Best of the Best Vol. I: Spring Fling

Best of the Best Vol. I: Spring Fling

Interstellar-Visitors: The Dragon Lord by Kaitlyn O’Connor---Raina had never been employed as a 'domestic', but she was gung-ho to try anything once, however unnerving and 'strange' she found the occupants of the remote island estate. Foreigners, she thought, with strange eyes, unfamiliar ways, and an even more alien language …. Very alien.

The Fulfillment by Kim Zant--Chris’ scheme sounded harebrained at best, but Carly was desperate and the convention coincided with her peak fertility period. It seemed like fate. She would go in, collect her deposit, and leave with no one the wiser. What could possibly go wrong—except everything?

The Quirin Stone by Marie Morin--Cassanda Wallace is nearing graduation and she still hadn’t managed to worm her way into a single expeditionary dig and no one want’s to hire someone with no experience. From everything she’d heard about the professor, she knew her chances of being accepted as a student assistant were probably slim to none, but that wasn’t an adequate excuse for not trying.

Alien Breeders: The Annunaki by Stacey St.James--What began as a determination to bend her to their will and have her behave in a manner acceptable as a slave of the Anunnaki became a desperation to protect the woman who enthralled them.

Conquest of the White Rose by Georgeanne Hayes--When Lord Arnaud arrives at the Saxon hold of Rasgarth to claim it for himself, he finds one perfect, white rose is more valuable to him, more to be desired than anything else, the Lady Elspeth. And yet, they are enemies by birth and by the fortunes of war, even if it were not for the sacred vows he can not, in all honor, break.

The Surrogate by J.P. Robbs--Basilyn was everything Dominique Demot wanted—tantalizingly close, almost within his grasp. And yet his last desperate act to save something for the future he hungers for pitches them all into a nightmare none of them may escape.

Hunger of the Wolf by Madelaine Montague--As an electro-kinetic high on the government's list of desirables, Shilo's been on the run ever since she escaped their clutches. What she doesn't realize is that her psychic gift is also the lure that draws lycans to her, that the 'scent' of her gift is many times more seductively potent to them even than the scent of one of their own females in heat.

Return to Eden by Angelique Anjou--It was like stepping into the twilight zone. One minute Anya was thinking of nothing more exciting than her laundry. The next—alien invasion!

Lamentation of Swans by Goldie McBride--A dark Elf, a dragon, and a unicorn--their alliance was an uneasy one, for their kind had ever kept to themselves, but the dark one, the wizard Artimus, commanded them and the ‘knife’ he held to their throats couldn’t be ignored or easily overcome. They’d been set the task of collecting the orphan girl, Gwyneth, and taking her to him as a sacrifice. Somehow, she was the key to freeing them, to freeing their realm from the evil of the wizard Artimus forever. The question was, beyond enjoying the lure of her flesh, how could they use her?

Surrender by Kimberly Zant--Desperate straits call for desperate measures---If anyone had asked Anna before what she would be willing to do for money, what she’d just signed up for would NOT have been on the list. She’s discovered, though, that the needy can’t afford to be too picky.

This anthology includes ten novels, from category to epic in length, from spicy to erotic and bondage/submission-domination—books from pretty much every sub-genre—contemporary, historical, suspense, fantasy, and futuristic.