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It feels good to be writing again. And I'm coming back with a story I've been having far too much fun plotting. Three women. Three romances. One big fat conspiracy. In Averin, everyone belongs to a shifter lineage, man, woman and child, though only the males can display their beast. Here, your ties are everything, and family is about far more than what animal runs in your blood. It determines your connections, your status, and where you belong. We will be following three hero

CHAPTER 34 They slept through until morning, which, Cassidy realized with a start, meant they had missed the meeting with the prime. Tor’s arm tightened around her as she sat up in the bed, naked and wrapped around him. “Lay back down,” he murmured sleepily. Cassidy pushed the tangled blond locks from her face. “Tor, we missed the meeting.” One green eye blinked open at her. “Aren’t you going to be in trouble?” “He is the Prime, Cassidy, not a dictator. I think I’m safe

CHAPTER 33 Cassidy paced the main room of the medical building. He should have been back by then. How long could it take to check out a few things? The day had gone, much as expected, which basically meant she’d been a nervous wreck. Emily had been feeling well enough to leave her room and visit. She was weak, but the fever was gone and the rash had faded to a light pink. She’d checked on Becky shortly after and found the woman sitting propped against Gorth’s massive chest.

CHAPTER 32 The dining hall was full by the time Cassidy and Ashley made it through the doors, spurring a suspicious look from the two warrior’s guarding the entrance. One of them narrowed his eyes at Ashley. “Chef’s been looking for you,” he told her, “where have you been?” “That’s for me to know,” she patted the man on the arm, eliciting a frustrated growl before pushing through the entrance. “I don’t think he likes you much,” Cassidy murmured when she was certain they w

Chapter 31 Cassidy blinked awake. The soft morning light highlighting a room on the verge of being unfamiliar, a heavy warmth weighed across her ribs. Her left breast ached a little, tender when her arm brushed against it. Married. She frowned, battling the conflicting emotions of tenderness and panic. Given that she’d vowed since she was eleven that she would never, ever be tied down again, a little panic was understandable. She slipped from the bed, dressing quickly and

CHAPTER 30 Cassidy’s permission sparked something in him, as if he’d been holding back, uncertain. He didn’t hold back any longer. The next kiss was different. Desperate. Need spiraled through her, pulling her in and he pulled her to him, her chest crushed against his, his tongue working wonders against her lips, diving inward and dancing with hers. His strong arms like bands of steel he rolled onto his back and she was on top of him, pressed into him and straddling one lar

CHAPTER 29 “Cassidy,” Tor murmured softly, his body shifted, turning toward hers and sinking lower, so that they were laying on his pillows, facing each other. “Do you really think I would press you for such things?” Cassidy frowned, a little confused. “Out of every person I’ve even known, including my parents, you are the only one who has never tried to change me. Help me, yes, but not change me. You think I wouldn’t offer you the same consideration?” “But...Inithia...”

CHAPTER 28 The storm woke her. A brilliant flash of light filled the room and then loud, jarring bang that shook the building. Her breath caught and her hear stuttered for a fraction of a second. The fog of sleep marred her thoughts, the room unfamiliar and strange. Beside her a form shifted at the edge of the bed. Tor, sitting upright, facing the windows. Another flash of lightning highlighted the stark musculature of his body. A thing of beauty. How she could have ever

CHAPTER 27 It was well into the night before they had finished administering the medication and ensuring that none of the three patients were about to go into distress. Becky was stable, at last. Not quite better yet, but at least not getting any worse. Cassidy was exhausted. Both physically and emotionally. How did Tor do it? How did he deal with the weight of life and death? Night had fallen while they worked, the absolute darkness broken by a bright flash before the dis

CHAPTER 26 The door behind her opened, and Cassidy whirled around, ready to...what? Should she apologize? He’d obviously meant the meal for her, and while the thought was incredibly sweet, especially coming from Tor, whom she just knew did not make such gestures lightly, she didn’t want to be in a relationship. Right? Relationships here meant marriage, and kids. The panic that began to rise from the pit of her stomach promised her that she was, indeed, correct. The married,

Hello readers, and happy Friday! As most of you are aware I am relatively new to the publishing game and as such I am still feeling out...

Happy Friday Readers! Here is chapter 25 of Needing Cassidy! CHAPTER 25 Cassidy frowned down at the samples. After the odd encounter with Tor she’d retrieved Emily’s book, as requested. Then spent time trying to extricate herself from Ashley, who, apparently had used the fiska root to great success. She’d happily pointed out that at least five couples, including Mia and the prime had suspiciously disappeared for almost three days. Sadly Cassidy had missed the fun, being locke

Happy Friday everyone! Sorry I got this post out a little later than usual. I do hope you enjoy! CHAPTER 23 Emily lay on her cot, her skin pale and sweaty, her blond hair limp against her forehead. “It was the mushroom?” Her brows crashed together. Cassidy nodded. “I looked them up, they are nearly identical. What I want to know is what the poison one is doing growing here.” It really shouldn’t have happened. Gorth said he had found it in a local neighbourhood, among the p

I hope everyone is having an amazing Friday! Hope you all enjoy chapter 23! CHAPTER 23 Cassidy fiddled with the child’s toy, a habit she’d come to posses over the days of quarantine upon waking. Each day learning just a little bit more about Callaphria. Like Earth, Callaphria had seven continents. Unlike Earth, none of them were at the poles, so the mass of land was spread like a bracelet around the planet’s center, though Cirril, a small, almost heart shaped continent had dr

So excited for the release of this long awaited story, the continuation of the Amber Aerie Series. If you haven't yet got your copy it is...

Happy Friday readers! There is only one week left until the release of The Dragon's Assassin, so make sure to grab your copy! I'm very excited, and I hope that you all enjoy getting to know our favorite blond Dragon Lord a little bit better. Life has been a little crazy lately and cutting into the limited writing time that I have, but, fortunately, I still managed to get this next chapter ready for Needing Cassidy for you. Happy Easter to those who celebrate, and happy readin

Happy Friday readers! For those of you who have been so patiently waiting for a continuation of the Amber Aerie Series I have great news!...

CHAPTER 19 Cassidy sat alone at the table in the main entrance. Dawn should have been cresting the horizon, but instead the room was dim, the sky filled with dark, angry looking clouds. Outside, the wind was picking up, the leaves of the compounds trees and shrubs whipping around in the building gray of the morning. She frowned into her glass of water. What she wouldn’t give for a good, strong, coffee. It was one of the things she missed the most about Earth. She’d actually

CHAPTER 18 Cassidy waited for all of an hour, checking the different tests and setting out the samples that were ready for Tor to look at. She played with the mag-lense a little, peeking at some of the orchard samples, specifically the ones where she had added infected sap to the healthy tree. The outcome surprised her, a very clear infection that had not only taken over the tree sample but the entire gel-like medium in the little tray. There were no signs that the tree had

Quarantine was decidedly sucky. The fear and tension had quickly rampaged over the general mood and those now stuck in the medical building had isolated from each other as well. Tor directing exam rooms for the purpose, perhaps not comfortable, but at least functional. Strange how the building somehow felt...lonelier, even though it was now occupied. It wasn’t that Cassidy needed to converse with the others, so much as she didn’t want to be left alone with her thoughts. She’d