Novel Magic: Mystery and Romance

When a radical group targets Detective Nikki Jackson, she teams up with private investigator Sean Whitman in a race against the
clock to stop the group from carrying out deadly plans. Will he get one last chance to show her he loves her?

While working a case, Sean Whitman is tortured for information, drugged, and bitten against his will by a shape shifter. The fallout
ruins his career so he leaves town and opens a private investigation business. Learning to live life sober isn’t easy, but he makes it to
the two-year mark.
When Detective Nikki Jackson with the Great Oaks, Virginia Police Department calls him to ask for his help as a consultant on a case, he’s captivated by her sweet, slightly Southern voice. In person, she’s unlike any other woman he’s encountered, and nearly impossible to resist. But could the sexy detective ever want a man like him?
After Nikki’s last dating disaster, the mountain lion shifter has sworn off men. Then she meets Sean, and with every second she spends around the tall, dark-eyed man, her resolve crumbles. Despite the undeniable attraction between them, Sean seems determined to push her away.
An investigation into missing refugees leads Nikki to the discovery of a radical political group’s horrifying plot for dominance. Traitors are embedded within the very organizations meant to keep shifters safe. As the list of people she can trust dwindles, she calls on Sean to help her unravel a web of deceit.
As Nikki and Sean fight for survival, his fear of losing her could become a reality. Will he get one last chance to show her he loves her?

Mal was Suki’s hero, but pain chased him away. When tragedy brings him home, will fate bind them together?

Suki Marks has been in love with Malcolm “Mal” Patterson ever since he saved her from bullies when she was ten. Even after Mal graduated high school and left town, she couldn’t forget him, but becoming Doctor Patterson’s live-in nurse in his last year of life was a coincidence. She never expected to be named in the wealthy physician’s will.
An abusive childhood and an accident in his teens left Mal with a distrust for his father and gaps in his memory. When his dad passes away, Mal assumed he’d be disinherited but returns to Horse Mountain when summoned to settle his old man’s affairs. At the funeral, he meets a curvy beauty who makes his heart gallop and his primal, stallion-shifter instincts take over.
Even from the after-life, Mal’s father continues to turn the knife, using his will to set up an elaborate scheme to taint Malcolm’s feelings for the woman who might be his fated mate. To make matters worse, a dangerous shifter-purist movement is brewing among
a small segment of the Horse Mountain Clan, and they’re determined to prevent Suki from passing on her genes to a new generation.
Will Malcolm be able to work through his past in time to secure his and Suki’s future?
CONTENT WARNING: Saving Suki is a smoking hot romance with graphic, put-you-in-the-moment love scenes. If you’re offended by sexual language, you might want to consider another book.

When cybercrime attacks, will Gillian sacrifice her life to keep a promise?

Cybercrime doesn’t talk. It creeps in and destroys lives right under my nose when a cryptojacking scheme lands my boss, Pinkie, in jail. I had just started over with a new career, boyfriend, and confidence after escaping a vicious murder investigation that shattered my ability to trust. Then Pinkie’s arrest leaves me struggling to run his two bars while also unraveling the conspiracy.
I won’t let my mentor and friend go down for something he didn’t do. Neither will Jon, the most talented musician on the bar’s stage and the perfect boyfriend…until his good fortune sends me reeling. Now I have to force myself to trust the cops, people who hurt me,
and known criminals. Will it be enough to free Pinkie and save my life?

BONUS: Listen to the brand new song, Dark Energy, available on digital
music retail and streaming sites.

https://addisonbrae.com/

Comments

Post a Comment

What do you think?

Popular posts from this blog

Novel Magic: Shifter Alert!!

Image
A Shifter Invasion this week in Sorchia’s Universe! And don’t forget the Zoraida Grey Sale! A monster-hunting assassin teams up with a reluctant werewolf to take down the organization that employed her—assuming they don’t kill her first. Ten years ago, The Organization plucked Ilsa Deverell out of the latest in a series of terrible foster homes, trained her up to become the perfect monster assassin, and gave her a code name. Ever since then, they’ve had Midnight’s complete loyalty. Until now. Faced with an assignment she can’t bring herself to complete, Midnight begins to question The Organization’s goals and motives—and her own role in fulfilling them. But no one leaves The Organization. Especially not their best monster-hunting assassin. To go up against the very people who trained her, she must reach out to the monsters she’s spent years hunting. Eventually, she will have to face the monster she’s become. Assuming she survives the assassins her former employer sends after...
Read more

The Revolutionary Act of Writing

Image
Let’s take this premise: The apolitical author sells more books. I see the point. Right now, expressing a view on any given subject may indeed alienate people who feel differently. I have myself avoided the products of some celebrities who are rabidly opposed to something I am just as rabidly for. I don’t make a habit of it, but I do it from time to time. Just as often–even more often–I have gone out of my way to support artists and businesses who embody values I support. Writing stories with political overtones, no matter how subtle, does invite comment. Lately, some comments have taken on an ugly tone. If you don’t write about controversy, you do avoid that negativity.  Who isn’t tired of name-calling and ugly innuendo—and this comes from every side of every issue. So here’s what I think. Having different opinions is perfectly acceptable. It is possible to disagree without being disagreeable. My opinions find their way into my books, my blog posts,...
Read more