Sex and Sensibility
by Shannon Hollis

Will what she sees be what he gets? ... Few people take Tessa Nichols seriously. Sure, she has visions and uses tarot cards to make a lot of her decisions, but so far they haven't steered her wrong. When she has a vision of a young woman tied to a bed, Tessa's not sure what to think ... until she finds out the girl is missing. Sensible former cop Griffin Knox has never been one for psychics. Cold, hard facts are what he relies on. And working with Tessa is the furthest thing from normal. He doesn't want to believe what she's telling him, but when she describes every spicy, red-hot vision she has to him, separating fantasy from reality becomes harder and harder. But who said sex and sensibility couldn't get along?

Shannon Hollis' Bio

The shape and texture of words have fascinated me since I learned to read. I got my first positive review at the age of eight on a school composition (it was about a ghost in a graveyard, if I remember), and completed my first novel at seventeen. It was a shameless Nancy Drew ripoff, but the editor said I could tell a story, so that was all I needed. I have an Honors B.A. in Creative Writing from the University of California, and an M.A. in writing from Seton Hill University in Pennsylvania.

I started writing romance in 1991, and got serious in 1994 when I joined the Romance Writers of America. I belong to the San Francisco Area Chapter and the Vancouver Island Chapter.

When I'm not writing, I love to make historical costumes for dances and cons, beachcomb, play piano and harp, and other incredibly useful pursuits.