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Those who fight aren't the only casualties of war. There’s nothing as dangerous as a Felidan who’s lost his mate…especially if his name is Sinbad sh’en Singh.

Bring your hankies for this one. It's a tear-jerker. Into each life some rain must fall but Sin and Andi get a hurricane before the sun shines through.

THEY COME WITH THE TERRITORY...

Sinbad is opening up new smuggler's territory for Felida and that's great, until he learns it comes with not one but two concubines... Now he's stuck between a rock and wife Andi and the little woman isn't happy.

He's a criminal. She's far from it.

Together, they’re Earth's last hope... they just don’t know it yet.

Robinson Crusoe had it easy!

"My name is Vlad Chemare and this is what I did for love..."

Vlad Chemare is learning the hard way what it means to be king of the vampires, as well as the responsibilities required of a man about to be married.

His current ordeal? Meeting his future in-laws.

In the midst of betrothed Meredith’s wedding plans, an assassination attempt puts a crimp in the proceedings, sending Vlad, vampiric Southern aristocrat Sebastian Blackthorne, and Dusty the werewolf tracking down the mysterious killer before he succeeds in his mission.

If a destroyed vampire is able to return from oblivion, there may be only one thing the new king can do…and that will require a sacrifice he doesn’t really want to make.

"Part vampire romance and part action adventure, de Vissage handles both sides of the tale with style, inventiveness, and no small humour. There’s an action-drenched finale with a real surprising twist."--Tony Richards, author of the Knotts Landing series.

She answered an ad to be a nanny. She didn't know it was for the children of a crime boss from another planet...but when the triplets were kidnapped and taken back to their home planet, then the fun began!

"This book is an awesome combo of genres with everything you could wish for: a strong heroine, great heroes, a well fleshed out alien culture and history, neat sci-fi gadgets, and romance... I would strongly recommend this book to anyone looking for something slightly different from the norm..."--SSLY review.

Be careful what you ask for...you may get it. Katy wished for a "Bad Boy," and the devil sent her what she wanted...or maybe not.

“…I love reading stories by Toni Sweeney...a fun afternoon read.”—Paranormal Romance Guild

The doggies can talk and the human listens. They're royalty and think she's there to protect them. They're all stranded on an uninhabited planet and no one know they're there...until the pirates attack.

"...How bad can a book be when it is filled with adorable, smart, talking dogs... Read this book you won't be sorry."--Paranormal Romance Review

Only one thing is worst than the beast, and tha's the man who owns him.

An egotistical artist, his neglected wife, a captive loup-garou...a recipe for disaster in Medieval France.

"...this is a story for the ages. Author de Vissage shows his talent for describing emotion as well as developing characters. Well done. On a scale of 1-5, Path of the Wolf deserves a 6."--Wild Women Reviews.

He has walked the corridors of eternity, from the past into the future, seeking someone to love him for who he is inspite of what he is.

"...This is not a short vampire romance novel with a great "happy ever after" this is a masterpiece of work...not a singular romance, this is a story of a vampire cut from the Dracula mold of Bram Stoker... I give this 5 Stars because I cannot think of anything to compare it to..."--Amazon Review

THE NIGHTMAN'S ODYSSEY, available in Kindle and paperback. https://www.amazon.com/Nightmans-Odyssey-Tony-Paul-Vissage-ebook/dp/B0CPBDD5V3/ref

When Grace's father died, he left her nothing...because he said he wasn't her real father. Now Grace and boyfriend Mayfield are searching for Grace's dad and opening a can of worms so big it will change their lives forever.

Welcome to Estonko, the little South Georgia town with the native American name and a secret it's carried for over a century.

“Where is my son?” On her knees in the midst of the garden where she’d been gathering herbs, Lis the midwife looked up at the man on the horse. The sun behind him made him a black silhouette above her, a wild-haired figure wrapped in animal skins. Though she raised a hand to shield her eyes from the glare, she couldn’t see his features and that frightened her as much as his words. Dear Ildred…can it be? How did he learn of Ossian? “There’s no child here,” she denied, hoping the boy would obey her this once and stay inside the hut as she’d ordered. She got to her feet. “Don’t lie to me. Tamsin told me she left him with Lis, the midwife of the Lynx village. Do you deny you’re she?” “You know Tamsin?” Fear surged through Lis. “I know the wench well.” His laugh was rueful, as well as sardonic. “How is she?” She’d heard nothing from the girl since she left her son in Lis’ care over two years before. “Dead for all I know.” His answer was grim. “She gave me four of the happiest months of my life.” His expression told her admitting that shamed him. “Then she ran away. I’ve been seeking her ever since…” He looked away, not as if shunning her gaze, but rather inspecting the hut. Lis wondered if it passed his scrutiny. Is it worthy to house your son? He took a deep breath. “Soon the winter winds will come, so I’m discontinuing my search. I thought to find her, then claim my son, but the gods will it otherwise. I’ll take the boy now. In the spring…” His blue eyes met Lis and in them she saw an abrupt surrender to truth, something she sensed this man rarely did with anyone. “If she lives, I’ll find her and bring her home…to be with me…with us.” Lis’ fear thickened. She’d promised Tamsin she’d protect the child but if the mother were dead…perhaps he’d be better off with his father. Nevertheless, before she relinquished the boy, she had to be certain of this man’s identity. “Who are you?” “I think you know.” “Nevertheless…” “I’m Samric the Mountain Wolf and I’ve come for my son.” He gave the answer impatiently, his temper ready to escape what little control he kept on it. “Bring him to me.”

If you like tales of Red Sonja combined with the wizardry of The Outpost, you’ll enjoy The Forest Witch.