This is CW. I loved Shadow Hunt. Prieto is high on my Top Five Authors Who Are Made Of Win, because she never fails at delivering excellence. Also, it would be interesting to find out if Jayson Taylor has anything else published, as well.

If you brougt them Umbridge’s heart, Hunt and Black would follow you _anywhere_ (I would too. I HATED her .

*whisper* the full moon was the 29th. I think we’re safe . . . for now

It’s the little things, ‘ya know? Andrew can stay out all night working his mojo, but god forbid he forget to call home and tell Devon he’ll be late

I’ll see if I can work “bloody chunks” into the next one too.

He might need to replenish the spell from time to time, but with Erik and people like him out there, Andrew doubted that he’d run out of spell components.
Oh, well, that’s just a lovely thought, Andrew. Glass-half-full kind of guy, aren’t you?

And I can’t even quote the rest of that chapter! However, how about this?
Most of Erik would never leave these mountains, but the coat would allow Andrew to carry bloody chunks home to Devon. He would feed him bits, slowly undress him…
A pleasant ache grew in his cock.

*headdesk*

That said, I’d have to say that Andrew is still one of my favorite “tops” in a very short list. And thank you very, very much for giving us a story with the words “bloody chunks” in it. You have no idea how happy you’ve made me.

Currently I’m revising another novel, but after it’s done I’ll return to the After series.

The next book will be After Twilight. Devon and Andrew will face Victor. Although they’ve tried to keep Sean out of most of the conflict in the past, they will no longer be able to.

You’ve made me curious; which scene had you saying, “NO, Andrew, BAD MAGE!!!” ?

…reading horror and suspense stories in the middle of the night lighted only by the computer screen with only the crickets and the coquis of my island home as company is half the fun of experience…

**winks, and subtly looks over shoulder to see out of the window to stare at the moon and make sure it isn’t full**

I could only imagine how interesting…Sighs!

“Shit. What would Harry Potter do?”

hehehehehehehehe

OMG!!! I loved loved these books. Thank you so much for recommending them. They were brilliantly written, witty, with a nod to the H/D ship community woven in, and smuttastically different and hot and just spellbinding (pardon the pun)!

I bought both books on a whim, thinking that something so well reviewed was worth looking into. Do I ever love the availability of gay genre fiction ebooks! Instant gratification galore.

I admit that I didn’t care too much for “Wicca Man”, but these two books…WOW. I found them truly as wonderful as you.

I had seen them in Loose (love Loose), but wasn’t sure if I would like them based on that weird summary. The plot line looked too heavy –when an author tries to explain so many paranormal worlds mixed in with a romantic twist, most of the time most of the story suffers– but here, the mythology worked seamlessly into the romance.

I wish to know more, what’s going to happen next; is A-hole grandpappy going to show up as a deadly 14 year old? Whose Sean’s werewolf lover? Are we going to see Devon in his werewolfish goodness become a badass? Is Prior going to cause some trouble? Could I have Mr. Hunt and Mr. Black over for some caffeine induced furry threesome if I promise to bring them the liver of an evil dead mage…say Umbridge’s? Hmmmm…

When will part three come out?!!! Runs off to check author’s website…and probably beg shamelessly for more!

Dead is available through Phaze. My website now has a print section for Books, and there is also an excerpt from the WiP sequel. However, I don’t know anything about the quality of the service or the book itself, since I don’t have my own copy.

LEBr, hi! I wish I could say that I’ve been off having a wonderful vacation, but the truth is that I have a lazybutt, and I allowed myself to get distracted. Shame on me. LdD’s been active recently, though.
Dead’s finally in print? Where!?

Ecac, do it! Do it! (But it might be a good idea not to read them when you’re alone in the house in the middle of the night.)

Linda, you’re welcome! And thank you, for thrilling us with the acknowledgement that what we do is appreciated for precisely what it is. Bryce is made of awesome, isn’t she? First in context of authorship, but also in context of the story itself.
I understand exactly what you mean when it comes to which books you like most – I share that preference, as well. It’s rather difficult to pin down with one or two words, that near-magical quality in a book that makes it one’s favorite. “Depth” and “thought” work really well, though. Stay tuned to T&B; LdD and I have found a couple more books that might satisfy your needs as much as they satisfied mine.