Hidden Books

Werewolf cop Adam swears to protect and serve all the supernatural creatures in Resurrection, but he also watches out for unsuspecting human Talents who wander in from Outside. Telekinetic Ari is just such a wanderer. She’s tracking a crime boss who wants to exploit her gift for his own evil ends—a mission that puts her on a collision course with the hottest cop in the RPD. Adam wants the crime boss too, but mostly he wants Ari. She’s the mate he’s yearned for all his life. Problem is getting a former street kid into bed with the Law could be his toughest case to date. “Hidden Talents is the perfect package of supes, romance, mystery and HEA!” —paperbackdolls.com

James and Olivia have been happily married for many years. A harmless kink here or there spices up their love life, but they can’t imagine the kinks they’ll encounter while sneaking to the beach for a long, hot weekend. Anso has ruled the wereseals for one short month. He hardly needs his authority questioned because he’s going crazy from mating heat. Then Anso’s best friend and male lover Ty offers to help find the human mate his genes require. To Ty’s amazement, Anso’s quest leads him to claim not one partner but a pair. Ty would object, except he too finds the human couple hopelessly attractive . . . “The most captivating and titillating story I have read in some time . . . Flaming hot . . . even under water”—Tara’s Blog

Olivia Forster never dreamed she’d serve as queen of an enchanted city beneath the sea—something her three sexy husbands know. Though she adores her shapeshifting mates, she’s shy by nature, and they can tell the strain of always being “on” is beginning to wear on her. Sneaking away from their responsibilities won’t be easy, but come hell or high water, they’ll treat their cherished bride to a date night she won’t forget! A short companion story to Hidden Depths

Belle's eccentric Uncle Lucky left her his spooky house in the tiny village of Kingaken. Twenty years ago, her younger brother disappeared here, never to be heard from again. Returning to the place resurrects more ghosts than she cares to face. When it also summons a sexy faerie, with an agenda of his own, Belle prays her luck is better than her sibling’s!Praise for Emma’s HIDDEN series“A truly fantastic read! Ms. Holly turns the shape-shifting world on their respective ears! ... 5 of 5 stars!” - badasschicksthatbite.blogspot.com“I don’t know how Emma Holly does it but I hope she keeps on doing it ... a smoking HOT read and a great story.” - In My Humble Opinion (inmho-read.blogspot.com) “Hidden Talents is the perfect package of supes, romance, mystery and HEA!" - paperbackdolls.com

Cats and dogs shouldn’t fall in love. Like any wolf, RPD detective Nate knows this. He can’t help it if the tigress he’s been trading quips with at the supermarket is the most alluring woman he’s ever met. Evina is aware their flirtation can’t lead to more. Still, she relishes trading banter with the hot werewolf. This hardworking single mom hasn’t felt so female since her twins’ baby daddy left. Plus, as a station chief in Resurrection’s Fire Department, she understands the demands of a dangerous job. Their will-they-or-won’t-they tango could go on forever if it weren’t for the mortal peril the city’s children fall into. To save them, Nate and Evina must team up, a choice that ignites the sparks smoldering between them . . . “One hell of a hot paranormal romance!”—Bitten by Love “Weaving the police procedural with her inventive love scenes [made] this book one I could not put down.”—The Romance Reviews

Duvall of Talfryn adores his new human bride. She’s smart, she’s sexy, and they love each other—flaws and all. The half-magic city of Resurrection seems ideal for a honeymoon. It’s less dangerous than Faerie, and Belle can get her first real glimpse of his fae nature. Problem is, Belle gets a glimpse of more than he counted on . . . "A little mystery, a dramatic homecoming, and some seriously melt the snow hot sex."—Guilty Indulgence The sequel to Move Me

Do you believe in dragons? Werewolf cop Rick would say no . . . until a dying faerie tells him the fate of his city depends on him. If he can’t protect a mysterious woman in peril, everything may be lost. The only discovery more shocking is that the woman he’s meant to save is his high school crush! Half-fae Cass earned her Snow White nickname. All her life, her refusal to abuse fae glamour kept men like Rick at arm’s length. Now something new is waking up inside her, a secret heritage her pureblood father hid from her. Letting it out might kill her, but continuing to conceal it isn't an option. The dragons’ ancient enemies are moving. If they find the prize before Rick and Cass, the supe-friendly city of Resurrection just might go up in flames. “I have fallen in love with Emma Holly’s Hidden series and all its characters.”—Joyfully Reviewed

Something sexy is afoot at Rackham’s School for Young Ladies.Half-faerie, half-elf Hans broke the heart of the wrong princess. Cursed to live as a statue at a school for human girls, only true love—and true bravery—can free him.December never met a rule she didn’t want to break, as the numerous institutions that expelled her can attest. Bravery she can handle. Love she’s less sure about, especially if it involves believing in fairytales.A kiss seems the last thing these lonely souls would share, until one night in the cemetery where Hans stands trapped, Fate brings stone and flesh together . . .“One smokin' hot fairy tale.”—In My Humble Opinion

Sexy fireman Chris has been closeted all his life. He’s a weretiger in Resurrection, and no shifters are more macho than that city’s. Due to a terrible tragedy in his past, Chris resigned himself to hiding what he is—a resolve that’s threatened the night he lays eyes on cute gay werecop Tony. Tony might be a wolf, but he wakes longings Chris finds difficult to deny. When a threat to the city throws these heroes together, not giving in seems impossible. Following their hearts, however, means risking everything . . . “A sexy, potent and engaging romance . . . this story rocked.”—Long & Short Reviews