Candlemoth: A Holy City Romance, the Complete Series.
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“FIVE STARS.” “beyond steamy…” “Captivating.” “WOW!!! Brilliant…a book that I just couldn't put down...” “on the edge of my seat for the next!” “I think I may be a little in love with Ry Calhoun…” “...fast paced with heaps of suspense… "“Addictive Series... once again given me a book I simply could not put down!!! “ “Enthralling.”
Some like it hot....
Lily is a bold free spirit from the foster system of small town South Carolina. She knows what she wants and how to get it, and a spoiled rich playboy is not part of her plan... but Ry Calhoun is irresistible.
The bad boy heir to a historic family fortune, Ry is a notorious playboy who's never met a challenge like gorgeous Lily Inoue...
I wrote the above series as well as my first novel, and a few short stories, under the pen name 'Pauline West'. Fans of Evening's Kingdom might enjoy these earlier pages.
My first book was called.... drumroll please.... Evening's Land. (hehe, I know...) Richly preternatural and spine-tinglingly erotic, the story is an exploration of love, loss and loyalty that will haunt long after the last page is turned.
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My first book was called.... drumroll please.... Evening's Land. (hehe, I know...) Richly preternatural and spine-tinglingly erotic, the story is an exploration of love, loss and loyalty that will haunt long after the last page is turned.
Buy it on Amazon here :)
Think YA Girl Interrupted + Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil. Like most first books, I'm the first to admit, this one has a lot of problems.
But for reasons I mention below, there are a few things in it that I want to save. I plan to revisit & edit it for the podcast, renaming it (ha!), giving Jupiter a much more prominent role, combining a few characters & tightening/clarifying the narrative overall.
I wrote the novel as a way of coping with our brother James' death - we lost him early in the opioid crisis, as Ada loses Faye - but I did not consciously realize this was what I was doing until I wept, finishing the final scene between Ada and Faye. For this reason alone, I'd like to do the story, and thereby James, better justice.
If you're inclined to take a peek, it's interesting to notice themes repeated across many of my stories:
-Dark, complex women with dangerous gifts they must learn to wield well;
-Charismatic, erotic leader-villains;
-Journeys into the Collective Unconscious, to then reconcile knowledge & allies into the waking world....
Buy your copy here today :)
As I revisit this story down the road, I'd love to incorporate your ideas. If you pick up a copy and find yourself so inclined, please send me your thoughts here, and thank you!
But for reasons I mention below, there are a few things in it that I want to save. I plan to revisit & edit it for the podcast, renaming it (ha!), giving Jupiter a much more prominent role, combining a few characters & tightening/clarifying the narrative overall.
I wrote the novel as a way of coping with our brother James' death - we lost him early in the opioid crisis, as Ada loses Faye - but I did not consciously realize this was what I was doing until I wept, finishing the final scene between Ada and Faye. For this reason alone, I'd like to do the story, and thereby James, better justice.
If you're inclined to take a peek, it's interesting to notice themes repeated across many of my stories:
-Dark, complex women with dangerous gifts they must learn to wield well;
-Charismatic, erotic leader-villains;
-Journeys into the Collective Unconscious, to then reconcile knowledge & allies into the waking world....
Buy your copy here today :)
As I revisit this story down the road, I'd love to incorporate your ideas. If you pick up a copy and find yourself so inclined, please send me your thoughts here, and thank you!