ADULT FICTION

New Adult fantasy romance from Highland Press

What’s the difference between a social studies teacher and a flesh-hungry demon?
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Ever since Julia Stokes was a little girl, she’s wanted to become a teacher and escape her rural Illinois town in favor of the big city. She accomplished her goals after college, but a year later, she’s back home, sleeping in the bedroom across the hall from her parents again. She had no choice after her ex-boyfriend stole her identity and gambled away her money.

Just as Julia is trying to put her life back together, a night out with friends ends with an attack by a rogue demon. She survives the attack, but at a high price. She discovers that her dull hometown is actually teeming with a dizzying array of monsters – and now she’s one of them. As Julia struggles to come to grips with her new life, an unexpected and desirable guide emerges to introduce her to the underworld that she has become part of. She refuses to dwell on that time back in high school when he dumped her before prom.

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Contemporary Romantic Suspense from Highland Press

Two sisters, one handsome widower, an online stalker, and 10,000 tomatoes. It’s shaping up to be a long, hot summer.

Laura Bayford is a city dweller with a country girl’s heart and a webmaster’s computer skills. Every summer, she grows and cans rows of tomatoes within the chain link fence confines of her Chicago bungalow.

She shares her passion for tomatoes with people around the country through her website, CropsToKeep.com. To her chagrin, this year a disturbed visitor has started posting aggressive comments on the site, and Laura doesn’t know how to handle him. Thankfully, the handsome widower who recently moved in next door has great ideas to solve her website dilemma.

While her neighbor may have solved Laura’s website woes, his romantic attitude is playing havoc with her normally steady libido – and the situation deteriorates when her unemployed, nosy sister becomes convinced the handsome hunk has sinister plans.

It’s shaping up to be a long, hot summer!

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Maybe Angie should have asked more questions about why her new house was so cheap, but the Victorian fixer-upper had lots of potential and promised an engrossing DIY project to distract her from the miserable end of her marriage.

When the disturbances start, it becomes clear that Angie got more than she bargained for. Could the neighbors be right about a ghost driving out the previous owners? Or is another danger lurking in the turn-of-the-century home?