Paranormal Romance

In this first book of Ivy's pulse-pounding Guardians of Eternity vampire trilogy, an unearthly guardian is forced to protect a mortal woman, plunging them into an epic battle between good and evil and a desperate race to save their love.

Published almost ten years ago, "Guilty Pleasures" marked the debut of a writer who was destined to grow from cult favorite to a major bestselling author. Now, for longtime Blake aficionados and newfound fans, readers will learn how Anita Blake started raising the dead--and killing the undead.

The first in the bitingly funny new series from a bestselling author follows the adventures of a demon-hunting soccer mom.

The first volume in the Lords of the Underworld trilogy opens with Ashlyn Darrow coming to Budapest to seek help from men rumored to have supernatural abilities. Neither she nor Maddox, a man trapped in his own hell, can resist the instant hunger that calms their torments. Original.

In Sizemore's sizzling trilogy of paranormal romance, three seductive vampires are overwhelmed by desire and longing for mortal women. Each title is available at a special price. Reissue.

A just-laid off secretary has a really bad week when she dies and is then made Queen of the Undead. "Chick lit meets vampire fiction in this creative, sophisticated, sexy, and wonderfully witty book."--Catherine Spangler. Original.

"Jules Duchon was a real New Orleans vampire. Born and bred in the working-class Ninth Ward, bitten and smitten with the Big Easy. Driving through the French Quarter, stuck in a row of bumper-to-bumper cars that crept along Decatur Street like a caravan of bone-weary camels, Jules Duchon barely fit behind the steering wheel of his very big Cadillac taxicab. Even with the seat pushed all the way back.
Damn, he was hungry.
Jules stopped his cab, pressed the wobbly rocker switch that jerked the electric windows reluctantly to life, and stuck his head into the humid night air. "Hey, baby. You interested in some dinner?"
-from "Fat White Vampire Blues
Vampire, "nosferatu, creature of the night-whatever you call him-Jules Duchon has lived (so to speak) in New Orleans far longer than there have been drunk coeds on Bourbon Street.

The "New York Times" bestselling author of "Dead as a Doornail" introduces a new supernatural mystery series featuring Harper Connelly, a woman who has what one might call a strange job: she finds dead people.

Armed with only a bag of rune stones and her wicked sense of humor, an American woman untangles the threads connecting a serial killer, vampires, and the handsome man who may not be as he appears.

In this first novel of a bitingly funny paranormal romance trilogy, a contemporary New York vampire sets out to improve the loves lives of her comrades in eternal nightlife by starting a dating service for the unattached undead.

Isabella Swan's move to Forks, a perpetually rainy town in Washington, could have been the most boring move she ever made. When she meets the mysterious, alluring Edward Cullen--a vampire--her life takes a thrilling and terrifying romantic turn.

Mercy Thompson's sexy neighbor is a werewolf and she's working on a VW bus owned by a vampire. But then, Mercy Thompson is not exactly normal herself--she's a shape-shifter.

Suspenseful, surprising, dark, and humorous, these all-new stories by "New York Times" bestselling authors Charlaine Harris, Jim Butcher, and Kelley Armstrong ensure that readers will never think of vampires--or birthdays--in quite the same way again.