Books written by Jennifer Loiske

  • BLACK DIAMOND
    BLACK DIAMOND

    Concentrate, she ordered herself, but before she could talk, Conner did. “Is Ian still sleeping?” “Like a baby.” “Good. There's something I want you to see.” He got up and left the kitchen. Just like that, Shannon's mind screamed.

  • SEDUCTION
    SEDUCTION

    The tree branches sagged with the weight of the snow, and as Sofia and her dogs scampered underneath them, cold snowy showers landed on their necks. In her human form, Sofia would've shivered from the cold as the snowflakes fell on her ...

  • Black Coven
    Black Coven

    Nothing in Connor indicated that he knew the boy. Isabel beamed smugly. “Where were we?” She tapped her cheek with her finger. “Aah, the punishing part.” “Don't,” Elowen warned. “Or what?” Isabel challenged. “There's no coming back from ...

  • Demon's Touch
    Demon's Touch

    You must be Connor's kids!” she chortled. “What are you doing here? And where's Connor?” Shannon looked uncomfortable, not sure what to say. Ian stepped up, the look on his face straight. “He couldn't come.” Shannon made a weird sound.

  • IMMINENCE
    IMMINENCE

    It contained what appeared to be a very old metal chain on which was a very beautiful white wolf fang. Tiamhaidh shyly parted his own shirt to reveal a similar, somewhat larger fang hanging from his neck. 199.

  • TALES OF AN OLD WIZARD
    TALES OF AN OLD WIZARD

    And she said I shouldn't ask you. But I can't keep calling you Mister, can I?” He lowered his voice to a whisper. “How old are you Mister? My mum said you were aint-shunt!” I hesitated, and took another bite of the bread. “I'm 700.

  • Paranormal Love
    Paranormal Love

    Laura, who is remembered fondly by all members of the collective, was involved in the early planning stages of Paranormal Love, and Authors for Charity are proud to be able to produce this book in her memory.

  • CHANGE
    CHANGE

    Marie was looking around with wondering eyes like she had never seen the world before. Tiamhaidh was right. ... Both were protecting their own territory and Marie bet that they didn't even realize their signs were copies of one another.