Lucynda Storey’s Refugee will be released soon at Loose-Id. This exciting, erotic, romantic eBook, is the followup to her wildly successful story Simply Irresistible.
Lucynda is a founding author at the romantic fiction news site Realms of Love.
Click more for an excerpt from Refugee. Continue reading ‘Lucynda Storey’s Refugee at Loose-Id’
Realms of Love has reviews of eBook romantic fiction. Most recently Athena reviewed stories by Renee George. Renee has several romance stories published at Changeling Press.
Athena reviewed Black Thunder and Twin Flame, both from Changeling Press. Check out her reviews: Twin Flame and Black Thunder.
Renee has a good list of web links for the romance reader on her web site.
Aspen Mountain Press will re-release Rayne Forrest’s romantic thriller Across Time Friday, July 28, 2006.
Here’s the blurb:
Corri Dunn’s mission to distant Adhara VII begins on a downhill slide. Not only have her superiors withheld vital information, her ex-lover, Devin Tremaine, knows what it is. Corri must face Devin, and what happened five years ago, or lose her command. Confronting the truth means facing the fact she still loves Devin. She wants him back in her life, and her bed, but she has to survive this mission first.
Devin Tremaine made one big mistake in his life – he lost the love of his life when she needed his understanding and he couldn’t give it. Now they’re both at Adhara VII, caught in a web of deceit – and renewed passion. Corri’s been sent into a trap and he’s the only one who can save her.
Led by Corri’s dreams of the mysterious Ori-Arkee, a powerful mystic who can reach through time and space, they race against time to discover hidden truths. But Time has a few tricks up her sleeve. The secrets of Adhara VII unlock their past, present and future, a future that is quickly unraveling unless Corri and Devin take a leap of faith – across time.
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