Leona Windwalker – författare

Ash and Anthony had it all planned. Sweethearts since high school, they'd gotten engaged, bought a house they were renovating together, and planned for children.A tragic accident ended those dreams and left Ash reeling from despair. Unable to return home to even look at the tree they'd just decorated before going out, he hid from the world at his parents' home in another city.Shannon understood loss.After his wife died shortly after the birth of their child, he knew he had to be strong, especially for little Marley's sake. Deciding it was time for a fresh start, he moved them from Chicago to the small town he'd grown up in.One house, a real estate agent, and a man re-awakening to life.When Ash finally emerges from his grief, he has but one plan. Sell the house and, somehow, find a way to start moving forward. Google brings him to Shannon Greyson's one-man band realty. It's love, though, that brings them together, perhaps with a little help from Anthony.Angels Among Us is an unabashedly heartwarming tale about home, family, and true love. It's not always Santa that briings the magic of Christmas during the festive holiday season. A feel-good tale of true love and a happy-ever-after.

The Bastille Sphere: a penal colony being developed by Harmony Inc. Entry is one way only, with no way out. It's supposed to be for habitual reoffenders and the worst violent offenders.River knew there was a chance that he and his brother would fall behind on the loan they took out to cover their mother's medical bills and funeral. He never expected Harmony to call in the debt under the Debtor's Prison Act. He certainly wouldn't have believed that they'd send him to Bastille to become a gladiator's prize.Leyland knew just how corrupt Harmony was. Eager to populate their colony, they used the system to grab anyone they thought wouldn't be missed. If they qualified for gladiator training, it was a bonus, as the broadcast games added to the revenue the colony brought in.The prize: A fight to the death with the winner gaining his parole. He couldn't leave Bastille, but would gain a modicrum of freedom, including his own home behind the walls of the Compounoutside of the prison grounds, and be gifted with a mate. It was a win/win as far he was concerned. Leyland would either be freed by death at last, or he'd win and gain as normal a life as Bastille offered.If only it was that easy.

Kelly Townsend has a big problem. Someone has killed two men, both of them omegas. Worse, no one in the townships know who they were. When a councilman's son becomes the third victim, the sheriff finds the politcal heat turned up. To his surprise, the Council inform him that he has a new partner on the case, one of the vampire-like aliens whose world their colony was allowed to be established upon.Pilar of House R'jil'yae'k is honored to find himself assigned to the case. The humans are notoriously insular, allowing only minimal trade conducted from afar, making the opportinity unique. He knows he will face resistance to his presence, both due to his species being known as vampires thanks to the resemblance to human ancient legend, and also because he's an omega himself. Still, as the first omega Hunter of his House, he's determined to not only track his prey and bring him to justice, but to do his people proud.As secrets old and new are uncovered, the political landscape becomes even more fraught. Both of their people's futures hang in the balance as truths are uncovered that change everything they know. For Kelly and Pilar, the case turns out to be only the beginning.