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According to the book of Deidre's
Secret, “When Deidre Roux has premonitions of danger, watch out! Faced with thwarting bank robbers and
protecting others from the high school bully, she must reveal her secret to her new friend, Mark Cummings. Can she convince
him that she truly sees a world of imminent danger headed their way before it's too late? Not only must Mark deal with Deidre's
premonitions, which he has a hard time believing, but his convicted uncle has returned home. Humor, suspense, and conflict
rule the day as Deidre's crazy aunt tries to do a true crime story on Mark's uncle. Deidre attempts to keep her aunt out of
it before she gets mixed up in the much darker business of robberies and murder-her own, if she's not careful.”
According to the book description Deadly Liaisons, “He
resisted the dark huntress…now he’ll use all his powers to make her his own. Tezra Campbell treads a dangerous
line between her job as a telepathic investigator for the Hunter Council and her alternate life as a renegade. Beneath her
cool, professional exterior lies a dark obsession to find the rogue vampire who murdered her parents ten years ago and left
her sister a traumatized shell. An obsession that drives her to use herself as bait. Daemon, former bastard prince of Scotland
and now head of the American vampire clans, sees Tezra as a danger to herself and to his people. Especially if the killer
vampire takes her bait. Concerned his own brother might be accused of the crime, Daemon takes Tezra into custody, intending
to keep her out of the way so he can find the killer himself.
Things don’t work out the way
either planned. The more she fights him with her telepathic powers, the more she stirs up his sexual bloodlust—the kind
only a mate can cool. And Tezra begins to wonder…is her desire for him real, or just a way to use Daemon to find the
murderer? It’s a deadly game they both aim to win—even while they try to keep their hearts intact.”
According to the book of Relative
Danger, “Murder, mayhem, and family secrets abound when some beneficiaries of an insurance magnate's last
will and testament plot to get their money early. During a week of togetherness orchestrated by her not-quite-departed uncle's
will, headstrong heiress McKenna Sutherland has to team up with resort manager Thomas Hampton, the man who stole her heart
five years ago, or she'll lose her inheritance--to him! McKenna and Thomas need to uncover the villain among a cast of colorful
characters who have joined them for the week, each of whom has a stake in the ultimate outcome--Uncle Sheldon's money, and
loads of it. Thomas's job is to keep Sheldon's faked death a secret, while he makes sure McKenna isn't next on the killer's
hit list. With everything around them a lie, can Thomas regain McKenna's love and trust before it's too late? Find out in
this twisting Agatha Christie-like tale of suspense!”
According to the book description of
Winning the Highlander's Heart, “Countess Anice vows to flee the amorous advances of King
Henry I, and return to her home in the Highlands, where she hopes to find a laird to wed. Highlander Laird Malcolm MacNeill,
seeking an English bride, becomes entangled with the Scottish lass while trying to find out why her staff has vanished.”
According to the book description of
The Vampire...in My Dreams, “Love bites when a seventeen-year-old vampire and witch tangle.
Marissa Lakeland faces her worst nightmare one dark and misty night when she chases a gorgeous hunk of a guy to prove he's
a vampire. So why does the thought of tall, dark and vampiric appeal to Marissa, when there's no way a vampire can compel
a witch to do his bidding? At least that's what she's read in vampire lore. But lore can be mistaken. Fledgling vampire Dominic
Vorchowski knows Marissa's the only one who can save him. Only why does she have to be a witch? Fate has thrown him together
with the bewitching Marissa and if he gains her trust, he'll have his life back again. Except for that whole eternal thirst
for blood thing. And the fangs. Not to mention the aversion to intense sunlight. In any event, he's set his sights on one
girl who's totally off the menu. The centuries-old vamp Lynetta wants Dominic to replace the lover she lost, and no teenaged
witch is going to take her guy away. Dominic and Marissa must stop the vampiress from winning the battle of the night but
time is running out.”
Harriet Klausner said of To Tempt the Wolf, “Wildlife
photographer Tessa Anderson is taking pictures of an out of control California wildfire when the wolf rushes her; she escapes
and thinks she best go back to Oregon for her brother's murder trial. At the same time she drives by, twin sibling grey lupus
garous Hunter and Meara Greymere leave the inferno to move to the cabin on the Oregon coast left them by their uncle who retired
to the Everglades.
Soon afterward in Oregon, Tessa comes by, but Meara tells her to leave. Tess insists
she was to have dinner with Uncle Basil as he told her to call him, but Meara remains unfriendly until Tess sarcastically
says nice meeting you and goes, but makes it clear she will insure Uncle Basil is okay. Afterward Meara demands her brother
find her a mate or she will join the others. While Hunter worries about his no longer compliant sister, he also finds himself
wanting the human photographer. However as his pack deserts him, several beings attack Hunter. Wounded, he swims to the beach
near Tess' home. Tess helps him and soon she is a target of his enemies and of his wanting her.
The third werewolf romance (see DESTINY
OF THE WOLF and HEART OF THE WOLF) is an enjoyable action-packed thriller from the fiery onset to the mystery of what is going
on in Coastal Oregon. Fans of the series will enjoy the tale of the Gray Pack forced to relocate near a Red Pack (in Portland)
as werewolves are territorial. Tessa is an intrepid human female who is not afraid of the big bad wolf while Hunter has found
his soul mate ironically as he has tried for almost two centuries to find Meara's alpha mate. Terry Spear provides an engaging
paranormal romantic suspense as gold is the greedy lowest common denominator and love the highest common denominator.”
According to the book description of
To Tempt the Wolf, “in this third in the series, wildlife photographer Tessa Anderson must
prove her brother innocent of murder charges. But when she discovers a gorgeous naked man barely alive on her beach, she's
got a new world of troubles to deal with, not least of which is how he affects her with just a look, a touch, or a whispered
word. Hunter Greymore is a lupus garou, a grey werewolf. Hoping to keep a low profile at Tessa's cabin on the coast, he's
drawn into her life—and into her bed. His animal instincts war with his human half, but in the end, the only thing he
can do about this fascinating, adorable woman is to leave her forever —unless she becomes one of them.”
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