The Prince of Sin…
Legendary swordsman Adam Slade is finished with noble crusades. Scarred by his time at Culloden Moor, and his illegitimate birth, he hides behind a cynical façade and the name of Sabrehawk, selling his sword to the highest bidder.
The Prince of Sin…
Legendary swordsman Adam Slade is finished with noble crusades. Scarred by his time at Culloden Moor, and his illegitimate birth, he hides behind a cynical façade and the name of Sabrehawk, selling his sword to the highest bidder.
An Angel in Waiting…
Vicar’s daughter Juliet Grafton-Moore creates Angel’s Fall, a home where London’s fallen women can find shelter from their past. For her interference, Juliet is hated by peers and peasants alike, but she is determined to continue even as they plan to destroy her.
A Light in the Dark…
When Juliet is attacked by an angry mob, Adam saves her, but the infernal woman refuses to stay rescued. As passion flares between them, Adam faces the fiercest battle of his life—keeping this innocent angel from falling into his arms.
Culloden’s Fire Series:
Book 1: Gather the Stars
Book 2: Angel’s Fall
Book 3: Crown of Dreams
Book 4: Crown of Mist
Book 5: Morning Song
“Julie Kenner’s Demon Hunting Soccer Mom is one of the high water marks in urban fantasy.”—Christopher Golden, New York Times bestselling author of ARARAT and RED HANDS
If you want something done, ask a busy person. Kate Conner could kill whoever first said that.
As if the full-time mom, part-time demon hunter didn’t have enough to do, she’s now been given a third job—as headmistress at a special academy for up-and-coming slayers.
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Kaid MacLeod’s clan has been dealt a staggering blow, leaving many of their kin slaughtered where they stood, including his father. Haunted by the fact that he couldn’t save them, Kaid craves vengeance, but not through combat. Too many souls have been lost already. Instead, they will settle for peace by whatever means necessary. Their only chance is to kidnap his archenemy’s intended, who has been rumored to be traveling through Scotland, and use her to negotiate an end to the bloodshed.
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The MacKinnon's Bride Missing Epilogue - please note, this is a not a stand-alone novel. It is a "super epilogue," written to complement The MacKinnon's Bride and is best read after reading the entire series.
Eleven years later, Hugh FitzSimon is a broken man. He is forsaken, alone, a wretch left to wallow in his grief. A scrooge to rival Ebenezer, he is visited by the ghost of his dead wife, who has come to reveal what life has been, what it could be, and where it will end if the candle burns out before FitzSimon has made amends.
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