Good Vampires Go To Heaven

Praise for Even Vampires Get the Blues: ""Readers may think the idea of vampire Viking angels is a little too bizarre, but Hill really makes it work. If you like your books steamy with a healthy dose of humor, this is the book for you. Sexy and sarcastic with a healthy serving of danger, this Kiss of Temptation will satisfy all your cravings."" - Romantic Times ""Oswald, the sadistic Earl of Havenshire, makes a major mistake when he beats up his wife, Vana, just as her four sisters, all daughters of King Thorwald, come to visit. The enraged sisters give Oswald a fatal taste of his own medicine. At first, it's easy to pretend that he's away visiting his mistress, but as suspicions grow, the sisters flee. Caedmon is just home from an extended tour of duty for the king when five women show up on his doorstep, claiming to be distant relatives. The princesses soon bring order to his large, chaotic household. Then Caedmon discovers the truth and has to decide whether to turn in the sisters or help them escape. If he's caught, he'll likely be tortured and killed. If he refuses, he'll lose stubborn Breanne, the apparent ringleader, who's beginning to grow on him. With her clever dialogue, often bawdy situations, and great cast of characters, including a warrior woman, a proverb-spouting wise man/healer from the East, and a saucy cook, Hill has created another wickedly wonderful story - Booklist (starred review) Praise for The Angel Wore Fangs: ""Fans of Hill's Vangels will be delighted [...] The sunny setting, goofy side characters, and hints about how future Vangels may meet their mates makes Sig and Marisa's story worth toting in a carry-on bag."" - Publishers Weekly ""Hilarious cultural misunderstandings and outlandish sex scenes... her attention to details of...Viking life provide a welcome measure of credibility...Hill's fertile imagination and ribald erotic touches, previously employed in more than a dozen historical and paranormal romances"" - Publishers Weekly ""Earthy, laugh-out-loud hilarious, and lusty, this tenth-century revel takes readers back to a much-less-refined time and is just plain fun. Hill's (Viking Heat) Viking series are legendary; her fans are sure to enjoy this latest addition. - Library Journal