Bøger af Kathy Coleman

Hell hath no fury like a goddess scorned... As Champion, Carita of Bel Auryn thought she would spend her days fighting demons. Instead, she is drawn into the latest scheme of the Moon Goddess, Ruby: a contest to choose a man who will have the "honour" of fathering her child. When Ruby encourages Carita to choose a man for herself, she picks the man she is most drawn to--and immediately regrets it. Lucian Veradayne is the Lord of Death. He knows he must win Ruby's game at any cost. It doesn't matter that he has avoided her for two thousand years. Nor that she tried to kill their first child. And it really doesn't matter that he would much rather woo Carita. The Soul Well has given Lucian a prophecy: he and Ruby must have another child. A child who will save the world. Dealing with their mutual attraction will be the least of Lucian and Carita's problems. They are not the only ones who have been drawn into Ruby's game. Someone else wants to win. Someone who wants Ruby dead. Will Carita and Lucian be able to protect her long enough for a victor to be named? And if they succeed, will they be able to walk away from each other to ensure the prophecy is fulfilled? Sealer's Game is a 55,000 word fantasy romance novella about the King of the Underworld, a kick-butt warrior priestess, and a ruthless goddess who will stop at nothing to get her own way. It contains language, descriptions of violence, and sexual themes that may not be appropriate for all readers. Recommended for ages 18+.

As a Mom who has five children and nine grandchildren, I understand the love that a parent has for their children and the love one has for their spouse or significant other. The morning of 9/11, I was in tears as I watched the horrific events unfold. I was fearful for the members of my family that were in New York City and the thousands of the sons, daughters and spouses that were victims in the attack, those being rescued and the rescuers. I wanted to write this story to give peace to those who perished. I hope that family members of those that lost their lives will also find peace in this story.