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Raguel, the overseer of angels, shows up to find one of his top demon hunters, Franco, enjoying Leather Night at the Heretic Bar in Atlanta.  ”Angel in the Middle” is releasing October 24 from Liquid Silver Books. **** “Why do I always find you in places like this?” The angel held his white robe up off the scuffed concrete floor… Read more »

Tribal, the Rent Boy from Hell, has his own ideas about how to handle Darius, the slightly fallen angel in  ”Angel in the Middle” coming October 24th from Liquid Silver Books. **** He raised his head just a bit. “Franco won’t be able to resist him for a second. Big Guy has the hots for angels, and Darius still fucking… Read more »

Tribal answers some questions

Posted on October 1, 2011 In: Paranormal, Romance

Tribal, the Rent Boy from Hell, has been summoned to answer a few questions and accused of showing intiative.  ”Angel in the Middle” is coming October 24th from Liquid Silver Books. **** “Subverting my guards by making yourself available to them is something I expect from you, but servicing one of my demon hunters was,” the voice paused, “unplanned. I… Read more »

Darius goes astray

Posted on September 17, 2011 In: Paranormal, Romance

Darius has gone astray and wandered into a rough part of Heaven in “Angel in the Middle” coming soon from Liquid Silver Books. **** “You’re a pretty one, aren’t you, Blondie,” one said, moving nearer. He wore his robe hitched up in the cord at his waist so one leg was bare. Darius tore his gaze away before he committed… Read more »

Franco always gets his demon

Posted on September 10, 2011 In: On Writing, Paranormal, Romance

I’m preparing for the release of the first in the Lucifer’s Boys series — “Angel in the Middle”  So, today, I’d like to introduce to Franco, the big, bad demon hunter. Franco always gets his demon. **** The smell of cheap rum in the air hinted at what had tempted this one from Hell –booze, not sex. After all, he’d… Read more »

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