An ancient vampire, Hunter can command any woman he wants -- except the one woman he needs. His mate.
Genevieve Drake is a Dhampir -- half vampire, half mortal, born and bred to be the perfect complement to her vampire mate, like those of her family for sixteen generations. Instead, she chose to become a cop. Three months ago, she survived a vicious attack by a psychotic ex that left her with psychic scars and a desperate need for a new line of work. Time to rethink her future.
Hunter is tall, dark and handsome -- and very, very powerful. He’s also been waiting for Genevieve. She was just eighteen when he had a vision that they’d one day become lovers. He’s been biding his time ever since. But Genevieve’s experiences have left her unable to trust any man, even Hunter.
If he wants them to have a future, the vampire will have to find a way to banish her ghosts…
"Invisible Monsters pulled me in from the very first chapter and never let go. Angela Knight mixes sci-fi, danger, and BDSM romance in a way that feels bold, edgy, and surprisingly heartfelt. If you love sci-fi romance with depth, heat, and high stakes, this one is absolutely worth reading. I’ll be thinking about these characters for a long time."
-- 5 Stars from Hart Creel, Goodreads Review
"Invisible Monsters is a thrilling blend of sci-fi adventure and intense romance, where danger, passion, and dark pasts collide. Angela Knight delivers a fast-paced, emotionally charged story that keeps readers on the edge of their seats."
-- 5 Stars from Callum, Goodreads Review
The Forecast is in -- the future of romance is hotter than Arizona in August. But riding the wave to success takes more than stringing together a few love scenes or opening the bedroom door on your traditional romance.
In this newly updated edition of her classic “how-to,” New York Times best-selling author Angela Knight shares the down and dirty details on writing adult romances that will have your readers haunting bookstores for your next book.
Knight discusses how to construct a story with wildly sexy heroes and determined, courageous heroines, the romantic conflicts that keeps them apart, and the external conflicts that drive them together. She explains how to write fight scenes as well as love scenes, and the surprising things they have in common. She also explores the construction of dynamic, absorbing plots in which love scenes are crucial to the romance and not just skippable porn breaks.
MASTER OF SMOKE hit the NYT list at #13
MASTER OF FIRE hit the NYT list at #18.
WARRIOR hit the printed NYT list at #20.
MASTER OF DRAGONS (6/07) hit the NYT extended list at #21
MASTER OF SWORDS (10/06) hit the NYT extended list at #28
MASTER OF WOLVES (4/06) hit #22 on New York Times extended list
The Forecast is in -- the future of romance is hotter than Arizona in August. But riding the wave to success takes more than stringing together a few love scenes or opening the bedroom door on your traditional romance.
