Exiled for her husband’s treachery to the savage planet of Karhari, Maud was completely abandoned by his family. Rescued by her sister Dina, she’s sworn off all things vampire. Until she meets Arland, the Marshal of House Krahr.
Lupine sorcerer Cullen Seabourne and the pregnant FBI Agent Cynna Weaver are lured to another realm where magic is commonplace and night never ends. Their only way home lies in tracking down a missing medallion — one also sought by powerful beings who will do anything to claim it.
As a voracious reader, I’m not always veracious about being available to others in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
A Vows & Honor omnibus of ten assorted short stories and one novella revolving around Tarma and Kethry and spanning when Tarma first became Sword-Sworn to after the two are settled at the Keep in these tales from Valdemar.
He fends off monsters and other creatures who arose from the fens in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Together, the Robin, the Kestrel, and the Ghost will foil a plot to drive all music forever from the land – but first, the Robin and the Kestrel must tame the killer Ghost.
A madman with the mind of a genius and the heart of a killer haunts the police with cryptic riddles that are always solved moments too late to save his victims’ lives. All have ties to an ugly ten-year-old secret of Roarke’s, and Lt Eve Dallas will pull out all the stops to solve them . . . and him.
A story needs a powerful antagonist for a good conflict with the protagonist in this Writing Tip from KD Did It.
Conducting a top secret investigation into the death of a fellow police officer has Lieutenant Eve Dallas must put professional ethics before personal loyalties. But when a dead body is placed outside her home, Eve takes the warning personally, bringing her closer to a confrontation with humanity’s most seductive form of evil.
The protagonist is so much more than a single character in this Writing Tip from KD Did It.