The Huntsmen 1: LIGHTS OUT! at Loose Id
The Huntsmen 2: BAREBACK at Loose Id
The Subject at Red Sage Publishing
Hawkmoor at Red Sage Publishing
Other Authors:
Alice Gaines, Alice Chambers










Bare is back without brother...
The Huntsmen 2: BAREBACK brings the huntsmen into the 21st century, to the condo-cluttered, blood-drenched Florida landscape. Meet Joe, whose life is perfect. Except for the serial killers, the mysterious twins, and his new love being a guy--who needs sex to stay human.
This book features a new Shapeshifters-In-Lust pair: Tyler and Esau!
The Subject is Tyler. One week she's the hottest game designer in North America, signing the deal of her life and in easy sight of her first million. The next week, she's on the run for her life. Who can she trust? Certainly not Esau (don't-call-me-werewolf) Kirkland!Long ago, crushed by the loss of his mate and children, Esau devoted his entire being to the welfare of his pack. Then he finds a woman who needs him fully alive, and fully alpha. His duty to his pack requires him to track her down and deliver her to her enemies. To save her, he must give up everything he thought he had, and become more than he ever thought he could be.

The Huntsmen 1: LIGHTS OUT!
LIGHTS OUT!, is the story of Lorelei and Jack, and Tommy. In a time of spies and saboteurs, the shadows hide something worse...
The world is at war, the horizons dark. Hydes once driven underground by electric light have reclaimed the blacked-out streets. Against them stand huntsmen Jack French and his twin, Tommy. Only half a step from becoming monsters themselves, the twins risk life and soul to protect the people of the daylight world.
After her mother joins the victims, Lorie joins the hunters. Jack and Tommy need her as a lure. More, feeding on her orgasmic energies might keep them from taking that fatal half-step into the darkness.
Lorie loves with the intensity of a wartime romance, but she knows the score -- she's a convenience for this mission, and the guys won't spare a thought for her once they move on. Jack grimly holds his affection at arm's length; the woman a huntsman loves is too likely to die screaming under him.
Under Jack's intimate tutelage, Lorie becomes a perfect feeder, and the consummate bait. But when a beloved face becomes a monster's face, will she have the grit to do what must be done?
Hawkmoor:
Shapeshifters Darien Berenov and Mary Alison Hawkmoor were Bonded to one another as children, but were immediately separated. Mary Alison disappeared, an orphan in the human world, and grew up treating her full-moon "hallucinations" as mental illness. Darien took her place as Hawkmoor, growing up as a prince among the shapeshifters and using the Hawkmoor name to keep the peace.
When Mary Alison surfaces, Darien’s authority reverts to her. But she believes herself human and doesn’t understand the shapeshifters' world well enough to take up the reins of power. War explodes around them as shifter Families vie for territory and position.
Exploiting the erotic aspects of their awakened Bond, Darien seeks to form a union of souls and to resume his rule in Mary Alison’s name. Battered and betrayed, she defies him. With people dying and the moon swelling toward full, Darien chooses among ugly options: He must bring Mary Alison under control, or he must sacrifice her for the sake of peace.
I hope you like HAWKMOOR.
Upcoming publications, appearances, chats, conferences, and other plans will be posted in this area when they firm up or (more likely) when I eventually remember to post them.
Miscellaneous factoids: I am not the Amber Green on MySpace, the one who keeps horses, or the one with small children.
I am, however, the Amber Green with a recipe or two in The Write Ingredients. Proceeds of the sale of this book go to comfort items for our troops.
THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING ORGANIZED? Here's one: You can find my pictures from the 2006 Romantic Times Booklovers Convention cleverly hidden under the DISCUSSION button! Sigh...
"We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home." Edward R. Murrow (1908-1965)
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