Nicole Ash: 9 books

Despite his attempts to sleep, Taos was well aware of the humans outside his cave and the fact that they'd brought a sacrifice to appease him, but he wasn't worried. He was a large, healthy young male dragon and they posed no threat to him-at least he hadn't thought so until he discovered...

Catapulted into a strange medieval-like world, Lexi discovers the inhabitants are in need of a celestial maiden to awaken the stone warrior to defend the realm. It sounds better than being mistaken for a witch. The catch is that the sacrifice must be willing and Lexi has a real problem with the 'sacrifice' part of that charming legend.

Faced with starvation or taking the life of an innocent, Kyra makes a choice that spawns the first of the were-animals and will ultimately start an all out war.

Centuries ago, Fador and Michael were cursed to live between two worlds-the world of man, and the world of the wolf. They came to the island to hunt down and stop the poachers who had been decimating the wolf population, but when they encounter the mahogany goddess Amber, all their best intentions go right out the window. Will she be their downfall, or their salvation?

Mai had often fantasized about vampires, but she'd never really expected to meet one in the flesh. Such is the case, though, when the aliens land and they are--what else?--vampires! Xavion not only captures her imagination from the moment she spies this gorgeous specimen of Vamprian manhood, he captures her. She discovers fairly quickly, however, that 'turning' her is not part of his plan.

Carol had no notion what enthralled meant until the night she discovered the vampire, Lucian, in her apartment. He took her will and then he gave her pleasure such as she’d never known.

Caught in a crazy historical novel that was anything but accurate, Phoebe thought her desire was to get out and go home - until she found something worth staying for. Published: 11/2011 Length: Short Story  Word Count: 14,591 Genre: Urban Fantasy Romance Rating: Spicy/sensual 

The Crimson Satyr, Thardasius, knew when he set out upon his quest to protect his people that he might well lose his life and he was prepared for it. It never once occurred to him that he might be in danger of losing his heart, certainly not to an enemy of the clan, a human!

It isn't the lore that surrounds the hunter, Teon, that leads Kali to him, but the fear and hatred Nash, the werewolf, bears for the hunter who nearly killed him before. The discovery that Teon is a man she could love leaves her torn between fear and hope--the hope that he can save her--the fear that the hunter in him will know her for what she is.