My new Road to Rocktoberfest 2024 book is out now. Of course, I didn’t manage to write a classic rockstar romance – check out Missing Chord, a story of music and aging, mistakes, redemption, and second chances. On Amazon and in KU – https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D81FLFBL Griffin is 56 and his stellar career has been on the downhill slide. Lee is 40, a caring nurse-practitioner working in a nursing home. Once, twenty years ago, they were on … Read more
I’m attending the Northern Rainbow Romance Retreat event in Toronto this weekend, and as part of my salon this morning, I had some folks propose a writing prompt for me. They came up with Blake, a 25-year-old bus driver, and Alex, an older town hall clerk, with fake dating, age gap, a beanbag chair, and a cat named Poe. So here is that story. . Fake Boyfriend’s Choice Alex hid a yawn behind one … Read more
Release day for Magic Escaping – the sequel to Magic Burning in the Carnival of Mysteries. I had so much fun getting Alan in trouble and letting Jason, Alan’s friends, and Sunny, of course, try to get him out. Kidnapping Alan may turn out to be the biggest mistake NSEP ever made. His boyfriend Jason’s no superhero, Sunny’s just a bird, and the rest of Alan’s friends are Healers and an elderly sorcerer, but they’ll … Read more
Today is release day for Once an Alpha – this 45K prequel novella is set a year before Unacceptable Risk – book 1 and is designed to be an alternate intro to the Hidden Wolves world (and also hopefully fun for those who already know my wolves.) I’m delighted to see early reviewers are enjoying meeting David and Rob. Forbidden love, found family, hurt-comfort, coming out Once an Alpha universal link – https://books2read.com/OnceAnAlphaKaje Can I … Read more
I have gorgeous covers for some new books in the works. Of course, the next book to come will be Once an Alpha – my latest Hidden Wolves novella. This one is intended to stand alone, but readers of the series will recognize the bad old days of the packs before Unacceptable Risk. David and Rob thought they’d left pack life behind, and could finally explore what they meant to one another. But once an … Read more
Transparent Is a Color is now available on Amazon and in KU – a standalone lighthearted superhero adventure that is part of the Subparheroes universe. I saw this cover pic and Perry popped into my head – not a flying-hero Peregrine-the-Falcon, like his mother wanted, rescuing stranded children and pulling people out of burning buildings, but “the Interior Decorator” – a guy who can change the color of your curtains, or your sweatshirt. Perry thinks … Read more
I finished the main sequence of the Hidden Wolves Minneapolis West Pack with Unplanned Coda but the werewolves are just so much fun to write. A charity anthology wanted a paranormal story from me, and I set out to write a short Wolves tale, and ended up with a 44,000 word novella. I wrote another short story but that left me with a novella floating around. So I decided to publish it (with the short … Read more
I just released Impurrfections – the second book in the multi-author stand-alone series Friends of Gaynor Beach Animal Rescue which is related to the Single Dads series (and Kevin from Alec has a cameo in this book.) Universal link – https://books2read.com/Impurrfections Shane has traveled from state to state with his cat Mimsy, never finding a place to put down roots. Theo left his toxic grandparents at 17 and made a life for himself, in ways … Read more
Today is the release day for Love & Hope: A Charity Anthology Benefiting HM Wolfe My story in this one is a 5,000 word standalone werewolf story, sweet, cute, and low-heat, about two men who finally can’t ignore the attraction that has been simmering. Oh, and kittens. 26 authors contributed stories. The anthology will be available on AZ and also in KU for a limited time. You can find the anthology here: https://www.amazon.com/Love-Hope-Anthology-H-M-Wolfe-ebook/dp/B0CQLF41ZT/
This was a year where I really fell behind on reviews, so I’m not going to call these anything definitive like my 10-top-books. But these were stories I loved and read this year, and can wholeheartedly recommend. I left out non-first series books, books where I didn’t write a review at the time, and frankly a dozen other 5 star reads or more. But here are some good ones, in no particular order (links are … Read more