Bücher der Reihe The Secret of Chocolate (Serie

Welcome to the Midlands, where magic crackles in the air and the forecast calls for supernatural shenanigans with a chance of romance!Callie, a shape-shifting horse with a chip on her shoulder, thought she had her hooves full just protecting the realm. But when a dead werewolf turns up at the local casino during the blizzard of the century, she finds herself saddled with an unlikely herd of misfits to solve the case. There's Doug, a lovelorn werewolf with weird toes; Steve, a vampire trying to stay on the wagon; Buck, a sassy mechanic with more than socks up her sleeve; and April, a romance novelist trapped in a cow's body (horns included!).As they navigate a storm of clues, red herrings, and their own messy personal lives, Callie must confront her past and open her heart - or risk losing everything she's sworn to protect. With realms on the brink of war and love in the air, can this motley crew fumble their way to saving the day?Packed with wit, warmth, and a touch of whimsy, Cursed L'Hooves is a wild ride through a world where the line between comedy and tragedy is as blurry as a vampire's reflection. Whether you're in it for the mystery, the magic, or the chance to see a cow use a fire escape, this tale promises to be an udder delight!Saddle up for a story that's part whodunit, part romantic comedy, and all magical mayhem. After all, in the Midlands, every day is a supernatural adventure - and love might just be the biggest mystery of all.

Equestrian Romance Bundle - a Vivid Intimacy Romance CollectionSecret 100. Three Vivid Intimacy Romance vignettes walk into a bar. A twice cursed horse, a fairy Goddessmother, and a sharp-witted man. As head bartender and part-time Romance comedian, you have to ask the three a clever question. Which one is the fantasy?Secret 105. There is a teenage boy sitting in Dr. Rusty Nayol's desk chair. He looks confident. What does a police officer do with a potential crime scene at her normally scheduled inhibitions therapy session? With her own career on the line, she isn't playing games...Secret 107. Blond Nightmare and Wild Strawberry transport two humans to a clearing of white clover, wildflowers, and buzzing bees for an intimate date. Six hundred years earlier, a mare named Chess is bridesmaid to a steamy private wedding in a barn between two humans...(shhh...)Here is a collection of my earliest erotic romance books with vignettes between humans who also happen to have horses in their lives. A number of these vignettes fill in back story for The Secret of Chocolate (Series), and not every vignette from the three books included in the bundle has a horse.Equestrian Romance BundleBanelle felt glad when Dollar stopped the horses at the bottom of the next wooded hill near a little clearing of white clover and various wildflowers, the buzz of a few bees. She needed a pee break and her legs needed stretching. It was also just a lovely spot...A sheep fat candle was drooling drips as the waning Moon relentlessly sank with a bank of stars over the tree line. Steve stood in the second floor lodge room's single dormer window and watched the subtle change in light, unevenly thick greenish glass with bubbles embedded in the glass, a tall narrow view through two columns and three rows of six-inch square panes. The faded wood writing table by the window was bare except for his clothes piled in a lump. The shifting shadows of the candle fluttered in the chilly Fall draft, flowing through unsealed cracks in the window frame...She walked into the office of Rusty Nayol, D.D.S, as the raised letters of the square brass wall plaque indicated: same as the plaque always showed. She was humored today as she realized for the first time in two years: plaque was a problem for teeth and also a prestige sign when embossed as Nayol's was. She stopped inside the door. It wasn't just the lack of Rusty's normal perfume, a vanilla-tinged laughing gas; it wasn't just the lack of Rusty's immediate happy greeting; it wasn't Rusty's pastel green shirt with a rounded upright collar which was missing......plus other vignettes!The Secret of Chocolate (Series). Imagine a love story written in the stars and reflected in the rain puddle you just stepped in - where the magick is as eye opening and sticky as the smell of latte in your hand. What could go wrong when a preternatural Author includes spells in his writing?Get your own Equestrian Romance Bundle to read now!

Ever wished you could rewrite your life story? Well, careful what you wish for, because Rou Everett just found out she's a character in someone else's book, and let's just say, the plot thickens faster than a chocolate fondue at a romance writers' convention.By day, Rou's a hot-shot magazine editor. By night, she's caught in a literary tornado where reality and fiction hook up faster than protagonists in a steamy novel. Armed with nothing but a red pen and a knack for sarcasm, Rou must navigate a world where words have more power than a triple espresso, and authors are the new rock stars (minus the groupies, thankfully).Enter a mysterious, brooding writer who can alter reality faster than you can say "plot twist," a bartender whose cocktails might just be magical (or at least strong enough to make you think they are), and a team of assassins who take "ghost-writing" way too literally.As Rou and her merry band of misfits race to outsmart, outwrite, and out-caffeinate their enigmatic puppet master, they'll face dangers more terrifying than a blank page, deadlines more deadly than paper cuts, and plot holes big enough to swallow a bestseller list.Will Rou seize control of her own narrative? Will love conquer all, or at least survive the next chapter? And most importantly, will someone please explain why there's always a cat in these stories?Dive into Ouroboros, where the Fourth Wall is more of a suggestion, love is literally in the margins, and the pen is mightier than the sword (but a good lawyer is mightier than both).Warning: May cause spontaneous bouts of meta-cognition, an irresistible urge to argue with fictional characters, and a sudden appreciation for the Oxford comma.