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Must-read reverse harem. Obsessed!
“My favorite hockey romance of 2024! Funny, spicy, and all the feels!” – 5 Stars
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I’m madly in love with these men who have bodies like gods. And they’re obsessed with me.
The tall, dark, and grumpy captain. The star forward with spellbinding gray eyes and golden retriever energy. And his tattooed, protective PA twin.
Forced to share a tour bus and hotel rooms, the tension is as explosive off the ice as on it. Will we survive, however, when a dangerous secret from our past catches up with us?
Three gorgeous ice hockey players are obsessed with me. But all of them have devastating dark pasts…
If you love…
- Steamy contemporary reverse harem
- Possessive, dominant men
- Twins
- A strong FMC with trauma in her past
- Bi-awakening
- Delicious chemistry and tension with dark angst
- Sizzling enemies-to-lovers
- Found Family
- Submissive male in harem
- Billionaire romance
- Humorous
… then you’ll become addicted to Pucking Road Trip, hooked until the very last page.





Today I discovered that the second book in the REBEL VAMPIRES series,
Hunted by humans, Light’s bought by his enemy’s daughter.






My short story – HOW TO SCALP A DOLL – was commissioned for this special first edition.


That’s the rallying cry – or the misfit call to individuality at the heart of my series
5. V for Vandetta: Alan Moore. V is an anarchist: violent and vengeful. His porcelain Guy Fawkes mask is also the influence for Anonymous and activist groups in the real world. How’s that for subversive fiction?
3. The Dispossessed: Ursula K. Le. Guin. The unlikely rebel here is a physicist. How he rebels? By questioning: neither the anarchy of one world not the pacifism of the other is perfect. There’s no such place as Utopia? Yeah, got it.
1. A Song of Ice and Fire: George R. R. Martin. Where to start? The whole series is a sequence of political machinations, military campaigns, and rebellions. The obvious is Robert’s Rebellion but the one that sums up the spirit..? It’s the Mother of Dragons’ attempts to give the control back to the slaves, so they’ll free themselves in Slavers Bay. Daenerys is the ultimate rebel: against her place in life, her gender, her role and for freedom. What’s not to love?

From my days as a teenager spellbound by the world of Buffy the Vampire Slayer every week (dangerous thrills wrapped in snarky comedy…learn from the best), I’ve loved the idea that fantasy can be empowering…and fun.
Light is a Blood Lifer and Kathy is a human. Their love is forbidden. In the wild 1960s Light realises that not as much divides the species as he’s always been taught. That maybe Blood Life isn’t about freedom but control.
My main character’s chief talent is his photographic memory: living as a vampire and witnessing all the glories and horrors, this becomes both a blessing and a curse.



Anne Rice’s Lestat is one of my favourite anti-heroes. Anne Rice’s greatest skill is to get inside the mind of her characters and then bring us readers in so close, we live their lives alongside them.





