Bücher von Karen Fox

Romeo and Juliet among the stars....Assigned to escort the Director-General's daughter to her wedding, Shannara Calles would rather be working in her regular position in the Psi Police. But when the Director-General's daughter is kidnapped by the infamous rebel Scanners, Shannara must protect her at all costs. Even if it means sacrificing her long-held beliefs to work with a handsome Scanner who has long haunted her dreams.A Romance Writers of America RITA® finalist!

A renowned tracker throughout the galaxy, Raven reluctantly agrees to help Beckett MacLeod find his runaway nine-year-old daughter, even though he's from a backward planet that denies the advances of technology. The task turns out to be much more trouble than she expected. In addition to almost destroying her spaceship, fighting privateers, and being forced to seek the one man she never wanted to encounter again, Raven finds herself drawn to Beckett and his primitive mindset. If she isn't careful, they'll all end up dead. Originally published by Dorchester Publishing

What happens when a stage magician is threatened with being exposed by real magic? Brandon Goodfellow is one of the greatest illusionists in the world, but he doesn't have real magic. He knows it exists because his childhood friend, Rose Thayer, not only stole his heart but has the true magic that comes with her fae blood. She's become a journalist who exposes magicians and when she appears again in his life, he knows it's his turn-just as he's about to reveal his new illusion. Unable to send her away, Brand makes a deal-she can write about his illusions if she doesn't use any of her magic. Still hurt by how Brand discarded their earlier friendship over her magic, Rose agrees, realizing too late that not only will her magic leak, but she's about to do the one thing she vowed never to do-fall in love with a mortal. Previously published as Impractical Magic

What's a girl to do when a portrait comes to life?Kate Carmichael is about to lose the Victorian house she knows her recently-deceased guardian meant her to have. Now, without a will, her guardian's next-of-kin is about to toss her out.While searching for the will, she frees charming Robin Goodfellow from the portrait where he's been trapped for two hundred years by Titania, Queen of the Fae. Though he's free, magic ensures he can't leave her side. He needs to free himself from his tie to Kate, and she needs to find the will. Working together, they discover that maybe the only magic they need is each other....Winner for the 2001 Award of Excellence in the Paranormal CategoryFinalist for 2001 National Readers' Choice AwardPreviously published as Prince of Charming

Will Nic's reincarnated wife fall for him the second time around? When Fae Nic Stone asked Queen Titania to make the love of his life, Anna, immortal, he should have expected the catch. He has to wait for her reincarnated body to become an adult, then find her, and make her fall in love with him again. Dianna Fielding is the perfect image of his wife. She may be engaged already, but he can make her fall in love with him easily enough. So why is it her sister, Stacy, that he finds himself wanting to spend time with? Stacy tries to keep Nic from ruining Dianna's engagement, but finds she can't resist him herself. Can he stop himself from making a mistake that will cost him the love of his life forever? Finalist in Affaire de Coeur's Reader/Writer Poll for Best Supernatural Romance2nd place Winner of the PRISM Award for Best Fantasy3rd Place Winner of the Bookseller's Best Award for Best Paranormal Previously published as Cupid's Melody

Ariel has baby fever, and Rand is just the man to cure it.... When Ariel, fae Queen of the Pillywiggins, encounters a baby, she immediately she wants one. Only catch is, she has to mate with a mortal to create one.Rand Thayer is a perfect candidate-handsome, healthy, and fertile. Ariel manages to seduce him and conceive, but now she can't return to the faery world until after the baby is born. She finds herself staying with Rand as the child growing within her plays havoc with her magic. Rand already has ten sisters and doesn't want or need another woman in his life, but he finds himself drawn to the intriguing faery. Maybe Ariel spending more time with this interesting mortal isn't such a bad thing after all. WINNER of the Booksellers Best Award, Best Paranormal/TT/FuturisticDorothy Parker Award of Excellence, Reviewers Choice Award Winner

Karen Fox has been jotting down poems and bits of verse for more than thirty years. It started as therapy when she condensed her hope, fear, anger, and joy into images shared through words.At first she wrote only for herself. Later, she helped start the Fulton Writers Group and worked with the Fulton Art League to establish a long running project that paired works by local writers and artists in an annual Artistic Conspiracy Exhibit. She became known statewide in 1987 when her poem Houseguest was published in the First Anthology of Missouri Women Writers. Her work appeared in several other anthologies, including Road Kill Stew and Bridges. Recently, she has been featured in Poetry Breakfast.