This book was a long time in the making. And it’s my last with Cleis Press. I think you’ll find this collection to be a lot of fun. The stories are varied. The styles just as unique. The authors are all at the top of their game! Pick up a copy. At just $4.99, this book is a steal! And while you’re here, subscribe to our blog! You won’t want to miss seeing what the authors and I have in…
Today was supposed to be about a brand new release. Here’s the cover… My publisher says it’s a glitch, and that the book should be live soon, but we’ll see. In the meantime, I’d love to remind you about all the anthologies I’ve edited that are already available! Click on the covers to learn more about these spicy anthologies! You’ll find great authors, scorching hot, inventive stories—pretty much everything you’d want in a short story collection! Contest…
Post from Cela Winter… “If you obey all the rules, you miss all the fun.” That’s one of my all-time favorite quotes—from the great actor Katherine Hepburn, who lived a robust and passionate life, all on her own terms. It’s the philosophy that informed my heroine, Gemma Delaney, in Queen High. Broken rules, a little scheming, a little misdirection, a few preconceptions dashed—it all makes the payoff that much sweeter. Because after all, why should men have all the fun?…
My turn to share a sexy snippet from my story in Rogues! On the surface, you have to wonder what makes the hero a rogue, but you’ll have to read the rest of the story to find out! 😉 And because I have another brand new release, Planet Desire, that I’d like you to know about, I’ll give a copy of the reader’s choice of one of the prequel books (Desire’s Prisoner or Desire’s Slave) to one lucky winner! When…
Hey gang, Megan Mitcham here, writer of hard-hitting heroes, ball-busting heroines, and the combustable chemistry they create–oh yeah, and the people trying to kill them. Like romantic suspense? Check out my FREE (at all vendors) first in the Base Branch Series, Enemy Mine! I’ve been swindled. How about you? Harper Lang aimed to catch a swindler, not be swindled herself… Here’s a sneak peek at SWINDLED, available in Rogues: A Boys Behaving Badly Anthology. “I’m callin’ it, Lang.” “No, Russ. Give…
Rumrunners and Suffragettes Hello! Mia Hopkins here. I’m so proud to be a part of the Rogues anthology. My contribution, “The Heat,” is a Prohibition-era story about an Irish-American bootlegger named Jim who becomes stranded during a winter storm. Because cops are on the lookout for rumrunners, Jim seeks shelter in the house of Helen Baker, a widowed suffragette who’s both fascinated by and attracted to the mysterious stranger. Soon Jim and Helen find their way upstairs, where they find…
Sparks fly when the Caribbean’s most fearsome pirate falls under the spell of a sexy spitfire who’d rather send him to Davy Jones’s locker… Only you know that’s not where the story goes. LOL Rogues had to have a pirate story. A taste of Jack Sparrow somewhere amidst all those pages. Luckily, Delilah Night gave me this story. Enjoy the excerpt! And in celebration of pirates, I’ll give away a copy of my space pirate story, Desire’s Prisoner, to one lucky…
Howdy! I’m posting this as I count down the days left in the school year–2 weeks from today, WOOT! Summer to me means reading and writing, and has since I was nine years old. One of the first things I did when I graduated college was pick up a historical romance that sounded good, by Karen Robards, called Dark of the Moon. I devoured that book, my first romance, which started a hunger for more. I can’t believe there was…
Welcome! Delilah Devlin, here! If you’ve visited the Collections site before, you’ll notice things have changed. We revamped, but this is still the place to come when I have a new collection to tell you about. Over the next few weeks the authors will be here chatting, there will be frequent contests and announcements of fun things coming, so be sure to drop in often! Rogues: A Boys Behaving Badly Anthology is the first in a series of bad boy…
If you didn’t already have a clue, things were hard for women in Medieval times. More so if you were a captive, because then you had no protector–not a husband or family, to stand between you and the desires of the person who owned you. And that’s where Beatrix Ellroy’s heroine finds herself. A captive, but helping a man still recovering from a crippling battle wound. Enjoy the excerpt! ~ Delilah Devlin And if you leave a comment, you’ll be…