months later




There's a whole page devoted to bloggers who write "wow it has been a while." If I find it, I will post it. I went to look for it and got millions of hits when I entered "sorry I've been gone so long."

 In the meantime, I have to find somewhere to park this list of my books and this lets me. 
How have you been? Fine, I hope?
  
As Summer Devon
The Knight’s Challenge, contemporary dragon, novella, Samhain
Learning Charity, gaslight historical novella, Samhain
Revealing Skills, fantasy, Samhain
Taken Unaware, contemporary alien, Samhain
Unnatural Calamities, contemporary, Samhain
Direct Deposit, contemporary novella, Total-e-bound
Perfection, contemporary, light paranormal novella, Ellora’s Cave
Invisible Touch, contemporary light paranormal novella, Ellora’s Cave
Irrational Arousal, contemporary light paranormal, Ellora’s Cave
Futurelove, time travel novella, Ellora’s Cave
The Mad Baron, historical, Liquid Silver
Powder of Love, historical, light paranormal, Loose Id
Her Outlandish Stranger, historical, time travel, Ellora’s Cave
Goodbye Phillip, contemporary novella (m/m)

Coming in 2013 from Samhain: Taming the Bander, contemporary shapeshifter m/m

With Bonnie Dee:
Seducing Stephen (m/m) historical , Loose-Id
The Gentleman and the Rogue (m/m) historical, Loose-Id
The Nobleman and the Spy (m/m),historical, Loose-Id
House of Mirrors (m/m),historical, Loose-Id
The Psychic and the Sleuth (m/m), historical, Samhain
Serious Play (m/f),contemporary, Carina
(audible book version!)
Coming in 2013 from Samhain: Fugitive Heart (m/f) contemporary
 
With Linda Gayle
Claws on Silk, shapeshifter historical, Loose Id
 
As Kate Rothwell
Somebody Wonderful, gaslight historical, Kensington
Somebody To Love, gaslight historical, Kensington
Someone to Cherish, gaslight historical
Thank You, Mrs. M, contemporary
 Seducing Miss Dunaway, gaslight historical novella --FREE
Protecting Miss Samuels, gaslight historical, novella
The Last Mind Traveler, fantasy

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