Vampires are fun, but silly. Blood has no magical power. It can't reanimate the dead or give super strength. And it certainly can't give a full sized human the power to turn into a bat weighing less than four pounds.Yet Romi is a vampire, beautifully and uniquely so, though not at all like any you may have encountered.Disappearing fangs make little sense either. Still Romi's are very, very real. And if she chooses to use them on you, you'll thank her, and beg her to return....

Psychologist Barbara Kosmin has never had a patient like William Foster: handsome, personable, and quite possibly a mass murderer. Four women have died within a year of marrying the man, in a way that brought him million dollar insurance settlements. That's so unlikely an occurrence that even he's certain he's caused their deaths, either by design, or by possessing the proverbial kiss of death. In desperation, Bill has turned to Barbara for help—or perhaps, to seek yet another victim....

Gary Niles planned nothing more than what any lawyer might do on a quiet Saturday: A round of golf, followed by a bit of shopping, then dinner. His plan certainly didn't include meeting two tiny women with oddball powers, like levitating pizza and delivering static shocks.He never intended to jump from world to world, interfere with a foreign government, or, tunnel into a prison. He especially didn't expect to learn how to fwoosh.But Gary wasn't careful when he pulled the s...

Romantic SuspenseDelia Weintraub has done something foolish with a business card that a beautiful woman dropped in the snow. On a whim, she handed it to an intensely handsome man, as if it was her own. Now, the woman whose name is on the card lies dead at the bottom of a flight of stairs, and Delia just might be next. Her life has been turned upside down, and as if that were not enough, the man who may have killed the woman of the business card claims to have fallen in love with he...

Tug Cabot's new apartment has several unique features: first is an invisible roommate named, Brialla. More specifically, she's a smart, fuzzy alien teen with a sense of humor and a serious problem. Then, there's the lady across the hall who has her eye on him, and whose geneticist niece, Neilie, has plans for him.That might be fun, except for the inconvenient fact that the people Brialla escaped from intend to subvert and conquer Earth without anyone noticing. At the moment, though...

Chuck Boswell is in trouble. A fall down a steep hillside has left him helpless and alone, his leg broken, on a chill October night. In response to his frustrated cry of, "A miracle might be a nice idea about now, because my guardian angel seems to be asleep on the job," the last thing he expects to hear in response is, "Well if you weren't such a moron you wouldn't need a guardian angel."But Chuck's problems really begin in the morning, when he wakes to find an angel sleeping next...

Fifteen-year-old Ron Gibson was there when Talperno ship dropped from clouds to set up shop by the Washington Monument. In fact, they very nearly landed on Ron and his friends when their ship, an eighty story concrete office building, touched down. Stunned, but raised on a diet of science fiction and adventure movies, the boys marched through the front door and became the first humans to meet the Talperno.A decade later, Ron is writing a book on the visitors. His quest leads him to...

Life has been unkind to Linda. Born dirt-poor, her dreams of love dashed by the men she trusted, she is alone, without friends, and haunted by memories so terrible they must be suppressed. But seeking a place to stay brings a chain of events that will propel a country girl with no future into a world she could never have imagined. Can she outrun her haunted past and find the love she's been denied? Her life may just depend on doing that.

A fanatical gunman has taken a top lawyer prisoner, and is demanding millions of dollars for his release—which brings FBI agent Cal Clayton to the office complex. On the surface it seems a simple hostage situation. Intuition, though, says the lawyer's very attractive secretary, who's presently wearing only panties, is hiding something important. But the secretary, Jessie, is a prisoner, herself, in an unexpected way, one that touches Cal's heart and divides his loyalties.Add in a c...

Ted Blackwell has a problem. Unhappy with life in the big city he ran away, to train horses on Nowhere Ranch, his childhood home in rural Arizona. His plans for the future went no further than that. But the retiring lawman of that tiny hamlet said, "Offer the job to Blackwell, he's the only one dumb enough to take it." As it turned out, the man was right.Now, as a result of saying yes to becoming the town's one and only policeman, Ted has Joy, a profane fourteen-year-old runaway li...

Rumor has it that a terrorist group has a nuclear bomb, and plans to use it. Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, claims it's a harmless fake. Ben Fisher, CIA agent, only knows that someone is trying very hard to kill him, and that it's getting harder to tell friend from foe every day.From Tel-Aviv to halls of CIA headquarters; from Upstate New York to the deserts of Israel, Ben must hunt and be hunted. In the end, though, it's up to him, with the help of a terrorist's daughter...

Dave Cook lives with a crazy-man. Ted, his father, likes nothing more than to drive young Dave to distraction. It's part of his plan to teach him to think for himself. To accomplish that, Ted is apt to introduce himself as his nonexistent twin brother, the third member of a pair of twins, or as a creature from a far-off galaxy. He has a penchant for such things as bringing live chickens on a camping trip, making bananas appear to be pre-sliced, and convincing young Dave that the voice comi...