Paranormal (3)

In the sequel to "Moonkissed," Jacob adjusts to his new life as a vampyre--heightened senses, new physical abilities, and parties.

Yes, parties. The finest kind, thrown by the best people. His new acquaintances become fast friends, in this lush, romantic tale of vampyre life in modern times.

"They stepped out into a lobby crowded with vampyres. Naked underlings weaved their way through the hordes of guests with trays of green absinthe and angel’s breath – a special wine made with the blood of virgins. By the pillar on the top step a shirtless couple writhed together, their hands all over each other, their kisses hot and passionate. Below in the main ballroom, vampyres danced to the music being played by a live orchestra. The sound they produced was exotic, played on instruments from the old countries. The dances were foreign to Jacob. Some vampyres danced in pairs, others in quartets, creating a spectacular twirling, whirling, kicking and skipping mass.

On the far side of the room under a blood red canopy trimmed with gold fringing sat the Emperor. Beneath the potted palms that flanked him stood naked guards, their muscular bodies still amidst the vitality of the party, their massive cocks on show for everyone to see. The Emperor himself seemed amused, watching his guests enjoy themselves while various individuals approached him and paid tribute, either by kissing his boots or the ruby ring on his finger.

Jacob lost sight of him though as they walked down the steps and into the ballroom."

~8900 words

"Lightworker and The Shadow" tells of the erotic misadventures of a gay superhero who has the power to generate and manipulate light.  He finds himself increasingly unable to control his own darker side as it begins to manifest in the form of an adversary with the power to expose the hero's shadier impulses. Who will prevail?

Gay, superhero erotica? Hells, yes! Not only is the genre very specific, but the story is HOT.

~5,000 words

"Elliot couldn’t help touching himself as he thought again of the burglar he’d temporarily blinded earlier that evening when he spotted the thief tampering with the lock on the front door of a mansion in the well-to-do neighborhood just a few blocks away.  He only got a brief look at the perpetrator after he’d stopped him cold.  He was younger, probably late twenties or maybe early thirties . . . trim, tight build . . . dark hair and dangerous eyes . . . just the type who always turned Elliot’s head and fired the synapses leading straight to his groin.

The superhero caressed his well-defined chest and let his strong hands meander sensuously down past his flat belly to..."

Haley is on the hunt. A vampire for centuries, she knows what she needs and wants. And she wants the ultimate pleasure for her kind: the taste of  blood, untamed and feral.  She stays with a family that surprises and frustrates her, but she is ultimately satisfied.

A pleasure to read--allow yourself to be carried away into this world.

"...David was grappling her skin, trying to connect with her body. As they tussled, she growled at him to get off of her, but he was unrelenting. Suddenly, Haley felt the problem--poor David was battling his libido, not her! With a laugh, she threw him off of her, pounced on top, and took his tender young neck between her teeth. ..."

~9300 words

***News Update***

"Hunter" just received 4.5 tombstones in a review at Bitten by Books! Included in the review:

"A tantalizing short-story from a vivid writer, “Hunter” is one great read. I can’t believe it was only fifty pages - the author packed so much into it. I hope she continues Haley and David’s tale, and I plan to be on the lookout for more of this woman’s work."