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No. Each book is a standalone suspense with romantic couples who find their HEA. But various characters do appear in all the books so I recommend starting with Don’t Look.

It was a trip to Wisconsin to surprise my brother for his birthday. We were driving through the countryside after a late spring snowstorm. The snow blanketed everything in white. You could see forever and it struck me that it would be a perfect canvas for a serial killer.

I introduced Javad in Darkness Returns and then he made appearances in the next two books. I realized that he was becoming much more than a secondary character and I needed to write his story. Still, it took time to find the perfect mate.

They will focus on the Rebels, a clan of vampires who were banished by the former Anasso. We’ll discover how they’ve survived and the danger they pose to Styx as he attempts to bring them into his family. You’ll also get a chance to see how the old characters are adjusting to their various mates.

After twelve books and several novellas I took a break in writing the Guardians of Eternity series. I was determined to ensure that the stories never became stale and I felt like I needed to clear my head. However, I realized that I was homesick for my Guardians. I missed Styx, and Viper, and especially Levet. It was time to return to that special world. Now they’re BACK!!

Hands down it’s Levet, my tiny gargoyle. He’s funny, clever, utterly loyal and he says all the things we wish we could. He’s the one character who always follows his heart, even when it leads him to trouble.

No, I have sexy werewolves, dozens of fey creatures and even mermaids in the series.

The short answer is… no. Each book is a complete love story with new characters and a HEA. But, I have several characters who make appearances in each book as well as a background story that is woven into the books, so it’s really best to start at the beginning of the series.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer! I fell in love with the combination of humor, adventure, and gorgeous vampires. But most of all, I was intrigued by the constantly evolving relationships between the characters. I wanted to create a clan of vampires who interacted throughout the series.

No. Although I enjoy writing in other genres and creating new stories, it’s always a pleasure to return to the world of the Guardians. After all these years they’ve become members of my family, and I can’t imagine not spending at a portion of my time with them. Of course, I want to make sure I can keep the series fresh, so I’ll be writing a few books that are set in the world, but with new characters.