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Here's a recent interview by Savannah Chase.
I blogged. Don't faint. I do blog, once in a long while.
WHO ARE YOU? Why are you here reading this? Drop me a line at my gmail account, shapeshiftersinlust.
Dead Kitties Don't Purr is the second act in Lesbians vs Zombies: The Musical Revue. See an excerpt here. My heroine is a shy geek finding her first love and her tribe among college students trapped by the government's draconian efforts to contain a devastating new plague.
You can also order Dead Kitties from Rainbow eBooks.
The Lesbians vs Zombies blog is live.
Khyber Run is available at Loose Id and on Amazon Kindle, at Sony, and All Romance eBooks.
Zarak abandoned that Warrior Code crap long ago. Oscar personifies it. In a war-scarred land, two men fight for justice, honor, and who gets top.
Transplanted from an Afghani battleground to a Florida playground at age ten, Zarak Momand spent the next several years trying to remember Pakhtunwali, the Pakhtun Way, and instill the Pakhtun warrior spirit in his younger brothers. A generation later, he’s a burned-out Navy hospital corpsman who has lost touch with everything that matters: his brothers, his heritage, and possibly his soul.
Then he is kidnapped by USMC scout-snipers hell-bent on justice for a murdered brother marine. The murderer has deserted. They have ideas where to find him and plenty of unofficial support–but this is Afghanistan, where the easy answers are wrong and the best-laid plans don’t stand a chance. Codenamed Zulu, Zarak navigates the ambiguities of fourth generation warfare, where there are no front lines and where the moral high ground shifts without notice. He can rely on no one but Oscar, a sexually compelling marine who is every bit the warrior young Zarak had once hoped to be. But is Oscar’s rough passion a betrayal between brothers? And what happens when their target would rather die than go back?
Khyber Run (the paperback) is now available on Amazon.
See excerpt and interview at Silvia Violet's blog.
See haiku interview at JS Wayne's blog.
KT is back, in Turner & Turner 2: Turncoat.
Nine months ago, Ken Turner and his lover, FBI agent Turner "Turn" Scott, handed in enough evidence to bring federal charges against KT's stepfather, but Father escaped to Mexico. When Mexicans kidnap Turn, KT desperately smuggles himself across the country to seek help from a man out of Turn's past. A man whose photo Turn still cherishes. A man who, KT finds, has crossed the border and now contends with KT's stepfather and other drug lords for leadership of their cartel.
To survive, the drug lords must know which parts of their networks have been compromised. Turner Scott has that information. One of the drug lords has Turn. Another has KT. The third knows KT might be Turner Scott's only weakness.
But Turn himself doesn't know whether his hunger for justice is stronger than his taboo love for KT.
Find Turncoat at Amazon, at Barnes & Noble, at All Romance eBooks, or at Rainbow eBooks, your virtual corner bookstore.
Originally available in the Smart Ass anthology, the Turner & Turner series begins with One Good Turn. It's available through the publisher, at All Romance eBooks, or at Rainbow eBooks.
Summoned to his parents' estate, brash young Kendall Turner steels himself for yet another confrontation. He doesn't expect this level of betrayal, though. His parents play an explicit and humiliating video surreptitiously recorded by KT's ex, who has taken up blackmail. KT is ordered to report to a psychiatric facility while his family scrambles to brush the dust back under the carpet.
He flees instead, accompanied by Turner Scott, heavily muscled star of his most personal fantasies. Only the flight turns into more of a kidnapping when Turn needs to buy time for his own mysterious activities.
When his ex turns up dead, then missing, then most definitely dead, Kendall feels a trap closing in--and all clues that don't point to him point to his protector, Turner Scott.
Smart Ass is frank, funny, and fresh.
--Josh Lanyon, author of the Adrien English mysteries.
"For the record, I am never, ever going to any parties at Amber Green's house."
--Victor J. Banis, who is old enough to know better.
Prohibition. The Charleston. Hard times. Jazz. Foreclosures. Breakaways and cutting loose. Twilight Amery sets her sights on Harlem, where a girl with a voice--even a white man's bastard from Alabama--can be somebody. Hopping a freight train, she joins up with the beautiful, bitter Mr. Stone and the compellingly magnetic Hector, two Harlem men trying to get home however they can. Harlem hoofer Daniel Stone has been looking for a congenial soul to share in his relationship with the larger-than-life Hector, but he never expected to find that soul in a female body--much less attached to a southerner with heartbreakingly futile dreams. But now he and Hector owe the girl, so they will get her to Harlem and they will get her a fair chance to reach for her dream. Even if it means the wrong heart gets broken.
Faced with club-wielding Pinkerton agents, a dead body, and a shortage of money, Twilight and Stone forge an alliance while pursuing their individual mating dances with Hector. Then an old enemy of Stone's intercepts them, and issues a challenge that Twilight makes the mistake of accepting.
In a time of spies and saboteurs, the shadows hide something worse. The Huntsmen: LIGHTS OUT! is the story of Jack and Lorelei, and Tommy.
November, 1942: The world is at war, the horizons dark. Hydes once driven underground by electric light have reclaimed the blacked-out streets. Against them stand huntsmen Jack French and his twin, Tommy. Only half a step from becoming monsters themselves, the twins risk life and soul to protect the people of the daylight world.
After her mother joins the victims, Lorie joins the hunters. Jack and Tommy need her as a lure. More, feeding on her orgasmic energies might keep them from taking that fatal half-step into the darkness.
Lorie loves with the intensity of a wartime romance, but she knows the score -- she's a convenience for this mission, and the guys won't spare a thought for her once they move on. Jack grimly holds his affection at arm's length; the woman a huntsman loves is too likely to die screaming under him.
Under Jack's intimate tutelage, Lorie becomes a perfect feeder, the consummate bait. But when a beloved face becomes a monster's face, will she have the grit to do what must be done?
The Huntsmen: BACKTRACK takes place in 1984.
Remember 1984? Big hair? Commodore 64 and self-correcting typewriters? Huntsmen overwhelmed with the progeny of the freewheeling seventies?
Yeah, that 1984.
Three years ago, Sugar made the mistake of volunteering to testify against a drug lord, Glenn Digger. Now she's on the run, her kid is in foster care, and the guy she has the hots for is supposedly only seventeen. When she finds out Cassio is no overgrown teenager, she wants one bed-busting, rollicking screw before she moves on to the next anonymous city, the next fake name. Cassio comes in a double helping? Bring it on!
Fort is weighed down with responsibility. Only 22, he and his twin Cassio are raising six pairs of younger brothers, nephews, and cousins. As a huntsman, Fort needs good and frequent sex in order to maintain his humanity. He's not charming, though, so he leaves all that falling-in-love nonsense to his twin, Cassio.
But this time Cassio falling in love has nothing to do with heartfelt sighs or bad poetry, and everything to do with finding out who this woman really is, and why she's using a false identity.
Sugar enchants Fort, makes him feel playful--but he can't afford to clown. When he learns Sugar's secret, he has to help. Because her young son isn't hidden any more; Digger has him.
Sugar knows that even if the twin detectives rescue her kid today, she will always be running, always be hiding, so long as Digger's alive. She's tired. She's scared. And she's damned tired of running.
Bare is back without brother! The Huntsmen: BAREBACK brings the huntsmen into the 21st century, to the condo-cluttered, blood-drenched Florida landscape. Joe's life is perfect--except for the serial killers, the mysterious twins, and his new love being a guy...who needs sex to stay human.
Everyone knows Joe as a straight-up, straight cop standing fast in the moral heart of his beloved town. Brian's new in town. He's also a bareback, a jinx, an untwinned huntsman nobody in his right mind would rely on. When the dark side of the cops--vigilantes gone outlaw--joins with the monstrous dark side of the huntsmen, lovers must become brothers to strike at the heart of evil.
The Blood Lust anthology includes More Than Memories, a story of the living stones. Dick is an ass. Harry's anal. Obviously, they're made for one another. But scruples, and an unscrupulous vampire, come between them. What's a ghost with a geek-fetish to do?
One week Tyler is signing the deal of her life and in sight of her first million. The next week, she's on the run for her life--a pawn in a world of high-profit body parts. But she's still The Tyler, queen of game designers, and just the person to turn the tables...given any chance at all.
Long ago, Esau devoted his entire being to the welfare of his pack. But now he's found a woman who needs him fully alive--fully alpha. Pack duty requires him to track her down and deliver her to her enemies. He can't. But to save her, he must give up everything he thought he had, and become more than he ever thought he could be.
Hawkmoor MA thought she was human. Darien thought she'd readily adapt to the shapeshifters' world. Lia thought she could be controlled.
They were all wrong.
Shapeshifters Darien Berenov and Mary Alison Hawkmoor were bonded to one another as small children. Then Mary Alison disappeared, an orphan in the human world, and grew up treating her full-moon "hallucinations" as mental illness. Darien took her place as Hawkmoor, growing up as a prince among the shapeshifters and using the Hawkmoor name to keep the peace.
When Mary Alison surfaces, Darien's authority reverts to her. Exploiting the erotic aspects of their awakened bond, he seeks to form a union of souls and to resume his rule in her name. Mary Alison defies him. War explodes as Families vie for territory and position. With people dying and the moon swelling toward full, Darien chooses among ugly options: He must bring his mate under control, or he must sacrifice her for the sake of peace.
An Interview In The Back Seat!
THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING ORGANIZED? Here's one: You can find my pictures cleverly hidden under the DISCUSSION button! Sigh...
"We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home." Edward R. Murrow (1908-1965)
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