in the paranormal division, is committed to bringing down drug-selling demons and vampires who turn too many victims. Her stakeout of a demon club is blown by the appearance of a man with amazing power, who kills the attacking demons with one burst of magic. Samantha is shocked to see the man is Tain, the Immortal she helped rescue, whose healing touch burns her. Tain is back, and he needs Samantha’s help. Young demon women are being murdered, and though Tain has no love for demons, he recognizes that they are innocents. He’s also powerfully drawn to Samantha, a half demon, and fears his pull to her means he hasn’t healed from his ordeal. Tain reveals to Samantha more about herself than she’s comfortable knowing, but though she’s falling for Tain, she knows he’ll never allow himself to be tied to demonkind again. When the killer endangers them both, as well as people they love, Tain and Samantha must solve the case together and fight the growing, powerful attraction between them, a battle they are steadily losing. Welcome back to the world of the Immortals, where vamps, shifters, demons, witches, and Immortals warriors exist in the real world, and the forces of life magic and death magic struggle for balance. The Redeeming is a full-length novel of 100,000 words, which can be read as a standalone.
It started with one lost pup; it may end in a war… Panthers don’t do responsibility. They don’t do long-term relationships. They definitely don’t raise kids. But when Z discovers a young wolf in the forest, he takes him in, unaware of the powerful beings hunting the pup. Fiona is a witch who can’t leave her house; the birds have told her something bad will happen, and the birds are always right. The mailbox is as far as she’ll go, but even that may provide more danger than she’s bargained for. When a wolf pup stumbles into her garden, her safe, wrapped-up world heads for a free fall. But along with danger, the pup brings a chance at love—a chance an agoraphobic witch and a bachelor panther aren’t likely to find on their own. Note: This title was originally published by Zoe Winters (The same person as Kitty Thomas) as The Catalyst, Preternaturals Book 3.) All content from the original book remains the same. This book can be read as a standalone. No cliffhangers, each book has a full and complete HEA.
She fears she’s apprenticed to a monster. But one way or another, this young witch won’t let the world fall into darkness. 18th-Century Boston. It’s only a matter of time before Kate Finch’s magical secrets are public knowledge. And with the new governor determined to chase her from Salem, she’s worried she won’t be around to deal with her mentor’s increasingly disturbing signs of demonic possession. But the rifts between worlds are shifting so dangerously that unless she takes action, the entire province could be consumed in a fiery catastrophe. Frantically working behind the scenes to shore up all the failing witches’ seals, Kate battles an authority intent on stamping out her kind. And grappling with doubt, the desperate woman faces an impossible choice: Forsake everything she loves, or betray the man who took her in… Will Kate pay the ultimate price to stop a terrifying evil invasion? The Halls of Midnight is the thrilling third and concluding volume in The Books of Conjury historical fantasy series. If you like epic showdowns, flawed heroes, and full-tilt action, then you’ll love Kevan Dale’s spectacular finale. Buy The Halls of Midnight to end the madness today!
A Viking Romance Fantasy Story "I have at last seen the rise of a new king in Isafjor and you will stand at his side as a seer, healer and adviser." Raen is both confused and horrified by the seid-witch's prediction, because she is not a seer, nor a healer. But above all else, if she does as the crone commands, she will lose whatever chance she might still have to find Rao and become his wife. A king's adviser must marry whomever the king decrees. Should she follow her heart and sacrifice the lives of hundreds to be with the man she longs for? Or should she do as the witch commands and give up all that she loves to serve and protect her people? This is a sexy short story of love, desire, battle, magic and passion. A prequel to my new Viking Hearts series, historical erotic romance novels written for everyone who fantasizes about the dark but sensually rich world of the old Norse Warriors. This old world romance story is full of hot Viking romance, explicit erotic content and some non-sexual violence. If you enjoy Viking erotica, with a dash of old world paganism and adventure, this book is written for you! Theme: Vikings, magic, Norse Gods, witchcraft, pagans, erotic love, alpha warrior, alpha male, viking hero, explicit romance, viking series books
