Angela, I love all types of paranormal except time travel ones. For some reason I can’t get into them. If you’re going to write a historical or a sci-fi I think you should just do that. Now a rift in time/space where someone winds up in an alternate reality where cars are powered by magic crystals and Godiva chocolates have no calories? Maybe that would be cool!

Carol, thanks! Shadow was the story I started before Wallflower, so I’m glad it finally has a home. Poor Chris waited two years for his story to be finished, and it’s my first full length novel. He’s earned it!

Hi Lindsey! I’m hoping to make Shadow book one of a four-part series. If people love the wizards and witches I may go further, but they won’t be shapeshifters as well. It has to do with a curse…

Lisa, I’m glad you enjoyed VMA! It’s at the top of my favorite pile of the books I’ve written. I’m looking forward to hearing from my editor on Eye of the Beholder so book two can come out. I know there are changes she wants made and I want to get them done for her.

All of your books are great. I’m not a huge fan of menage, but Very Much Alive is my favorite book. I reread it at least once a week (I know I need to get a life). I am waiting for all your future books.

Lisa

And thanks Edie! I guess you like my Pumas? I’m typing as fast as I can but it’s summer and the kidlets are running around the house screaming “FRIED CHICKEN!” (long story) and distracting me.

My suggestion? If you’re going to start my Halle Puma series, start with The Wallflower. It’s the first, and I HATE picking up a series in the middle. I always wind up feeling like I missed something, because I did!

Christopher Beckett is tired of being alone. His wolf is howling for his mate, and Chris knows it is only a matter of time before his needs override everything else in his life. He casts the spell all the Becketts have used to call their mates to them. What he wants is a woman of an older lineage, of power to equal his own. And she has to accept the one aspect that sets him apart from almost every other wizard: his wolf.

What Chris gets is Alannah Evans, a powerful witch of the Evans Coven. The petite, dark haired woman has no problems with the wolf. What she does have a problem with is the fact that Chris is a wizard. Since wizards and witches don’t get along very well, neither should they, but the sparks flying between them can’t be denied. Chris isn’t taking no for an answer. When it becomes clear that an old enemy has targeted them both Chris will wind up engaging his enemy in a duel that could cost him his life.

Or worse: Lana.

Just an FYI: this series has nothing to do with the Halle Pumas or the Poconos Pack, so no Max and Emma wandering through the story line.

My werewolf mage and his witchy mate have a home! YAY!