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Sometimes two people meet, become good friends, and share a
lot in common. When you're really lucky, you meet someone
who understands you, who thinks like you, can finish your
sentences and together, the both of you can create whole new
worlds. Ashleigh Raine is the pen name for two best friends,
Jennifer and Lisa, who share a passion for alpha males who
succumb to the women they fall in love with. These two met
in junior high where they were band geeks (but they swear
they really were cool…they were percussionists after all!)
But love of the arts didn’t end with band. By high school,
the two had a small following of fans for their stories and
the characters they created…characters that would become the
inspiration for their Talisman Bay series.
They want to thank those fans for their continued support
and interest. They couldn’t have done it without them! Both
Lisa and Jennifer are married to their soul mates, who are
the best support and inspiration. As Ashleigh Raine, this
duo has many stories to tell, as their collective mind never
stops creating fantasies that must be written down. They
write larger than life stories, with adventures, hot sex,
peril, hot sex, mystery, and more hot sex...but most
assuredly they have a happy ending, usually with hot sex.
Watch for many titles coming soon from this duo who are glad
to have found their niche in writing erotic romances.

Forsaken
Talisman
Is she a victim of a madman’s agenda, or
a willing player in his demonic games?
Book two in the Talisman Bay series.
Kidnapped and mind-wiped by the Shadow Walkers’ greatest
nemesis, Skylar has no memories of her own, except for
her name. All she knows is what memories she does
possess belong to someone else—as does her face—and that
she can’t trust anyone, including herself.
Shadow Walker Dusty Clements goes against direct orders
to rescue Skylar and take her into hiding. It’s the only
way to get to the truth, and keep her out of the hands
of an enemy who could use her to wipe out the entire
organization. The last complication Dusty needs is to
fall for her.
As Dusty and Skylar work to uncover the secrets of her
past, they discover a mystery more than twenty years in
the making, and a love they can’t deny.
The enemy has one more trick up his sleeve though—a
magical kiss capable of probing the deepest secrets of
the mind. All he needs to bring the Shadow Walkers down
is to get his lips on Skylar one more time…
This book was previously published but has been
completely revised, rewritten, re-edited, with an
addition of more than 25,000 words.
Warning, this title contains the following: Sex in an
interdimensional cave. Hot men ripping demons apart
bare-handed. Liberal use of the f-word as verb,
adjective, threat and sexual promise. Oh, and wet and
soapy sex in the shower followed by warm bodies sliding
between cool sheets—yes, sex in a bed. It’s almost
normal!
Ebook releases April 3, 2009 from Samhain Publishing!
Excerpt
“Did you find anything?” She sounded interested, almost enthusiastic about
the possibility of music. And why shouldn’t she? She wanted to get her
memory back—too bad he’d have to assault her with Jake’s musical tastes in
the process.
“Yeah. It’s not mine though. I’m not sure what music is on it…” A piss-poor
excuse and borderline lie, but hopefully one that would get him off the hook
if boom-chicka bow-wow porn music came out of the speakers.
When he set it in the cradle, a slow song started playing. It wasn’t
offensive, so he let it roll.
“Is this ok—?” The word got mangled in his throat when he turned to face
Skylar. She wasn’t lying in bed anymore, but stood next to it instead. The
light from the fire pit in the center of the cave made her skin glow…and
made her nightgown damn near see-through again.
Those dirty thoughts about her rocketed to the surface. His cock got so hard
so fast it actually hurt. He didn’t want to scare her, far from it. She’d
been through enough tonight. Maybe if he stayed a reasonable distance from
her until he got himself under control she wouldn’t notice his predicament.
Smiling, she arched up onto her tiptoes and rocked back down, bouncing in
place. “Dance with me?”
She said it as though she didn’t have a care in the world, and he almost
believed it too. Except right after she spoke the invitation she drew her
bottom lip between her teeth and smoothed at her nightgown, before twisting
her hands together in front of her.
Innocent temptress. Self-assured one minute, nervous the next. It just made
him want her more.
He’d danced with a lot of women tonight, but not a single one of them made
him feel like he was more than a stand-in until another better man came
along. Even Mariah and Twyla had only danced with him because the person
they wanted to be with wasn’t available. Skylar though…
Maybe he was reading too much into this. He was—literally—the only man in
the room. Except she didn’t have to ask him to dance. She didn’t have to
climb out of bed and stand there and look so damn beautiful he couldn’t
remember why he was trying so hard to stay away from her.
Dusty crossed the empty space between them and took her hands in his. “If we
do this, I feel like I should warn you. I’m not a very good dancer.”
Especially with his calf injury causing all sorts of cramping. Not that it
would stop him. He’d suffer every last ounce of pain in the world rather
than turn down her request.
She lifted her face to his, and her eyes sparked with laughter. “And I don’t
remember how to dance so we’ll probably step on each other’s toes and trip
each other and end up falling on the ground at some point. You up for the
challenge? I am if you are.”
Hot damn. If it meant holding her in his arms again, he’d fumble his way
through anything—even his entire leg falling off. “I’m game.”
“Okay then.” Skylar kept one hand in his and moved her other hand to his
shoulder. He curved his free hand over her hip. The position brought them
closer together, their bodies not quite touching, but close enough he
smelled her sweet scent with every breath he took.
He tried to stop breathing.
It didn’t work.
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