Robin Schone
Oooh, great question! So many books, so little space ...
(I am listing books as I recall them, not in preference of reading)
1. A Dragon of a Different Color by Rachel Aaron
2. Fury of a Phoenix by Shannon Mayer
3. All future Shannon Mayer books, but especially a series she has coming up featuring young witch Pamela from the Rylee Adamson series, which, btw, is mind-blowing!
4. Sequels to Keeper (Matefinder Next Generation Books) by Leia Stone
I know I'm missing a ton, but that's all I can think of right now. Thanks for the question!
(I am listing books as I recall them, not in preference of reading)
1. A Dragon of a Different Color by Rachel Aaron
2. Fury of a Phoenix by Shannon Mayer
3. All future Shannon Mayer books, but especially a series she has coming up featuring young witch Pamela from the Rylee Adamson series, which, btw, is mind-blowing!
4. Sequels to Keeper (Matefinder Next Generation Books) by Leia Stone
I know I'm missing a ton, but that's all I can think of right now. Thanks for the question!
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Robin Schone:
The first time I read Gabriel's Woman, I was blown away by the imagery and the play on words. What caught my attention was that it seemed as if the author of 50 Shades of Grey was 'liberally inspired' by your ideas... except, of course, her writing can be considered rather clumsy, at best. Has anybody ever mentioned this to you or am I imagining a non-existent connection between two stories?
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