Browsing: Shifters

From a New York Times bestselling author: When demon-slayer Tayla is admitted to a hospital run by demons, she encounters the head doctor, Eidolon, who awakens desires she can’t resist… “What a ride! Dark, sexy, and very intriguing, this book gripped me from start to finish” (Nalini Singh).

“Deftly blends elements of Steampunk and vampire romance with brilliantly successful results…darkly atmospheric and delectably sexy.” Booklist Starred Review for…

Northern Exposure Even in Grundy, Alaska, it’s unusual to find a naked guy with a bear trap clamped to his…

The Guardian. An immortal with incredible strength, created centuries ago to protect the purity of the vampire bloodline and fight…

From “one of the premier authors of paranormal romance” (Kresley Cole): When Grace stumbles into a magical world, she finds herself at the mercy of sexy dragon shifter Darius. He’s supposed to take her life for trespassing — but will he claim her as his own instead?

Reread this classic Atlantis tale, now with all-new scenes Females young and old, beautiful and plain crave Valerian’s touch. None…

A USA Today bestseller with nearly 2,500 five-star Goodreads ratings: As an Immortal Guardian, Lisette fights the darkness… but she’s in love with a declared traitor who haunts her dreams. “Book after book, Duvall brings her readers complex, fascinating tales of romance, danger, and loyalty” (RT Book Reviews).

#1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan delivers another deliciously dark paranormal romance in the DARK Series They were…

From the New York Times bestselling author of Halfway to the Grave: When Leila, a uniquely gifted mortal, is kidnapped, she reluctantly requests help from legendary master vampire Vlad — the world’s most feared creature… An “edgy and sizzling” series opener (RT Book Reviews).

From a #1 New York Times bestselling author: Lachlain, a ferocious werewolf warrior, discovers his insatiable desire for alluring vampire Emmaline in this RITA Award winner. “A unique romance — it truly stands on its own” (Sherrilyn Kenyon).