She’d spent the night with a vampire.

Just a little teaser.... Darren's definitions of right and wrong are a bit on the loose side, but, yeah, he tries to be a good guy.

The Girl with Life to Spare

The more I worked on this book, the more I became interested in how a modern young woman would really seem to a 19th century gentleman.

The Vampire and the Cutter

Roxanna is a troubled young woman, with out-of-the-norm proclivities that make her a bit of a vampire magnet.

Meet, Swoon...eh, not quite

I've always liked this first conversation between Darren and Roxanna, where he presumes she's going to fall into his arms, but she's having none of it.

What they don't know...

In this case, my niece doesn't know that her old Honda, affectionately called "Patches", provided the inspiration for Roxanna's rusting means of transport.

fortune tellers...

I confess all I really know about fortune tellers is they make for nice plot devices. (Hey, Shakespeare used them!:) I've never been to one. I suppose I could write it off as book research. I wonder if the IRS has an audit flag for "palm reading"...

About Blood Bond...

Roxanna Collins thinks her life as a Vegas singer is going nowhere - until she's dragged back in time to Regency England. While the vampire who brought her there tries to convince her they are the perfect match, Roxanna sets about turning a gentleman's club on its ear, not to mention the refined sensibilities of her handsome piano player.

Darren lures her like a flame in the darkness, while Philip hides his light. But both of them speak to some deep part of her - must she choose?

*An erotic paranormal mmf romance.*