
by Jacquelyn Frank, Kate Douglas, Jess Haines
A collection of four paranormal romances includes Jacquelyn Frank's "The Phoenix Project," in which Amara is locked in a room with a gorgeous ex-cop after they have both been given drugs that increase their sexual appetite.

Some people just seem to know they are meant to write, but it can still take a while to figure out exactly what their career will entail. Kate Douglas started out writing radio copy for a country western radio station in 1972, wrote and illustrated an educational cartoon strip for the American Mosquito Control Association for a number of years, was a newspaper reporter for a small town weekly where she covered everything from high school sports to drug busts, and then, in the mid-1980s, decided to write her first romance. Many submissions and rejections followed. In 1998, she published with a small ebook publisher before anyone knew what an ebook was, but it wasn't until 2005, a full …
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