A Changeling for All Seasons
by Sahara Kelly, Angela Knight, Kate Douglas, Judy Mays, Marteeka Karland

Ten unforgettable Erotic Tales to warm your nights and keep you in holiday spirits all year long!

A Vampire Christmas by Angela Knight

Kidnapped by Vampires!

Amelia Patton regains consciousness bound naked and tied up with a big red bow—under a Vampire's Christmas tree! As if that's not bad enough, the Vampire is no stranger—he's the fiancé she dumped after he tried to kill her!

David Tate, the handsome cop Amelia once planned to marry, wants more than to make amends. He wants Amelia. As David takes revenge for his broken heart, Amelia realizes she doesn't mind one bit. There's sweet magic in a Vampire's kiss.

A Christmas Pageant by Sahara Kelly

A man, a woman, and a snowstorm...

A lonely widow and a man in uniform. A night of fantasy. No one will ever know—after all, it's just one night.

Until Staff Sergeant Martin Todd discovers the cocktail waitress who disappeared from his bed is actually the local music teacher! Maude Henshaw and Colin Fenton are at it again, this time working their magic on two old friends who belong together—if they'd only admit it!

This Christmas performance is going to produce more than a good show—it's going to change a couple of lives forever.

Jingle Balls by Judy Mays

Oh, Jingle balls, jingle balls,
Jingle all the way.
Oh what fun it is to watch
Santa strip away.

A gorgeous hunk in a Santa Suit stripping, balls jingling and a dogsled team with very unusual names.

On Dashiell, on Danny, on Prankster and Vicky. On Compass, on Cueball, on Donny, and Blister. Hup! Hup!

What do you do with a 200-pound stripping Santa who's freezing his jingle balls off? Warm him up and drop him into your hot tub, what else? And then make absolutely sure that every inch of this piece of prime beefcake has thawed out completely.

Sealed With A Kiss by Marteeka Karland

This is one of the best short stories I have read...sweet enough for the most jaded of Valentine's Day naysayer. Valentine's Day is Marie's favorite holiday, but this year it's a disaster. The spaceship where she just found work as an engineer is falling apart, she's billions of light years away from home, and she can barely keep her hands off her hunk of a captain. Unfortunately, he seems oblivious to her.

Daxon has just one priority: to get his ship home in one piece. After that, he'll make his sexy new engineer pay for all her teasing. He'll give her a night she'll never forget, get her out of his system, and then he'll move on.

But on Valentine's Day, sometimes the heart has other plans.

My Valentine by Kate Douglas

The Legend:
Third Century Rome
Believing single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families, Emperor Claudius II outlaws marriage for his soldiers. A priest by the name of Valentine defies Claudius, performing marriages in secret for young lovers. For his bravery and his belief in love, Valentine, the priest, is put to death... but the legend of St. Valentine lives on.

Imagine...
North Dakota, 1918
St. Valentine. Dead since the 3rd century, he's never experienced the love he's made possible for so many young couples. God takes pity on Valentine and sends him to earth, and a woman who needs him, a woman he has to rescue before her grief and despair lead her to ending her own life.

No longer a saint, or a legend, he's just a man. Can the man do what the legend could not?

Changeling by Shelby Morgen

"I don't believe in Magic."

Did he actually say those words—out loud—in an Irish pub, on St. Patrick's Day? Divorced and alone, Michael Matthews doesn't believe in much of anything anymore. So when he downs several mugs of Irish Stout while listening to the barkeep weave a tale of magic and intrigue centuries old, Mich's judgment might be slightly impaired.

Mich wakes up bound and naked in a Fairy's webs. He isn't really sure he wants to escape the gorgeous little creature... but what's he to do with a lover who's only five inches tall?

She's the Changeling Fairy, and she has a bag of Fairy toys—including magical restraints and Fairy Oil—she's just itching to try out on her captive. She's caught Mich for just one purpose—she has every intention of spending St. Patrick's Day having wild Fairy sex with this hot hunk of an American. Just as soon as he learns to cooperate!

Elven Enchantment by Willa Okati

Single and sexy, Ciara's just been cheated on and dumped by one too many men. Enough is enough! A girl can only take so much infidelity and accusation before she decides it's time to go drown her sorrows at O'Dougal's, the perfect place to be on St. Patrick's Day.

However, she doesn't quite get what she bargained for. Instead of a dark back corner to brood in, she's pointed towards a nice little floor show going on: two men, one light and one dark, devouring each other with kisses. As she watches, wishing that someone would love her like that, an ugly little stranger claiming to be a leprechaun pops up and tells her that if she just offers, they'll accept.

Still stinging from being called frigid by the last creep she dated, Ciara approaches the men. Ardal and Seanan, charming rogues with rich accents and warm, roving hands, do more than welcome her into their arms—they invite her back to their bed. But what happens when the fun's been had, and Ciara discovers that on this St. Patrick's Day, her chosen lovers aren't human, but Elves?

Elves who want to take her Under-hill to be their mate...

Jolene's Pooka by Kate Hill

When a handsome, shapeshifting fairy sets his heart on a mortal woman who is tired of her hustle-and-bustle life, it makes for a St. Patrick's Day neither of them will ever forget.

Larkin has refused to disappear from his native Ireland, even though his kind are now only considered the stuff of legends. Lonely for companionship and the sensation of a soft, mortal maiden to share his bed, he is intrigued when, for the first time in ages, a woman is actually able to see him.

Seeking refuge from her tense corporate lifestyle, Jolene travels to a small Irish town to visit an old school chum. Secretly, she longs for more than just peace and quiet. She wants the love of a real man—one who is not afraid to sweep a woman off her feet and possess her completely. One night she is followed home by a black, fiery-eyed steed who has the shocking ability to speak. In a deep, enchanting voice he summons her to join him.

He is the pooka. A mythic creature who somehow seems to know the deepest desires of her very soul—and he wants nothing more than to make her his woman.

Chemistry to Burn by Lacey Savage

Faerie Fire...

It's bad enough to be the only fairy in the family with no real magical abilities. No wings, no glamour spells. Angelina Moore has one special ability—physics-defying fireworks. Well, had. Until Griffin Taylor stole her formulas.

Tonight's her night for revenge. Without a glamour spell, the best she can do for a disguise is a fake beard and a cheap leather outfit from the costume rental shop, but that should be all it takes to get her into the adult amusement park Hard Delights unnoticed. Aided by a small communication device and her loyal best friend, Angelina is determined to sabotage the fireworks display—and Griffin Taylor.

Griffin has other plans. He's waited too long to have his former flame chasing after him, and once she steps through those gates, there's no way he'll let her go. At least, not until he can prove to her that while her research may result in some interesting explosions, when they're together, Griff and his Angel have Chemistry to Burn...

Troll Under The Bridge by Shelby Morgen

Some things you just know. If you're a Troll, what better place to hang out than under a bridge, right? But if you're a Cop, chances are you're like genetically predisposed to mess with the Troll. Not a good move. Especially when the Troll has a thing for Cops. Especially tall, strong, hot bodied cops...

Sahara Kelly's Bio

Being transplanted from England in my teens, I arrived in the United States with a head full of Jane Austen, Shakespeare and Thomas Hardy stories, and a trunk full of Georgette Heyer and Barbara Cartland books. Romances are, and always have been, my first reading choice (I write Regency historicals under another name).

I've been happily married for almost twenty years to a high energy physicist/software architect (and would-be biker dude), and am the frazzled mom of a teenage son who intends to rule the world someday. I've worked in academia for many years, been a Middle Eastern dancer and dance teacher, a nursery school aide, and served my obligatory five years pushing designer evening gowns on unsuspecting customers at my local mall. At last I have finally had time to rediscover my passion for writing. Another Regency historical emerged, and was sent off into the big wide world of publishing.

In the interim I joined A Romance Review, and found a group of folks with obsessions like mine! I also found friends who encouraged and supported my efforts to pen a romantica while waiting to hear the fate of my Regency. Little did I realize that the enormous fun I was having writing my first erotic romance would lead to its publication by Ellora's Cave. Now I am in love with the genre, and writing takes precedence over far too many things, like laundry and housecleaning. But what the heck - how many people can say they sit down at the computer each day to do something they adore?

Hobbies? Yeah, I've got a few. I'm an inveterate crafter, and am the co-founder of a crafts group in my area. I'm a dog worshipper, but temporarily dogless after the loss of our second precious Bernese. I hate flying, love the fall, and can't stand olives. Chocolate, however is another matter. I'm an enthusiastic gardener of no repute whatsoever, and am fascinated by Italian glass. One day, I'll go to Venice, stand on the island of Murano, cry a little, and then max out every credit card I own. Until then, I believe that everyone should have a 'Lifetime List' - things they'd love to do but probably never will. Of such lists are fantasies born. We all should have fantasies.