Manuscripts

Text Box: Susan Shay

Gypsy

Text Box: When Hank Stryker goes to New Orleans to rescue his niece, he needs someone to help him—street smart GYPSY, who sees dead people. Together they uncover a game where the sex is deadly, homeless kids are pawns and his niece is in the play.

Blind Sight

Text Box: Cassie Reynolds is channeling the dreams of a serial killer. But without the resources to stop him—if she's able to discover who he is—how can she succeed? Only cynical Keegan Flynn, who believes in nothing and no one, has the tools needed to complete her gift. Will Cassie be able to make Keegan believe in time, or will Christmas this year be murder?

Make Me Howl

Text Box: Jazzy Cannis is a werewolf, but she doesn't let it get her down. After all, the worst part is keeping the lipstick off her fangs . . . if you didn't count the wear and tear on her Jimmy Choos. Besides, a werewolf with a twin sister who's a veterinarian's got it made, doesn't she? So she believes until she meets Chase Holliday. He’s good looking and smart and the first man she’s been attracted to in ages. He not only believes in werewolves—it’s his life’s ambition to wipe them out!

Text Box: Quinn Bridges's father is driving her crazy. Since his death, he just won't shut up. And it's very unsettling. In order to make the voice go away, she does what he wants. She goes home. Moving into her own apartment in her mother's building, Quinn finds Jack Ridgeway—the man she was engaged to when she eloped with someone else—living across the hall. After losing a kidney, his career in the army and the woman he’d married, Jack Ridgeway is home to heal. He doesn’t need any complications. But when one “accident” after another keeps happening to Quinn, he can’t just sit idly by and let her get killed . . . even if she did destroy his life.

Masquerade

Text Box: Having recently broken up with her long time boyfriend, Margie Lewis leaves Dallas to move above her inherited knitting shop in Stone Hill, Texas. She's going to get the store ready, sell it to the highest bidder and then get back to civilization. The only guy in town who’s the least been hot is the doctor, Pete Halstead, who just happens to have a house full of kids. Margie can’t imagine ever crossing the line into mother-dom, but thinks playing on the edge might be fun, until she finds she’s going to have a baby. Pete offers to help her through the pregnancy, and is heart broken when he learns that her son might not survive, and if he does, Margie might not keep him. Can her help her understand that, while people aren’t always born into a family, they can be knitted together?

Knitted Together