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$7.99 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: MLR Press, LLC - ManLoveRomance Press)
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A member of the Boston North Pack is attacked by humans who say they were hired by a shifter. The same night, Melia, the wolf who changed Kyle, returns to Boston. The pack suspects Melia of arranging the attack, but Kyle believes someone else is behind it. He just doesn't know who.
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$6.99 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: MLR Press, LLC - ManLoveRomance Press)
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Since moving to Boston, Kyle Slidell has met only a few of his neighbors, including Tobias Rogan. Kyle is very interested in Tobias, and is ecstatic to learn that Tobias wants him too. But his neighbors have a secret: They're werewolves, and Tobias is the pack Alpha. When one of the wolves attacks Kyle in the neighborhood garden one night, Kyle l MORE... |
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 | | Help Around The House
$3.99 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: Jupiter Gardens Press)
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| Two years after the death of her husband, Jodie thinks it’s time to move on. And who better to move on with than Todd, the next-door neighbor who has stood by her and helped her with everything from snow removal to her two children?
But Jodie isn’t completely sure she’s ready to become involved with Todd. He’s been divorced for several y MORE... |
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 | | Reflected Love
$3.99 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: Jupiter Gardens Press)
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| Ralie has moved into a new apartment, and the antique mirror she finds on an online auction site is the perfect addition to her bedroom.
Fae soldier Listrial has no need for the mirror he finds in a peddler’s tent while on patrol. But the mirror calls to him, and the small amount of coin he carries is just enough to purchase it.
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 | | Their Home Port
$5.99 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: Jupiter Gardens Press)
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| When Reesa Boyd goes on a date with yet another Mr. Not-Quite-Right, she doesn’t expect to end the day with a job offer from the owner of Marine Tow, a marine assistance towing company.
On her first day of work, she meets Micah Ward, son of the Marine Tow owner and the company’s best captain. And the man who steals Reesa’s heart. Although MORE... |
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 | | You Shouldn't Kiss Me Like This
$2.99 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: Jupiter Gardens Press)
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| Erin enjoys dancing, but losing her competition partner Scott to a car accident a year ago nearly killed her love of dance. Now she instructs others in West Coast Swing and spends each class lusting after her fellow instructor, Stefan. Stefan’s admission of his feelings thrills Erin and the two begin dating. But when he asks her to partner him in MORE... |
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 | | Eternal Love
$5.70 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: Jupiter Gardens Press)
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| For over 900 years, immortal Rhys Trevellian has been in love with the soul of the same woman-- his childhood love Gwen. Unfortunately, Gwen is mortal, and Rhys is unable to keep her with him. When he meets Gwen Davies in a coffee shop in his newest hometown, he immediately recognizes his lost love.
Gwen Davies has had a rough life, most recentl MORE... |
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 | | A Little Tied Up
$1.50 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: Noble Romance Publishing LLC)
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| Nolie is happy in her marriage to Joseph, but things have become a bit stale in the bedroom. When Joseph suggests role-playing, Nolie is skeptical at first, but then agrees, expecting an exciting time. What she doesn’t expect is how much she’ll learn about herself and her marriage through the experience. MORE... |
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 | | Beginner's Luck
$2.99 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: Jupiter Gardens Press)
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| Kyla has an issue with trust. Until she meets Alec. Alec is funny, charming, loving, and the first man to win her trust. To show him exactly how much she loves and trusts him, Kyla decides to give him something she's given to no man. Purchasing the Anal Beginner's Kit is easy, but giving up her "final frontier" is hard. With Alec's love, patience, MORE... |
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 | | Deep Down
$3.99 $1.99 - Karenna Colcroft (Published by: Siren-BookStrand, Inc.)
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| [Siren Classic: Erotic Contemporary Romance]
Six months after moving to Boston from a small town in Maine, Courtney Southard still hasn’t gotten the hang of life in the big city. She doesn't know anyone and considers moving back home. When she's nearly mugged in a subway station, musician Tanner Wohl comes to her rescue, and Courtney sees a reas MORE... |
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Author's Bio
Karenna wrote her first story at age five, and hasn't stopped since. Throughout high school and college, she wrote young adult novels. In 2004, she began work on a young adult paranormal series that grew to thirty books, and spawned another ten-book series. In 2006, after a challenge from a friend, she started writing erotic romance and romance. So far she has had three e-books published, as well as a story in an anthology, and has three more works under contract for 2010, including my novella with Siren-Bookstrand. Karenna lives in eastern Massachusetts with her fiance, her two daughters, a pair of cats, and a fish.
Author's Profile
Q: Why did you start writing romance?
A: In the summer of 2006, a friend of mine challenged me to write a loving, positive sex scene. After waffling about it for a bit, I did, and surprised myself with how well it came out. I decided to keep writing romance and erotic romance, just to see where I went with it. That scene, incidentally, decided it belonged in a novel, one which I’m currently revising so I can submit it.
Q: Do you ever base any characters on people you know?
A: On occasion, but never without checking with the person first. Sometimes I don’t realize I’ve based a character on someone in my real life until I’ve finished the story; when I revise, I ask them if it’s okay with them. Only one person has ever said he didn’t want me to use him in a story, and he amended that later to say as long as no one who knew him would recognize him, it would be all right. Several of my heroines are based on me, in whole or part; and I have one or two heroes who are based on my fiancé, who proudly calls himself my “research assistant.”
Q: What do the people who know you think about what you write?
A: Not everyone who knows me knows that I write romance and erotic romance, and I use a pen name to keep it that way. Of those who know, which includes my parents and my fiancé's parents, the general reaction is that it’s pretty cool, and that they wouldn’t expect me of writing that kind of thing. I’m pretty mild-mannered in real life.
Q: When you look back on the first story you ever wrote, what do you think of it now?
A: Unfortunately, I can’t look at my first ever story; a flood in my parents’ basement when I was about 11 destroyed it. However, when I look at the stuff I wrote in high school and college, I cringe just a bit. A whole lot of “telling” instead of “showing”, and some plots that just don’t make sense. Even when I look back at the romance and erotica stories I wrote a few months ago, I sometimes cringe. I’m learning more about writing and revising almost every day, and there’s always room for improvement.
Q: Describe a typical day in your life.
A: Typical? What’s that mean? Most weekdays, I’m up around 5:30 or 6:00 to start checking emails and message boards. I consider promoting my work an important part of writing, and the message boards give me a chance to do that. At 6:30, I wake my daughters for school; they leave at 7:30. I haven’t had a day job for a few months now, so once the kiddos and my fiancé have left for the day, I start in on writing, revising, and promoting. With the three combined, I usually spend about 4-6 hours a day, sometimes a bit less if I have errands or appointments. My children come home between 2:30 and 3:00, and I check in with them about homework; my fiancé's arrival time home depends on what season it is. I take a break for about an hour around noon each day, and at 6 or 7 pm, I’m off the computer for the night to spend time with my family.
Q: Anything else you’d like readers to know?
A: I’m living a romance novel. In December 2006, I left an abusive marriage. For the next year and a half, I dated occasionally, but gave up on dating in May 2008 when I decided I was looking for the right thing in the wrong places. Two nights later, my now-fiancé and I met at the home of a mutual friend. It was literally love at first sight from his point of view; it took me a few hours that night to admit that I felt an attraction as well. He’d also given up on dating, until he met me. He’d never been married or even lived with anyone, and he’d pretty much decided he would be spending his life alone because he couldn’t find the right person. Within two days, he decided to drive two hours after work to see me, and soon after that, he started spending most of his time off with my kids and me. We started talking about moving in together “someday” before we’d known each other a month, and he told me he loved me for the first time on my birthday a month after we met. We actually did move in together in June 2009; he proposed in September, and our wedding is planned for April 2010. He treats my children and me wonderfully; he’s the man I always dreamed of finding and never believed I would.
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