Erotic Romance tends to come in two flavors. Full graphic, slam-bam sexual speed ahead or slow to a boil till you pop. If you are lucky, you even get a good story along the way to spice things up. With paranormal added in, you almost have to have a story or no one is going to know what is going on. Cursed By Moonlight brings together a noble man forced to turn into a werewolf each cycle of the full moon.

Alric, our noble hero and lord, is a cursed man, and Caasi is the enchanting seductress and witch. Godric, an old man, like a father to Alric, is determined to find a cure for the young man who has long since given up any such hope. Against Alric's wishes, he asks Caasi for help, and to her own surprise, she is willing. From then on, the fate of the cards is played out.

Salvation often comes not in the act of saving oneself, but by saving others. For Gabriel St. Croix, the hero of Judith James’ Broken Wing, such salvation had only been a dream.

During the turbulent and uncertain days of Napoleon’s rise to power, siblings Ross and Sarah Monroe found their adolescent brother five years after his disappearance. Retrieving him from a Parisian brothel, they travel to return him to their English estate and their privileged life. But the young boy refuses to go without Gabriel, the man who had saved him, who had cared for him and protected him from molestation and degradation for all these years. Lord Monroe and his sister are forced to ‘buy’ Gabriel from Madame Etienne and ‘hire’ him as a companion to their brother, both willing to do anything for the sake of the child.

I’m a small town girl at heart and love living in a town where everyone knows your name. But there were times when I dreamed of the big city with its bright lights and flashy cars. When I came across Barbara Meyers’ A Month From Miami and saw it featured a small-town girl like me, I had to give it a go.

Kay Lee Walsh has a problem. She’s nowhere near her destination of Miami and her car won’t start. With no money in her pocket and no friends close by, Kay Lee has no choice but to take her mechanic up on his offer of a temporary job to pay her repair bill. Her move to the big city and her new life has to wait.