Hot Highlanders & Wild Warriors | Delilah Devlin's Collections

Delilah Devlin: The Pleasure in Surrender (FRE*E READ!) (Contest!)

December 7, 2017 Delilah Devlin

After the lady of the keep bars her gates to the barbarian the king commands she wed, the half-Viking knight scales the walls of her heart Get your FREE copy here! Again, here’s the deal… Throughout December, leading up to Christmas on the Delilah’s Collections website, I and some of the wonderful authors who’ve appeared in my collections will be giving away our stories! My suggestion, if you’re interested in collecting them, is to subscribe to the Collections blog. Look…

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A Month of Giveaways! Regina Kammer’s Imperial Warriors

December 4, 2017 Regina

Throughout the month on the Delilah’s Collections website, Delilah Devlin and some of the wonderful authors who’ve appeared in her collections (including me!) will be giving away our stories! Don’t miss a freebie! Subscribe to the Collections blog: Sign-up in the right column where it says “Subscribe To Blog Via Email”. My mini-anthology Imperial Warriors: Two Scorching Tales of the Roman Empire includes two stories previously published in Delilah’s collections. “The Promise of Memory” was published in Hot Highlanders and…

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Imperial Warriors: Roman and Viking New Release 99¢ Sale!

June 12, 2016 Regina

Imperial Warriors: Two Scorching Tales of the Roman Empire is out! This mini-anthology includes my stories previously published in Delilah’s collections now available together for the first time. “The Promise of Memory” was published in Hot Highlanders and Wild Warriors, and “Protecting Her” was published in Conquests: An Anthology of Smoldering Viking Romance. It’s my very first anthology of my own stories, which means it’s really a “collection of short stories” rather than an anthology (which implies several authors). But…

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Hot Highlanders and Wild Warriors is here!

October 15, 2014 Delilah Devlin

HHWW is finally here! It should be on all the online sites and making its way to the brick and mortar stores. If it’s not stocked at your favorite bookstore, be sure to ask why not! And if you have time after reading it, we’d really appreciate your taking the time to review it and tell a friend about it—anything to help us get the word out. Stay tuned for news about our upcoming blog tour! Happy reading! DD Trade Paperback…

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1 Day: Poetry and Amber by Axa Lee

October 13, 2014 Delilah Devlin

The Love of a Viking I’m a longtime history geek. I was homeschooled in high school and after my main work was finished I spent a lot of time reading classic novels like the unabridged Count of Monte Cristo, Jane Austen, and the works of Bronte sisters or researching and writing extra papers on historical figures and times; Queen Elizabeth I, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Sargon of Akkad (in tribute to The Scorpion King film), and the role of Viking women…

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2 Days: My Loveliest Vision by Renee Luke

October 12, 2014 Delilah Devlin

What woman doesn’t long for her knight to come sweep her off her feet, to rescue her, to claim her? What woman doesn’t want to be taken into the strong arms of a man with honor, strong enough to kill, but tender enough to cherish and adore? I know, I have a yearned for my knight to come since I was a little girl after reading fairytales. Although I write mostly contemporary stories and novels now, my first love is historicals, specifically,…

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3 Days: The Bodyguard by Jacqueline Brocker

October 11, 2014 jacqui

Picking a time and sticking with it One word in the submission call caught my eye: samurai. Now, I thought, that could be interesting. I’d majored in both Japanese and History (a common theme it seems for several of us in the anthology) at university, though I barely speak Japanese now, so the combination of two old loves was very appealing. But when to set the story? Japanese history is vast and varied, and the idea of what a samurai…

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4 days: The Keeper of the Keys by Axa Lee

October 10, 2014 Delilah Devlin

Iron Age Kink “Keeper of the Keys” was inspired by wondering what kind of kink would have been likely in Briton England. Forget butt plugs and handcuffs, what I thought about was how a woman with that much responsibility would experience sex and desire. She feels she carries the weight of the world on her shoulders, or on her belt in this case, and I imagine the need to be relieved of that would be enormous. Isn’t some kind of relief…

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5 Days: A Falcon In Flight by Connie Wilkins (Prize)

October 9, 2014 Sacchi

The Warrior from the East My alter-ego, who’s been commandeering most of my writing time for the last fifteen years or so, is more accustomed to portraying warrior women than the traditional men of history and legend. But I’ve always loved reading historical fiction—Roberta Gellis’s well-researched Middle Ages romances especially—and have written several short stories in historical settings myself, without neglecting the appeal of strong, sexy men. As a sample, my prize for anyone who comments here and requests it—yes,…

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6 Days: Broken Vows by Anya Richards

October 8, 2014 anya

Why are we so often impulsive, especially when we’re young? This is the question the hero of Broken Vows is forced to ask himself when the effects of his chivalrous actions are suddenly too hard to swallow. Like many young men, Gareth was let down by the lady who had won his heart and, at that time, he swore never to love again. Unfortunately, he took his vow too far, actually invoking the name of God. Now, older, wiser, and…

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