Stories that will cast a spell on you.
Liberty Blake
Spirit Board
Preschool teacher Sara Jane Marafae is a descendent of Oberon the fairy king and a witch. As a result of her bloodline, Sara can see and communicate with spirits. Hunky Luke McGraw is an undercover agent, sent to a party at Sara’s house to catch the head of a drug ring. Trouble erupts when Sara’s ex-roommate gets her hands on the family’s heirloom Spirit Board.
Reviews for Spirit Board
Jane Bowen rated it 5 of 5 stars
Like Romance, A touch of Mystery, Magic, and A Handsome Protective Man with helpful Spirits included?? Then you will love this story of a School teacher with a Family Background of Witches and Fairies..and a future with a mere mortal who falls for her.. The story is wonderfully laid out to draw you into Sara Jane's special world and you get to see how Luke can see a spirit and helps protects her while falling in love.. I hope Liberty continues this story..I want to see the next book and how it ends..don't miss out on a fun and adventurous read..get this book today.
Anonymous Posted March 2, 2013 Five Stars
This short story (more like a novella) was a great read! As a mom, I'm always running around and it can be difficult to find time to read. This was a quick, but worthy, read. The characters jumped off the page, and the storyline was interesting. I had no idea where it was going, which was a nice surprise for a romance. I'll be watching for more stories by this author.
Christmas Sprirt
Christmas Spirit
Noelle Barnes has so much Christmas Spirit it spills over into everything she does. She even wraps the sandwiches she delivers to Christmas phobic business man Harrison Steele in special Christmassy wrappers, with a candy cane attached. What's a man to do when he is confronted by a sexy Mrs. Claus?
Reviews
I really liked this story. It's short, but filled with plenty of steam, humor, not to mention a nice Christmas love story. Noelle is quick witted, and is a perfect match for Harry. I loved the plot involving someone who hates Christmas, matching with someone who is so filled with the Christmas spirit. If you're looking for a quick read with a holiday theme, give this one a go. :)
5 Stars from Clementines
4 Hearts! from Sizzling Hot Book Reviews
"Christmas Spirit was hot and sexy, but also dealt with some serious issues of loss and regret. Liberty Blake did an amazing job of creating a complete and compelling story in only thirty pages. My only regret was that it wasn't longer."
http://www.sizzlinghotbooks.net/2012/12/christmas-spirit-by-liberty-blake.html?zx=f659c8221874cb16
Change of Heart
After years in a dead-end relationship with Denny-the-Dawg, Melody is hoping to have a real Valentine’s Day with new beau Mike. After the night they spent in the hot tub, Melody believed her new man wanted a relationship, but now it was Valentine's Day and not even a phone call. Did he have a Change of Heart?
“Change Of Heart” by Liberty Blake
After the night they spent in the hot tub, Melody believed her new man wanted a relationship, but now it was Valentine's Day and not even a phone call. Did he have a change of heart?
“Change of Heart”, third story in this special collection for Valentine’s Day, was full of fiery passion and sizzling romance between Mike and Melody. In spite of “hot and spicy” love scenes (which came as quite a surprise to me!), the story flowed nicely reeling in all the emotion required to make it a convincing tale. It was sensual yet unique in terms of plot and I thoroughly enjoyed the supporting cast, which did not distract from the actual story but lead it towards the meeting between the hero and heroine.
My most memorable scene would be, when Melody decides to give a free box of chocolates along with the dozen roses to an old man who wishes to give “sixty long-stem roses” to his wife, Rose. So adorable! There is another brilliantly written scene between Melody and her ex, when she hits him in the groin as he tries to molest her. I liked the fact that in spite of having difficult scenes that needed to be written with a lot of care and precision (so they don’t get repulsive yet remain believable), the writer managed to pull them off successfully. I would rate this story as 9/10.
The Review Girl