An Underbelly Chronicles Short
Mere hours after human technology whiz Bailey Brown learns the truth about her Sebastiani Security co-workers - they're all vampires, incubi, succubi, sirens, faeries, Valkyrie, and werewolves! - she's thrown into an undercover operation protecting a siren singer at Underbelly, one of Minneapolis's premier nightclubs. With pheromones saturating the air like sweet chloroform, starving for touch, and her inhibitions fading fast, Bailey has to avoid Rafe Sebastiani, her boss's gorgeous sex demon of a brother, at all costs...
Because only his touch will do...
Praise for Tamara Hogan and The Underbelly Chronicles:
"One of the best debut novels I have read... a gripping novel that will have you from the first page." - Sizzling Hot Book Reviews
"Characters that rival some of the most prominent paranormal authors today." - Night Owl Reviews - Top Pick!
"Edgy and new... I hope to read more of this new exciting world Hogan has created." Fang-Tastic Books
"Hogan performs the rare feat of delivering both heat and heart." - author Susan Sey
"Hogan has written a keeper and I am definitely looking forward to the next novel in the series." - That's What I'm Talking About
"An inventive melding of science and imagination combined with an erotic tale of semi-forbidden love." - Seductive Musings
"It's sweet. It's fun. It's downright naughty." - Pure Textuality
About the Author
Tamara Hogan loathes cold and snow, but nonetheless lives near Minneapolis with her partner Mark and two naughty cats. When she's not telecommuting to Silicon Valley, she writes paranormal romance with a sci-fi twist. A voracious reader with an unapologetic television addiction, Tamara is forever on the lookout for the perfect black boots.
Tamara's debut novel, TASTE ME, won the Daphne du Maurier Award for Mystery and Suspense, Prism Awards for Best Dark Paranormal, Best First Book, and Best of the Best, The Aspen Gold, and was nominated for the Romance Writers of America's Golden Heart Award.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Mere hours after human technology whiz Bailey Brown learns the truth about her Sebastiani Security co-workers - they're all vampires, incubi, succubi, sirens, faeries, Valkyrie, and werewolves! - she's thrown into an undercover operation protecting a siren singer at Underbelly, one of Minneapolis's premier nightclubs. With pheromones saturating the air like sweet chloroform, starving for touch, and her inhibitions fading fast, Bailey has to avoid Rafe Sebastiani, her boss's gorgeous sex demon of a brother, at all costs...
Because only his touch will do...
Praise for Tamara Hogan and The Underbelly Chronicles:
"One of the best debut novels I have read... a gripping novel that will have you from the first page." - Sizzling Hot Book Reviews
"Characters that rival some of the most prominent paranormal authors today." - Night Owl Reviews - Top Pick!
"Edgy and new... I hope to read more of this new exciting world Hogan has created." Fang-Tastic Books
"Hogan performs the rare feat of delivering both heat and heart." - author Susan Sey
"Hogan has written a keeper and I am definitely looking forward to the next novel in the series." - That's What I'm Talking About
"An inventive melding of science and imagination combined with an erotic tale of semi-forbidden love." - Seductive Musings
"It's sweet. It's fun. It's downright naughty." - Pure Textuality
About the Author
Tamara Hogan loathes cold and snow, but nonetheless lives near Minneapolis with her partner Mark and two naughty cats. When she's not telecommuting to Silicon Valley, she writes paranormal romance with a sci-fi twist. A voracious reader with an unapologetic television addiction, Tamara is forever on the lookout for the perfect black boots.
Tamara's debut novel, TASTE ME, won the Daphne du Maurier Award for Mystery and Suspense, Prism Awards for Best Dark Paranormal, Best First Book, and Best of the Best, The Aspen Gold, and was nominated for the Romance Writers of America's Golden Heart Award.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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