Possession: Three paranormal tales of shape-shifting and possession from Black Lace
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Falling Dancer: Kelda has two jobs: full-time bartender, part-time exorcist. She meets vengeful spirits and misguided demons wherever she goes. She wishes the spirit world would leave her alone so she could have a relationship that lasted longer than twenty-four hours, but when she's contacted by a sexy musician who wants her to solve the mystery of his girlfriend's disappearance, she can't help getting involved ....
The Silver Chains: Alfie Friday is a werewolf. For 7 years he has controlled his curse carefully by locking himself in a cage every full moon. But now he's changing when it isn't full moon. His girlfriend Misty travels to South America to try and find a way of controlling Alfie's changes, but discovers the key to the problem lies in Oxford. The place it all began for Alfie and the place he has vowed never to return to.
Broken Angel: After a stealing a copy of an ancient manuscript, Blaze Makaresh finds himself being hunted down by a gang of youkai - demons who infiltrate human society in order to satisfy their hunger for sex and flesh. When Talon, an elitist society of demon-hunters, come to his aid, he's soon enmeshed with the beautiful Asha, and the dawning of an age-old prophecy
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Mathilde Madden is a talented young author of erotic fiction who specialises in writing contemporary urban fiction, fan fiction and paranormal erotic romance. She is the author of the first ever paranormal trilogy in Black Lace. She lives in Brighton.
Madelynne Ellis is a well-established writer of erotic fiction
Anne Tourney knew that she was born to write sexy fiction when her first published story was anthologized in the Best American Erotica 1994. Since then, her short stories have continued to appear in top erotica anthologies, including the Best American Erotica, Best Women's Erotica, and the Mammoth Book of Best New Erotica. Her alter-ego, Alaine Hood, writes novels for Black Lace.
