Although I've been writing Urban fantasy for the last three years, I've had a variety of jobs both before and during that time, including waitress, library assistant, nurse, and police officer. I hold a BSc in Health Studies, and a PG certificate in Primary Education. The scenic west coast of Scotland is where I live with my family. I am currently penning the third instalment of the Gateway series which should be completed by late Spring, 2015. My varied life experiences were not strictly by design, but have likely given me fuel enough for the next few decades of of writing. Fortunate enough to come across some of the most amazing real life characters, there's been good, bad, and downright ugly at times. I can say the same for many of the situations in which I've landed. Let's face it, delivering a baby to an adoring couple is as far away from the reality of bagging criminals as you can get. And yet, I've been passionate about all the jobs I've done, soaked in the experiences, and blanked out the worst ones for the good of my mental health. But they are all there, happily bubbling, or festering away, to be recalled when I need them. I didn't set out to write Urban fantasy, but when I sat with my laptop to begin The Calling, It became apparent that I still believed in the Bogey Men, the Monster in the cupboard and of course, the Faeries at the bottom of our garden. Suddenly I found that I was writing a story of perhaps less than willing, but more than able 'Real to me' Heroes who could be found both on our doorsteps and in the realms that lie beyond.

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Sentence of Marriage (Promises to Keep Book 1)

by Shayne Parkinson

“I won’t have her forced,” Jack said. “Let her decide for herself.” Amy knew her father meant it. She could say no if she wanted. But this marriage would make everything all right. They could put all the trouble she had caused behind them. Everyone would be happy again. Everyone except her.

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The Creator’s Eye: Mover of Fate (Science Fiction/ Fantasy)

by R.N. Feldman

On a hidden archipelago, people known as Movers manipulate matter with their minds while strange Folds in space transform the landscape into wondrous and often deadly anomalies. When a young Mover named Michael Edwards discovers that he is descended from a long line of beings who can not only Move matter, but actually Create it, he finds himself at the center of a cosmic struggle for power.

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The Body and the Blood: a John Jordan Mystery Book 4 (John Jordan Mysteries)

by Michael Lister

It’s known as the Protective Management Unit. It’s a closed society within a closed society, housing Florida state inmates who wouldn’t survive in open population at Potter Correctional Institution. In it, John Jordan witnesses the most baffling crime of his career—a seemingly impossible murder he would swear could not have happened had he not seen it with his own eyes.

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A second chance at love… Tyler Barnes can’t believe his eyes when Alexis MacAdams walks back into his life. His high school crush left Mangrove Island seventeen years ago and never looked back.

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Scarlet and the Keepers of Light (The Scarlet Hopewell Series Book 1)

by Brandon Charles West

Scarlet Hopewell keeps dreaming about a magical world, a world where winged creatures sculpt with light, where dogs talk, and where Scarlet is the guest of honor at an enchanting party in a castle under the roots of a mighty oak tree.

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Gossip (Desire Never Dies Book 2)

by Clara Grace Walker

Gossip is tabloid publisher Nicholas Beck’s business, and he makes no apologies for it. When his wife is murdered, however, he finds his publishing rival Peter Arnold slinging the mud and rumors in his direction, and the police hounding his every move. Needing to clear his name and determined to unmask his wife’s true killer, Nick goes to work tracking down the real story behind her death.

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Atlas of Women

by Suzanne Jenkins