Leah Hultenschmidt: “I was immediately swept away by how evocative this book is – foggy nights, pounding hoofbeats, evil spectres. And the hero had a lot of the attributes that have always made vampires so popular–superstrength, unworldly powers, forced to rein in a dark side–but isn’t a vampire. It’s a gothic paranormal historical.”

The Accidental Demon Slayer by Angie Fox is coming in August. Leah Hultenschmidt, Dorchester editor par excellence, sez: “You know editors are always nattering on and on about ‘voice’? Well, Angie’s got it. This is one of those books where every time I read the opening lines, I got sucked in all over again and [...]

Double Enchantment (Relics of Merlin, Book 2) by Kathryne Kennedy “This is Kathryne’s second book in the Relics of Merlin series, and just like Enchanting the Lady, it delivers a Victorian world full of magic. Author Erin Grady summed it up best with: ‘The imagination of J. K. Rowling and the romance of Julie Garwood.’ [...]