Showing posts with label Aislinn Kerry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aislinn Kerry. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

NOW AVAILABLE From Aislinn Kerry: Silver Moon

Silver Moon by Aislinn Kerry is now available from (appropriately enough) Liquid Silver Books!
Fate Dobrzynski hates and fears werewolves more than anything else on earth. But when she finds out her vampire friends face starvation unless they can expand their feeding grounds, she's determined to do anything she can to help--even if it means making a deal with Gabriel Cardenas, the alpha of the local Were pack.

Gabe hates vampires as much as any Were, but when Fate comes to him, he can't resist the opportunity to prove she has nothing to fear from his kind. Even if it comes at the cost of allowing bloodsuckers to feed in his territory.

Fate and Gabe find unexpected fellowship with one another. As Gabe shows her Weres can be trusted, Fate introduces him to kink and a side of himself he never knew existed. But Gabe's wolves are none too pleased about having a human woman brought into their pack. With Gabe's focus on the vampire threat outside their doors, will he miss the danger lurking under his own roof?

Sunday, April 17, 2011

Now Available from Aislinn Kerry: In the Shadow of the Sun

In The Shadow of the Sun by Aislinn Kerry is now available from Amber Allure. This book is teh ossum. Srsly. Combine Ancient Egypt, vampires, and dirty manlove into one book, add Aislinn's badass writing, and this is what you get:

Aten, immortal pharaoh of the Two Kingdoms, keeps his eternal good looks by sucking the blood of innocents. Everyone knows it. His very existence is a blasphemy against the gods. So when Seth, a priest of Ra, is told to assassinate this tyrant at the masquerade celebration during the Festival of Opet, he accepts the task without questioning it. He seduces Aten and waits until they're in the privacy of the pharaoh's bedchamber before he strikes, driving a stake into Aten's chest. But Aten doesn’t die. The stake shatters without even leaving a scratch, and Aten laughs at him for the attempt.

Seth expects to be executed for treason, but neither man can deny their attraction, and Aten's intrigued by Seth's misguided desire to see him dead. He challenges Seth to stay, to see if he can find a way to kill him—and maybe to see that he's not the man people say he is.

The longer Seth remains, the more he struggles with his convictions. Is it possible that all the rumors are wrong? Can a man who survives on the blood of others possibly be good and just? And when the time comes to choose sides, will he honor his gods, or his heart?

Buy it HERE.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Book Recommendation: Smoke

Okay, so vampire stories usually aren't my thing, but this book is the bomb. I mean, it's by Aislinn Kerry, so of course it's good.

Check it out:
Blurb:

Loving another man is a sin...but loving a vampire is worse...

In deeply religious 19th-century Italy, Valentino knows that admitting his attraction to men, even to himself, could put him in grave danger. The church prefers to burn vampires to keep their congregation living in fear and paying their tithes, but a sinner like Val would also do in a pinch.

Val suppresses his sexual desires and joins the clergy, hoping to live a life of piety and devotion, until the day Dante, one of the devil's own vampires, comes to him begging to confess his sins. Val can’t help his attraction to the vampire, and refuses to succumb to it, even as Dante tries to seduce him. But Val soon realizes he can no longer deny the truth of who he is, or what he wants.

In desperation, and putting his life on the line to save the soul of the vampire he loves, Val searches for proof that a man can be a vampire without being damned. But his questions soon attract the church’s attention, and they arrest him, and also plan to make an example of him for the congregation to see.

Will Val face a horrific execution, or will Dante somehow be able to rescue him in time?

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Highly recommended.