Excerpt of the Novel:

Holding On To Heaven

KINDLE: www.amazon.com/author/ketadiablo

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Paranormal Wolf Shifter, sequel to Holding On To Heaven

“My Wolf doesn’t sparkle . . . he takes out evil.”

Creed Gatlin flees to Arizona intent on eradicating the haunting memories of his brother’s wife. Brand Gatlin, presumed dead, resurfaces after a long absence and with his re-emergence, the destinies of those he loves is altered forever.

In a land rife with war and danger, Sage must travel to the village of her husband’s People. There, she is reunited with Crooked Back, the ancient healer. On the long trek back to Full Circle, devious plots are underfoot and peril lurks around every corner for Sage, Lauren and Peter Pa.

Dark Night of the Moon will take you on an unforgettable journey of war, violence, overwhelming grief, and finally, love.

Poetic Justice, A Traditional Regency Romance from a Rita award-winner and best-selling author.Praise for Poetic Justice:Honestly, this ranks as one of the best regency romances I have ever
read. I read it a few years ago and when I found a copy of it, I bought
it and hung on to it.
Amazon Customer Overview:
A play manuscript written in Shakespeare’s own hand! Between Rogue rare-books dealer John Dryden and his prize is an obsessed librarian who wants to destroy it… and the heiress who can lead him to it, but only if he’s willing to risk his life, his freedom, and his loner’s heart.

Rasley’s Regencies have been compared to those of Carla Kelly and Loretta Chase– elegantly written and with lively plots and characters.

Crossing the line – an excerpt from Poetic Justice by Alicia Rasley

John said, “I’ve had enough of noblewomen thinking of me as some diversion from their own kind.”

“Diversion? What do you mean?”

“The peasant blood. Makes a man virile, you know.”

The scathing tone of his voice indicated that he was quoting this. From whom, Jessica didn’t want to imagine. But the implication that she might agree made her furious. “That’s absurd! I don’t see you as a diversion! From what would you be diverting me?”

“I’ve heard all about what in-breeding has done to the British peer— made him effete and effeminate and weak-boned, unable to perform. That’s what rough-hewn virile peasants are meant to make up for.”

It was so nonsensical that her anger vanished and she almost laughed. But she couldn’t let him go free so easily as that. “Well, you don’t seem the least rough-hewn to me. Your manners are every bit as insolent as a prince’s, and you must count your moral authority somewhere up there with the Archbishop of Canterbury’s. If all peasants in England were like you, we’d have been able to give the French lessons in revolution!”

“I have never set myself up as a moral authority.”

“You just did! Accusing me of desiring to kiss you for any reason beyond— well, desiring to kiss you! And, as for that peasant virility— ” She broke off, and stalked ahead. “Never mind.”

“Oh, no, please do go on.” Now there was laughter in his voice, but she chose to ignore it. “I wait with bated breath to hear this. As for my peasant virility—”

“I have only your word that it exists. Indeed, you are so sensitive about this virility issue, I must wonder. Have you cause?”

In response he took her arm and drew her to him. “Usually, when my manhood’s questioned, I resort to cutlasses. But in this case….”

Pressed against his chest this way, she could hardly find the breath to speak, but she said, “There are other ways, you know.”

And just as he bent his head, she raised hers, so that their mouths met. This kiss wasn’t tentative or onesided, but a lingering exploration of the possibilities. John’s rough sailor’s hand was gentle on her cheek, his mouth softened in response to hers. She closed her eyes, letting him draw her closer, opening her mouth to his searching. It was dizzying, dazzling, impossible.

By Alicia Rasley, RITA-award winner, Kindle bestseller.

Fang Chronicles: Amy’s Story

By: D’Elen McClain

Amy is hot on a story as she tries to discover what life is like for teenage girls living on the streets. When her disguise almost gets her killed, she’s saved by one of New York’s most eligible bachelors. His private life is filled with secrets and his story sparks Amy’s interest. Discovering the truth lands her in a world of vampires and werewolves that she never dreamed existed. She also never dreamed she could truly love a man or vampire but Marcus shows her the light. Now the two must fight the one person who can destroy their chance at love. With the help of Marcus’ clan of werewolves the war begins.

D’Elen McClain lives with her husband, a chihuahua named Duchess and a Rottwieler named Charlie. During her day job she is a police detective in a small town. At night she writes and eats Hershey’s Kisses. Her Fang blog can be found at http://fangchronicles.wordpress.com Her police blog ishttp://badluckdetective.com