Vampire Esquire
(Formerly the Sinjin Sinclair Series)
Book 1: Sinjin
Abandoned on the battlefield by the people she calls her tribe, Bryn must face the fact that she is now playing prisoner to the Queen of the Underworld, who also happens to be her fraternal twin sister.
As the days and months go by with no word from the Supreme Elder of her tribe, Bryn thinks her life couldn’t get much worse.
While Bryn bemoans her imprisonment, her sister, Jolie, is doing everything in her power to ensure that blood ties are thicker than they appear. Jolie wants nothing more than to befriend Bryn and teach her not to hate the Underworld, but to embrace it.
But Bryn fights the very idea of becoming one with her enemies, although she can’t help her attraction to a certain six-hundred-year-old English vampire, Sinjin Sinclair.
Once Bryn is placed in Sinjin’s care, she’ll find herself battling the undeniable magnetism of the vampire, the one creature she abhors above all others.
Sinjin’s quick wit, his indisputable sex appeal, and the mystery that surrounds him all point to the fact that if Bryn falls for him, she’ll be in over her head. But, as a warrior through and through, Bryn isn’t the type to fall for anything, especially a handsome face. If anyone should be able to withstand the lure of the vampire, Bryn appears to be the likeliest candidate.
Of course, looks can be deceiving…
Book 2: The Scent
When Bryn’s loyalty to her own people is tested, the decision she makes will change the course of her life forever…
Truth be told, Bryn isn’t really sure where her loyalties lie. Of one thing she’s sure, though, is that her fraternal twin sister, Jolie, who also happens to be the Queen of the Underworld, should be her sworn enemy.
But after spending months with Jolie, Bryn can’t deny the fact that she genuinely cares for her sister, much though she shouldn’t.
If it weren’t maddening enough that her relationship with Jolie is anything but black and white, then there’s Sinjin.
Cool, calm and calculated, Sinjin Sinclair is everything Bryn imagines she should find reprehensible in a man.
First of all, he’s a master vampire and all vampires, in Bryn’s mind, are nothing more than bloodsucking parasites.
Secondly, his unflagging cockiness when paired with his boyish charm is enough to irritate any sensible woman. Mostly, though, it’s Sinjin’s unapologetic sexuality that Bryn finds extremely off-putting… and, well, somewhat entertaining and possibly even exhilarating...
After Bryn purposely botches her leader’s attack on Jolie, Bryn finds herself returned to her old life, a life she thought she’d wanted.
But the old adage, “be careful what you wish for because you might get it,” will take on new meaning once she finds herself playing hostage to her own people.
Book 3: The Gentleman
In the third installment of the Bryn and Sinjin series, Bryn finds herself in a sweat after a horrific dream.
In it, Kinloch Kirk is destroyed and everyone she cares about is dead. Worst of all, she can't shrug away the feeling that the dream isn't just a dream but a vision of what's to come.
Throw in the hauntingly familiar stranger, Dureau Chevalier, who just happens to be incredibly sexy and Bryn finds herself at a crossroads. Does she continue with the promise she made herself to avoid all men or does she acknowledge her interest in Dureau?
And what about Sinjin--the vampire who has definitely lodged himself in her heart and head? With the impending doom of a visionary dream still waiting to unfold, Bryn finds herself stuck between two men's affections.
Book 4: The Flame
While Bryn professes to be nothing more than a warrior, her feelings for Master Vampire, Sinjin Sinclair, can’t be denied.
But neither can her feelings for Dureau Chevalier, the enigmatic man who has appeared in her dreams since she was a child.
As Sinjin and Dureau continue to pursue Bryn, she finds herself wondering if maybe there is room for love in her heart. But who will she choose?
Unfortunately for Bryn, her love troubles aren’t the only troubles to plague her.
Even more important is her belief that there’s a traitor in her sister’s court, someone who is feeding information to Luce, public enemy number one.
As the future of Kinloch Kirk becomes more and more unclear, Bryn will have to figure out the best way to bring the fight to Luce.
Book 5: The Suitor
A war between the creatures of the Underworld and those who would see them extinct,
A woman desperately trying to understand and control her powers,
A seductive and charming vampire who serves as her protector, but hungers for much more,
And the man who steps out of her childhood dreams into her waking days with secrets of his own……
After a surprise attack on home soil leaves Queen Jolie and her court reeling, locating enemy forces becomes priority Number One.
Desperate to prevent another attack, and with nothing to go on but a vision from a dream, Bryn leads a scouting party to find the enemy stronghold.
The hunt takes Bryn, Sinjin, Dureau, and Damek to a land ruled by fae magic where the cost of admission might be more than they bargained for.
Book 6: The Awakening
While returning from a scouting mission to attempt to locate Luce’s camp, Bryn stumbles on a wolf-girl strapped to a rack and left for dead.
Once rescued, the girl, Dayna, tells Bryn and company all about the newest flavor of Luce’s evil and, most specifically, what Luce plans to do to Bryn, if he ever takes her as prisoner again…
And Bryn’s time in Luce’s breeding program will pale in comparison to the newest torture he’s devised…
Upon returning to the queen and Kinloch Kirk, a new arrival starts heating up the scene and making waves. Audrey Chevalier, Dureau’s beautiful French sister, seems to be overly interested in Master Vampire, Sinjin Sinclair.
And unless Bryn’s mistaken, Sinjin appears to return Audrey’s affections.
Will this budding new romance push Bryn into the arms of Dureau? Or will it make her second guess her decision to avoid a romantic attachment with Sinjin?
Meanwhile, Jolie continues to gain allies as it appears the Underworld is soon to go to battle with Luce’s forces yet again.
That is, until Dureau informs Bryn about the true nature of her ancestry, information which could absolutely change the tide of the war for all involved.
And, prepare yourself, for an ending to this book that will leave you speechless…
Book 7: The Champion
When Bryn finds out she’s pregnant, she’ll have to deal with the fact that Sinjin doesn’t believe the baby is his—how could it be? He’s a vampire, after all, and incapable of reproducing. At least that’s what everyone thought…
As if dealing with Sinjin isn’t enough, Bryn and Dureau have decided to move forward with their plan to contact Luce’s tribespeople through their dreams.
Bryn and Dureau both hope to enlighten Luce’s people that they’ve been fed nothing but lies and that a better future awaits them if they agree to join Jolie’s court.
But, that plan doesn’t exactly go as Bryn and Dureau hoped it would…
How will Dureau respond when he finds out Bryn’s pregnant?
And what happens when Bryn and Dureau are forced to accept the help of Monsieur D?
And will Sinjin ever believe he’s the father of Bryn’s child?
Book 8: The Changeling
Something is wrong with Bryn and Sinjin’s baby. Whereas once Bryn could feel the baby’s emotions, now she can’t feel anything.
Sinjin will find himself traveling to Africa in his search to discover what evil is threatening his child.
To make matters worse, Kinloch Kirk is under a magical attack.
The question remains: by whom? Half the constituents of Jolie’s council believe the newly relocated Daywalkers are the one responsible, but others aren’t so sure.
Book 9: The Lost Child
After realizing their infant daughter has been spirited away to the land of Faery by the Fir Darrig, one of the Unseelie Court, Bryn and Sinjin decide to go after her.
Luckily, they have Odran, Klaasje and Dureau by their side.
But once they locate the baby, Sinjin and Dureau are taken hostage by the Darrig and its Unseelie cohorts while the others are forced to find their own way back.
Forced to separate from Sinjin, Bryn thinks her luck can’t get any worse… that is, until they return to Kinloch Kirk...