Xandra Fraser: 8 books

Detective James Arbuthnot is on the case again. One last interview to close out the file on Anna, the woman who disappeared, is now home again, and, of course, everything seems to be back to normal. The nanny. He just needs to talk to her. Get her side of the story. But it will be another interview...

Anna has been having strange, erotic dreams---being bound and held captive by an alien creature with many tentacles and being probed and fondled by its appendages. Anna has invited Karen to spend the night so that, perhaps, Karen might experience the dream too. Karen wonders if Anna’s suggestion...

All is well in the life of Anna and Mark, a successful, happily married couple with two young daughters, except Anna has strange, erotic dreams. At least they appear to be dreams. Perhaps there is a real creature fondling and probing her in the darkness. Then Anna disappears leaving Mark to figure...

The story of Anna, her family, Karen and Evelyn, concludes, at least for the present, as creatures of the mysterious Being attack the people of this world through erotic dreams. To protect her family and friends, Anna must come to terms with a decision she made. She must deal with the police and their...

The Succubus Confesses is a series of stories written in no particular order and intended to be read similarly. The narrator, Zuzanne, claims to be a daughter of Lilith, one of many sisters. She has lived among humans for several millennia, receiving nourishment from the vital life energy generated...

The story of Anna, her family, and Aimee, the nanny, continues as Anna returns home from a lengthy captivity. She must deal with the nanny who has seduced her husband and with the police who have many unanswered questions. Anna reconnects with Karen in an effort to understand their mutual experience...

From the Publisher's Note: We apologize for the lurid title. Our only excuse is that we wanted to capture the reader's attention and did not believe the formal title of the MS as we received it would be sufficient. As you can see below, the original title promises what could only be a dry, academic...

Adults Only – Explicit Content. It's 1958, and strange things are happening in Los Angeles. There is a funny novelty song playing on the radio. Do the lyrics hint at something deeper, darker, more bizarre?