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Not your typical reverse harem…

Gryphon shifter Gesa Lionheart isn’t your typical heroine. Screwed over by her family—a stunningly medieval gryphon clan that is supposed to value loyalty and truth—the former bodyguard sets out on her own to a remote city growing in the Michigan wilderness. With little in the way of life skills outside her clan training, and no one to depend on, she becomes a bounty hunter—chasing down low-level supernatural criminals for the local human police department.

Gesa knew life would be hard outside the clan, but she had no way of predicting just how strange her life would become, all thanks to a beautiful but dangerous male fae and a simple missing person’s case. Now she’s over her head in a world that isn’t what it seems, where humans can almost see the truth, rich supe philanthropists make people disappear with ease, and harem lion prides aren’t just for males….

Gryphon’s Pride is a reverse harem romance novella with an urban fantasy feel. Suitable for mature readers (and those with a sense of humor) only. If swearing, sex, or talk of past trauma are offensive to you, this might not be your thing.



Spooky reverse harem that bends the tropes...

Weird. Creepy. Frumpy. Boyish. At the young age of twenty-nine, reluctant necromancer Esper Jones is an outcast, labeled “the old witch on the hill” and avoided by all sane residents of the tiny village of Hellsfork Michigan. And that’s just fine with her. Dealing with people has all the appeal of poking her own eyes out.


But Esper’s quiet world is upset when a strange, beautiful man named Toma blows into town and destroys the walls Esper has carefully built around herself. Esper has never met another supernatural before, and she finds herself oddly drawn to the pretty medium who claims he can speak to ghosts.

Drawn into the medium’s crazy enthusiasm for rescuing people who are already dead, Esper finds herself traipsing through cemeteries and using the curse she has always hated to wake the dead and ask for answers. Because the ghosts of Hellsfork are restless, and only Esper and Toma can help put them to rest.





I wanted solitude. I just wanted to be left the hell alone. I thought life had taken everything from me.
I was wrong.

Reclusive horror writer Tess Vere has lost everything. There is no possible way her craptastic life can get much worse. Until she is attacked by a shadow creature on the Lake Huron shore. Rescued by a Ninja Indian chick and her tasty (in every way) side-kick, Tess learns that she still has something left to lose after all.
Her humanity
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Wren has trained for war since she was a child, but a secret bond with the enemy causes her to question everything she’s ever known. Steampunk? Yep. Alchemy, Shifters, and winged, vampiric Fallen Angels? Yeah, it's got that. Each book is complete on it's own, following new characters in the Earth and Sky world.



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The most powerful creatures of the supernatural community are inexplicably drawn to Mya, but she refuses to acknowledge the power growing inside her- not the least of which is the ability to make the undead explode on contact.  Aided by her sexy roommate and a powerful new lover, she struggles to stay under the radar and out of the hands of monsters that would use her for their own gain. Mya is half human, half succubus… and all attitude. 






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Come Love a Fey Collection 
Kelpie-novel
Pooka, Mer, Crow, Wyvern- short stories

When Ada wakes with a strange man in her sleeping bag, she has no idea that the dazed, dirty, and naked man is actually a Kelpie- a horse-like creature with an affinity for water.  Soon Ada is forced to choose sides in the secret war between the humans and the ruthless fey-a battle in which she risks losing everything she holds dear, including the man-or beast- of her dreams.
 Come Love a Fey is a collection of stand-alone novels and short stories involving fairytale creatures not of the Tinkerbelle variety. The common elements tying these stories together are magic, romance, and a whole lot of fey. Enter my world and you’ll meet a sexy man-eating waterhorse, a shape-shifting goblin, a mischievous merman, a commanding crow, a beautiful male fairy, and a fiery lady dragon—just to name a few. 



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(E-Published April 2013 here)
Five years ago, a car accident left Melody with a traumatic brain injury.  Melody falls in love with a beautiful man she meets on the subway, however their relationship is doomed by the insurmountable obstacle of her disability--and his immortality.  

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“You have five days to find the key, or death will visit your waking world.”  Rebecca is trapped in an endless dream- and the grim reaper wants to play.
Rebecca must fight her way through a series of fantastic creatures who force her to face her deepest pain and her innermost fears as she searches for the key to her escape.  She finds an unlikely ally along the way- but the two broken souls soon discover that this fantasy world is more than a dream, and that one of them is running out of time. 

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Carl Orff- O Fortuna (and really all of Carmina Burana)

A Secret Sky

Savannah's home has been invaded by aliens--but these gentle giants aren't wielding rayguns. When she falls in love with one of the enlightened beings, she follows him across the universe.  But their meeting may have just doomed the entire planet. 

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Yesterday, Kit Callahan was fourteen years old.  Today she is a seventeen-year-old resident of the local psychiatric hospital- all thanks to an evil library book. 
Freed from insanity by her best friend, an infatuated younger boy named Ryuu, Kit awakens to a world of cursed objects, evil kami spirits, and Shinto legend.  Armed with a blessed baseball bat, a talking dragon, and a few Buddhist monks, Kit sets out to cleanse the world of evil one cursed object, Shinto prayer, and failed math test at a time. 
 

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2 comments:

  1. Just finished your Wendigo Girl series, which I quite enjoyed (sometimes to my own surprise). Thanks for writing that.

    Otherwise, just dropping by to say that Book 5 isn't linked to the series on Amazon, so some readers (like me...) might not notice it's out yet.

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    1. Thanks for stopping by! And for reading. I don't know what's up with Amazon sometimes. I'll nudge them again. Glad you enjoyed the series!

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