Anne Scott, Editor
I'm making a shelf of books I've edited. I won't rate them, though I may mention reviews and recommendations that I'm proud of.
"The first book in the 'Wild Crush' series is sure to warm up any reader's chilly fall evening. Both the passion and emotion here are stellar!"—Library Journal, starred review
"Arend never disappoints when it comes to bringing characters to life [...] this is one of the author's best in the series."—RT Book Reviews
“For Travis fans, this is what you've been waiting for. […]he's in love with both Cassidy and Ashley, and when the three of them get together, chemistry sparks and, dang, if it ain't hot.”—USA Today
“An overbearing fairy prince tumbles to Earth and into a shy artist’s life in this effervescently charming fantasy romance from Beecroft.”—Publishers Weekly
“I would certainly read more about these guys and about this world.”—Dear Author
"If you're interested in hot shifters, scarred pasts and a whole lotta steam, check out this new series."—USA Today
"This world promises to become an intense and addictive must read series. The journey towards safety is fraught with tension and suspense…"—Smexy Books
"…a humane statement on personal healing as well as an engaging romance."—Library Journal
"Readers will fall for the engaging dialogue, wonderfully fleshed-out characters, a sexy and realistic romance, fully realized world-building, and a genuinely interesting science fictional core issue to work through. This phenomenal novel marks Moraine and Soem as authors to watch."—Publishers Weekly, starred review
"I think what I found most interesting...and entertaining...about this book was how the strong romance was worked into such an unpredictable storyline filled with so much emotion."—Elisa Rolle's Rainbow Awards
"…I enjoyed the hell out of this novella. It was lighthearted and fun, surprisingly emotional but not super angsty, and a perfect amount of shifter romance to remind me that I kind of miss reading it."—Smart Bitches, Trashy Books
"Beth is one of the most energetic, understanding and downright likable heroines that readers will ever have the fortune to meet."—RT Book Reviews, Top Pick
"Just about everything in the brief work works. Ms. Bell is an excellent writer. She’s got mad descriptive powers."—Dear Author, recommended
"And then who should she run into but Mr Meet Cute. Their introductions and verbal flirting are a breath of fresh air."—Dear Author, recommended
"The Bloodhounds are some of my favorite getaway books, so if you want some mystery, action, a pack of hot Bloodhounds (who actually aren't sexist and welcome Diana as a fellow warrior) and some steamy chemistry, I'd recommend this series. The first book is Wilder's Mate."—USA Today
"The real concentration of attention here is on the community of friends that are better than family. The frantic action of magic power, lost, found and desired adds to the tension as tricks and scams are planned and played."—Reviews by Jessewave
"I simply loved this one. The main character, as the narrator, has an engaging voice and personality. The plot is nice and twisty and kept me reading anxiously to see what comes next."—Elisa Rolle's Rainbow Awards
"Vicki and Joel's story made me cry (in a good way), smile and laugh; it's my favorite of the series and my favorite read of this year so far."—USA Today
"Kimberling has a knack for creating worlds and characters that stand out, as evidenced by her offbeat sf Happy Snak (2009) and her 2008 Lambda Literary Award–winning novel Turnskin (2007)."—Library Journal
"The writing is simply wonderful. The imagery, use of description, elegant and crisp prose, well crafted and definitely nuanced characters, and an intricate plot that is easy to follow while being maze like is an impressive feat."—three am
"Thrill and heartbreak go hand in hand in Son of the Enemy. The author writes with a swift and sinister rhythm, builds anticipation with a masterful hand and provides a number of plot shockers."—USA Today
"Fans of Erica Spindler or Lisa Jackson will want to add this author to their list."—RT Book Reviews
