Belong to the Night by Shelly Laurenston, Cynthia Eden, Sherrill Quinn

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Belong To The Night

The Wolf, The Witch, And Her Lack Of Wardrobe by Shelly Laurenston

Jamie Meacham has enough trouble controlling her supernatural abilities. There's no time for lust, or for Tully Smith, even with his smoldering amber eyes. But Tully's grappling with his own animal instincts as a powerful shifter-wolf, trying to protect all his territory—including a certain sassy witch—from vicious rivals.

In The Dark by Cynthia Eden

FBI agent and leopard shifter Sadie James' undead ex, Liam, still arouses her deepest desires, distracting her from tracking the brutal rogue shifter who is terrorizing Miami. By teaming up with Liam, Sadie has a better chance of solving the case, but as passion consumes them, she stands to lose more than just her heart. City Of The Dead by Sherrill Quinn

Dori Falcon is a witch with a plan: get to New Orleans, locate her missing brother, and recover the Eye of Bastet, a mysterious and powerful amulet. Her plan never included falling for sexy Cajun cop Jake Boudreau; but without his help, she may never find the demon who has her brother, and the key to her family's survival.

Publishers Weekly

Tough women and hot men populate this deliciously sensual anthology. In Laurenston's “The Wolf, the Witch, and Her Lack of Wardrobe,” Smithville's werewolf mayor, Tully Smith, and coven leader, Jamie Meacham, have to stop butting heads and acknowledge their mutual attraction to save themselves and the town. When Sadie James, a wereleopard FBI agent, tracks a shape-shifting killer into a vampire bar in Eden's “In the Dark,” she's shocked to see her supposedly dead lover, Liam Sullivan. In Quinn's “City of the Dead,” witch Dori Falcon searches New Orleans for her brother, only to be helped and distracted by former lover Det. Jake Boudreau. Each compulsively readable story is well-paced and filled with steamy, graphic sex. Laurenston's characters shine with wit and depth, and Eden and Quinn deliver nonstop action. (Sept.)

Library Journal

A prickly, independent witch causes problems for a shape-shifter mayor trying to keep her and his territory safe from predators in Laurenston's "The Wolf, the Witch, and Her Lack of Wardrobe"; a vampire-hating leopard-shifter FBI agent and her ex-lover-turned-vampire deal with blazing passion and a vicious killer in Cynthia Eden's "In the Dark"; and a witch on a mission to rescue her errant brother and save her race finds love and acceptance in the arms of a New Orleans cop in Sherrill Quinn's "City of the Dead." VERDICT Three sizzlers combine hot, explicit sex with chills and thrills, for readers who like their paranormals with some spice.

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