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Whether you're a fan of contemporary, paranormal, or historical
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and my characters will feel like well-known friends by the time
you've finished reading. I'm interested in flawed, often damaged,
people who find the fulfillment they seek in one another.
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The Psychic and the Sleuth
Trusting a psychic flash might solve a mystery
…and lead to love.
Inspector Robert Court should have felt a sense
of justice when a rag-and-bones man went to the
gallows for murdering his cousin. Yet something
has never felt right about the investigation.
Robert’s relentless quest for the truth
has annoyed his superintendent, landing him lowly
assignments such as foiling a false medium who’s
fleecing the wives of the elite.
Oliver Marsh plays the confidence game of spiritualism,
though his flashes of insight often offer his
clients some comfort. Despite the presence of
an attractive, if sneering, non-believer at a
séance, he carries on—and experiences
a horrifying psychic episode in which he experiences
a murder as the victim.
There’s only one way for Court to learn
if the young, dangerously attractive Marsh is
his cousin’s killer or a real psychic: spend
as much time with him as possible. Despite Court's
resolve to focus on his job, Marsh somehow manages
to weave a seductive spell around the inspector’s
straight-laced heart.
Gradually, undeniable attraction overcomes caution.
The two men are on the case, and on each other,
as they race to stop a murderer before he kills
again.
reviews
Book Review, Toni Sweeney, 5 stars
An erotic M/M and a great thriller besides. ...
Court is a good counterpoint to the psychic and
almost his opposite in personality, granite-like
and self-contained, while Marsh is dramatic and
sensitive to a fault. Each man has a full background,
and there is equal concentration on their love
for each other as well as the story. Even the
villain gets his share of a back story. The sights,
sounds, and smells of London are there in full
force, and it all comes together in a gripping—and
chilling—story of love and death, illicit
passion and murder.
  
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TOP PICKS
Parents can't choose favorites among their children--or
they can but it's not very healthy for the kid.
A writer is allowed to have personal favorites
among the stories they've written and these are
some of mine. As a reader, I love historicals
and I really enjoy a pair of lovers having to
overcome an obstacle of class, race or communication.
These books contain some of each.
BONE DEEP is one of my first books. I was inspired
by, of all things, Ralph Fiennes' full body tattoo
in the movie Red Dragon. The hero's sense of isolation
is heartbreaking, and it makes him finding love
with the heroine all the sweeter. Ditto A HEARING
HEART with its deaf protagonist in a time when
handicapped persons were often treated like second
class citizens.
The lovers in CAPTIVE BRIDE have to overcome
huge barriers of language and culture yet they
find common ground. In THE GENTLEMAN AND THE ROGUE,
streetwise, sassy Jem is the perfect counterpart
to a brooding nobleman. Honestly, Jem's about
one of my favorite characters fashioned as he
is on the Artful Dodger archetype.
These are my personal recs and I hope readers
find satisfaction in these stories of hope and
intimate connection.
A private eye. His hardnosed secretary. A dastardly cult and
a werewolf curse. If you like your mysteries noir, Shifter, P.I.
is for you.
New Orleans detective, Rick Plazier is hired by a client to look
into her possibly cheating husband. In an effort to prove her
investigative skills, Rick’s receptionist, Amy Chang agrees
to follow the same woman on behalf of her untrusting husband.
Working from opposite sides, Amy and Rick uncover much more than
a case of faithless spouses. A deadly paranormal society plans
to hold an auction of human beings and one or the other of their
clients may be a target.
Amy’s disappearance prompts Rick to finally comes to terms
with his shapeshifting curse and use his wolf aspect to track
and rescue her. But will the pair acknowledge their constant arguing
is due to mutual attraction and will they move from bickering
into bed?
Previously published as Moon Over Bourbon Street at Liquid Silver
Books.
release schedule for 2012
Serious Play - het contemporary with Summer
Devon
Check the Coming Soon page and click on covers for more information
on each title.
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