Claim Me (The McAllister Sisters' Trilogy) by Ann Brown

Elysse McComb, an orphan, lives and works as a seamstress for aristocrats. She hates her subservient status, rebels, and finds herself without money, support, or a home.


Blue Hamilton, born the heir of a Scottish duke, works as a horse trainer in England. Frustrated by a lifetime of forced hiding, he fights for justice, his identity, his life.


*Elysse and Blue crash together and are chased across Great Britain on their quest for renewed destinies. They forge into southern Scotland, and evade a power-hungry madman in order to claim security, truth, and love.

Goldi and the Bear by Jessica Aspen

Goldi Lycan's life is falling apart; her dad's gone wild wolf, her house is under threat of foreclosure, and the only one she can turn to for help is her high school boyfriend whose heart she crushed.

Goldi Lycan's father has gone wild wolf. She needs his signature and the money he's hidden or the bank will foreclose and sell to a buyer she suspects is her ex-boyfriend, whose heart she crushed. Zeke has a secret. He's never stopped loving Goldi, or forgotten their steamy nights together, and he's determined to make her pay. When Goldi is injured in a Rocky Mountain blizzard she's forced to take shelter in Zeke's empty house. But look out! When Zeke arrives home to find a naked she-wolf in his bed, all hell will break loose.

The Cowboy and The Cougar by Helen Hardt

Cowboy Jack is everything Holly wishes for...so why does she keep running away?

A hot time with a gorgeous young cowboy is just what the doctor ordered for forty-year-old Holly. But after a night of unbridled passion, she leaves discreetly. Life has other plans for her. After the best sex of his life, single father Jack isn't ready to give up his mystery woman. When he runs into her several months later, he pursues her relentlessly regardless of their eleven year age difference. Holly's life has changed since meeting Jack, and she's convinced she's not what he needs. Can her new friends at the Cougar Club persuade her to stop running? Or will she lose the best thing to ever happen to her?
 

This is a re-issue of a previously published work.

New Release: Barely Legal by Lizzie T. Leaf

Should Katherine set aside her feelings for Corin, a much younger man, and give her cheating husband, Rex, another chance?


Katherine, 50, never thought she'd fall for a younger man. Her best friend, Monique is the one who enjoys the hot, young, hunks. However, while in Las Vegas waiting for her divorce to finalize, she meets Corin. Young as he is on paper, he offers her more in and out of the bedroom than her, soon to be ex-husband ever did.

New Release: Love and Murder in Red Satin by Karalee Long

When a marriage counselor accused of murdering her ex-husband unwittingly accepts help from a homicide detective set on proving her guilty, passion ignites amid flying bullets.

Allie Blair, a divorced marriage counselor accused of murdering her ex-husband, tries to prove her innocence but unwittingly accepts the help of the one man who wants to prove her guilt.

Greg Weston, a Denver homicide detective, vows to bring his cousin's accused murderer, Allie Blair, to justice. To win her trust, he signs up for a class she's teaching, "What Women Want."

When Allie becomes a target of the actual killer, her sizzling chemistry with Greg ignites into passion too hot to ignore. But Greg knows even if they survive, he'll lose Allie when she learns he's a cop.

Karalee Long talks about the writing process

Good afternoon, today sitting on the porch with us is PIP author Karalee Long. Welcome Karalee. Finally some sun! So on this gorgeous day why don’t you first start off by telling us why do you write?

Karalee - It's almost a cliche, but I write because I can't not write. I'm happy when I'm writing. Maybe that's because I want happy endings in real life as well as in fiction.

Colleen – Yes, if only we were all guaranteed a happy ending like in a good romance novel! So what kind of writer are you…a plotter or panster?

 Karalee - I'm a hybrid. I know where my story begins, I know some of the events along the way, but for the most part, I have to wait for my characters to tell me what they're going to say and do.

Colleen – So your characters have a mind of their own. I like that! Okay, you know where the story is going to begin, does that mean you write from the beginning? Or do you prefer the middle or end?

Karalee - I write from the beginning, and I can't begin writing a story until I get the opening, the names of the main characters—gotta have the names, and what their problems are—at least their external conflicts. I don't always know the ending except it will be a Happily Ever After (HEA).

Colleen – Absolutely need their names to start! You should always know what it’s in your characters' purse or wallet as well as what keeps them up at night. So tell us a little about your current story.

Karalee - I'm writing a contemporary paranormal romantic suspense featuring a heroine who is a wrong-man magnet with a cop for a big brother and a hero who is an English teacher just turned vampire with a conscience and doesn't want to kill people.

 Colleen –Sounds interesting. I think we all can relate to being a wrong-man magnet at one time or another! Luckily, I found the right-man magnet. What do you have coming out next with Passion In Print Press?

 My contemporary romantic suspense, Love and Murder In Red Satin, set in Colorado is scheduled for release June 15, 2013. My book features a marriage counselor suspected of murdering her ex-husband, a cop out for redemption and maybe a bit of revenge, a neat-freak killer, burned pancakes, and hot passion.

Karalee Long has been writing stories since second grade. Reading comic books taught her story structure while her imagination conjured characters to talk with and adventures to plot. She now writes romantic suspense and paranormal romantic suspense novels.

She lives at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains with her husband, an alpha male cockatiel who owns the family room, and Bad Boy Bones who came to visit at Halloween and now resides in the living room—without paying rent. She and her husband are blessed with a wonderful son, amazing daughter-in-law, and lovable grandson.

She loves to hear from readers at www.karaleelong.com.

Or catch her at www.facebook.com/karaleelong.

Little Red Riding Wolf brings home awards!

Congratualtions to PIP author Jessica Aspen! Her novella Little Red Riding Wolf has received an Award of Merit in the Holt Medallion Contest and is a finalist in the Golden Quill. It also received Honorable Mention in the 2011 Stroke of Midnight Contest.

Jessica also has available from PIP Snow and the Seventh Wolf, second book in Twisted Tales series: Come Into The Woods. Her third, Goldi and the Bear, will be released next month.