Fresh Fiction for August Is Here

Cowboys, castles, and shifters—this month has it all.

Nina Campbell

5 comments posted.

Re: Night Walker (8:27pm July 19, 2011):

I think I would like to live forever to gain enough knowledge, power, and money to use for the betterment of society and those people who need help.

Re: In The Heat Of The Bite (7:34pm July 19, 2011):

I have read all of the books in this series so far and I love them all. My favorite secondary character in the series who needs their own book is Oliver, (Simon's cousin and ward) in a A Certain Wolfish Charm. I can't wait to see more about him and the woman he falls in love with when he grows up. Please write a book featuring him.

Re: Break Out (11:00pm July 8, 2011):

I love books that are full of various elements such as mystery, horror, paranormal, science fiction, fantasy, romance, etc. I read a lot of different types of books so I appreciate authors who write good characters with good story plots that are not written by a formula. I think genres should be a guideline on where an authors book could be shelved in a bookstore not something a writer must adhere to when writing a book.

Re: Hit List (2:45am June 19, 2011):

The Anita Blake series is not just about Vampires, its a whole world of paranomal creatures and groups. Nobody except Laurell K Hamilton writes paranormal books that are so exciting and captivating. She is the true QUEEN of Mixed-Genre writing. Heroine Anita Blake series is a book series involving mystery, romance, crime drama, paranormal, and its all carried out by an epically written heroine that is so real that you believe the Anita Blake books could be real instead of fiction. I have recommended the books to more than 200 people and every one of them has told me how much they love the series.

Re: Succubus Shadows (7:48pm July 8, 2010):

Wow, I never knew so many different types of books were considered Urban fantasy.