Praise for Alicia Rasley's books:
Alicia Rasley -- who incidentally now offers creative writing tips and guidelines at her website-- has an impeccable writing style. Her word choices and turns of phrase are near-perfect, and she has a knack for evoking just the right mood in a given scene, whether it be adventurous, humorous or passionate. She also has an excellent sense of pacing and timing.
Nonesuch Reviews

An
excellent Regency romance, which posits the question: can a man and a
woman be platonic friends in Regency society. The hero is a dashing
rake, and the heroine a faultless upper class lady, but the plot is
something other than run-of-the-mill "opposites attract." The secondary
characters are entertaining, including the lady's irrepressible
children.

This is the third Alicia Rasley book that I've read, and they're all excellent. She deserves to be more widely read.

Goodreads Reviews

From the Rita-award winning author of Regency romances, and a Kindle bestseller!

Overview of the Story
Is there such a thing as Platonic friendship? The rakish Earl of Tressilian and virtuous Lady Killeaven are determined to prove it's true--a man and a woman can truly be just friends. In decadent Regency London, of course, their friendship proves more scandalous than any flaming affair.
And Tressilian, after years of "just friends," is starting to wonder if that is, indeed, all he wants to be. So this Royal Navy hero embarks on a campaign as dangerous and complex as any battle at sea, to win the heart and hand of the one woman who knows him too well to be seduced.

The Reluctant Lady is the second in the Regencies by Rasley series, and serves up the traditional Regency with an elegantly lush style and a dash of humor. 95K words, PG rated.


**If you were looking for another romance from the early Regency period, check out Royal Renegade.

**If you like rogue heroes, search for Poetic Justice.

**If you like sweet stories with naval heroes, you might like my short Valentine's novella, The Wilder Heart.

**If you were hoping for something shorter or spicier, check out my pennamed (Cesca Ross) erotic short story The Gift by Cesca Ross. But be warned, it's more graphic than the usual Regency story!

**If you were looking for my husband's books about Nepal, search for Light in the Mountains by Jeff Rasley. (Yes, two writers in the same family. Moodiness galore!)

Praise for Alicia Rasley's books:
Alicia Rasley -- who incidentally now offers creative writing tips and guidelines at her website-- has an impeccable writing style. Her word choices and turns of phrase are near-perfect, and she has a knack for evoking just the right mood in a given scene, whether it be adventurous, humorous or passionate. She also has an excellent sense of pacing and timing.
Nonesuch Reviews

An
excellent Regency romance, which posits the question: can a man and a
woman be platonic friends in Regency society. The hero is a dashing
rake, and the heroine a faultless upper class lady, but the plot is
something other than run-of-the-mill "opposites attract." The secondary
characters are entertaining, including the lady's irrepressible
children.

This is the third Alicia Rasley book that I've read, and they're all excellent. She deserves to be more widely read.

Goodreads Reviews

From the Rita-award winning author of Regency romances, and a Kindle bestseller!

Overview of the Story
Is there such a thing as Platonic friendship? The rakish Earl of Tressilian and virtuous Lady Killeaven are determined to prove it's true--a man and a woman can truly be just friends. In decadent Regency London, of course, their friendship proves more scandalous than any flaming affair.
And Tressilian, after years of "just friends," is starting to wonder if that is, indeed, all he wants to be. So this Royal Navy hero embarks on a campaign as dangerous and complex as any battle at sea, to win the heart and hand of the one woman who knows him too well to be seduced.

The Reluctant Lady is the second in the Regencies by Rasley series, and serves up the traditional Regency with an elegantly lush style and a dash of humor. 95K words, PG rated.


**If you were looking for another romance from the early Regency period, check out Royal Renegade.

**If you like rogue heroes, search for Poetic Justice.

**If you like sweet stories with naval heroes, you might like my short Valentine's novella, The Wilder Heart.

**If you were hoping for something shorter or spicier, check out my pennamed (Cesca Ross) erotic short story The Gift by Cesca Ross. But be warned, it's more graphic than the usual Regency story!

**If you were looking for my husband's books about Nepal, search for Light in the Mountains by Jeff Rasley. (Yes, two writers in the same family. Moodiness galore!)

Erotic Short Story

Being an escort is easy…if you know the Trix of the trade.

They call me Trixie. I’m whatever you need me to be. Some like me to bend to their whim. Some like me to take charge. Others just like to take me, any way they can. I’m not ashamed of my job. It pays the bills and sometimes—I get off on it. I don’t have those puritanical hangups most Americans do. I like men. I like women. Mostly, I like to make money. Peek inside my world. I dare you. Be warned, my story is short and it is not a romance. It does not have a happily ever after.

Erotic Short Story

Being an escort is easy…if you know the Trix of the trade.

They call me Trixie. I’m whatever you need me to be. Some like me to bend to their whim. Some like me to take charge. Others just like to take me, any way they can. I’m not ashamed of my job. It pays the bills and sometimes—I get off on it. I don’t have those puritanical hangups most Americans do. I like men. I like women. Mostly, I like to make money. Peek inside my world. I dare you. Be warned, my story is short and it is not a romance. It does not have a happily ever after.

Praise for Poetic Justice:
Honestly, this ranks as one of the best regency romances I have ever read. I read it a few years ago and when I found a copy of it, I bought it and hung on to it.
Amazon Customer

I highly recommend it. There was no thought of going to bed before I finished it.
Heroes and Heartbreakers site: Momwritesjelly.

Loved it, have read it more than once.
Goodreads: Frances Fuller

Praise for Poetic Justice:
Honestly, this ranks as one of the best regency romances I have ever read. I read it a few years ago and when I found a copy of it, I bought it and hung on to it.
Amazon Customer

I highly recommend it. There was no thought of going to bed before I finished it.
Heroes and Heartbreakers site: Momwritesjelly.

Loved it, have read it more than once.
Goodreads: Frances Fuller

Praise for Royal Renegade:
Excellent! (Royal Renegade) and its sequel Poetic Justice are both extremely enjoyable books with a perfect blend of adventure, humor and romance.
Nonesuch Reviews

I read the sequel first (Poetic Justice, a Traditional Regency Romance) and was amazed by it. This one is almost as good. The characters are colorful yet believable, and the plot does not echo every other Regency novel. Having the heroine be a Russian princess is most intriguing.
K.Zachary

Overview of Royal Renegade
It is 1811, and the Prince has just become Regent, and Napoleon has just started his secret plans to invade Russia. And Tatiana, the long-forgotten princess in the Winter Palace, becomes the unwilling pawn to further all their aims.What she doesn't expect is to find love on the way to her royal marriage, with Devlyn, the handsome soldier sent to protect her on her voyage.

On the war-torn Mediterranean, behind enemy lines, and in glittering London ballrooms, these young lovers battle duty, royalty, and their own passion to find their way to freedom. 100K words, PG.

Alicia Rasley is a RITA-award winning Regency romance novelist, and her women's fiction book has twice been a Kindle bestselling author.

Regencies by Rasley feature rakish heroes, reckless heroines, and elegant stories. Royal Renegade offers the reader the historical depth and romantic intensity of the best traditional Regencies.

**If you were looking for the John Dryden "sequel" to Royal Renegade, search for Poetic Justice. (Spoiler: John meets his match.)

**If you were looking for another romance from the early Regency period, check out The Reluctant Lady.

**If you like sweet stories, you might like my short Valentine's novella, The Wilder Heart.

**If you were hoping for something shorter or spicier, check out my pennamed (Cesca Ross) erotic short story The Gift by Cesca Ross. But be warned, it's more graphic than the usual Regency story!

**If you were looking for my husband's books about Nepal, search for Light in the Mountains by Jeff Rasley. (Yes, two writers in the same family. Moodiness galore!)

Praise for Royal Renegade:
Excellent! (Royal Renegade) and its sequel Poetic Justice are both extremely enjoyable books with a perfect blend of adventure, humor and romance.
Nonesuch Reviews

I read the sequel first (Poetic Justice, a Traditional Regency Romance) and was amazed by it. This one is almost as good. The characters are colorful yet believable, and the plot does not echo every other Regency novel. Having the heroine be a Russian princess is most intriguing.
K.Zachary

Overview of Royal Renegade
It is 1811, and the Prince has just become Regent, and Napoleon has just started his secret plans to invade Russia. And Tatiana, the long-forgotten princess in the Winter Palace, becomes the unwilling pawn to further all their aims.What she doesn't expect is to find love on the way to her royal marriage, with Devlyn, the handsome soldier sent to protect her on her voyage.

On the war-torn Mediterranean, behind enemy lines, and in glittering London ballrooms, these young lovers battle duty, royalty, and their own passion to find their way to freedom. 100K words, PG.

Alicia Rasley is a RITA-award winning Regency romance novelist, and her women's fiction book has twice been a Kindle bestselling author.

Regencies by Rasley feature rakish heroes, reckless heroines, and elegant stories. Royal Renegade offers the reader the historical depth and romantic intensity of the best traditional Regencies.

**If you were looking for the John Dryden "sequel" to Royal Renegade, search for Poetic Justice. (Spoiler: John meets his match.)

**If you were looking for another romance from the early Regency period, check out The Reluctant Lady.

**If you like sweet stories, you might like my short Valentine's novella, The Wilder Heart.

**If you were hoping for something shorter or spicier, check out my pennamed (Cesca Ross) erotic short story The Gift by Cesca Ross. But be warned, it's more graphic than the usual Regency story!

**If you were looking for my husband's books about Nepal, search for Light in the Mountains by Jeff Rasley. (Yes, two writers in the same family. Moodiness galore!)

Eleven-year-old Cornelia is the daughter of two world-famous pianists—a legacy that should feel fabulous, but instead feels just plain lonely. She surrounds herself with dictionaries and other books to isolate herself from the outside world. But when a glamorous neighbor named Virginia Somerset moves next door with her servant Patel and a mischievous French bulldog named Mister Kinyatta, Cornelia discovers that the world is a much more exciting place than she had originally thought.

An unforgettable story of friendship and adventure that takes readers around the world and back again, Cornelia and the Audacious Escapades of the Somerset Sisters is a dazzling first novel by Lesley M. M. Blume.


From the Hardcover edition.

Wildly successful when it was first published in 1955, Patrick Dennis’ Auntie Mame sold over two million copies and stayed put on the New York Times bestseller list for 112 weeks. It was made into a play, a Broadway as well as a Hollywood musical, and a fabulous movie starring Rosalind Russell. Since then, Mame has taken her rightful place in the pantheon of Great and Important People as the world’s most beloved, madcap, devastatingly sophisticated, and glamorous aunt. She is impossible to resist, and this hilarious story of an orphaned ten-year-old boy sent to live with his aunt is as delicious a read in the twenty-first century as it was in the 1950s.

Ella Fairmont, as the anonymous Miss Prattle, has taken the Duke of Clare to task regularly in her gossip column. The duke, unsuspecting, includes Ella and her aunt in his week-long country houseparty. He has also included the blue-blooded Lady Honor, the strikingly beautiful Miss Sheridan, and the multi-talented Miss Prentiss. How could one “ordinary” young lady with a sharp tongue compete with three sterling debutantes? Regency Romance by Joan Smith; originally published by Fawcett

On the night Svanna is celebrating her one year anniversary with Eric, he breaks up with her because of her poor skills under the sheets. Seeking the help of her promiscuous sister, they develop a plan to win Eric back. With her sister’s coaching, Svanna lets loose and expands her sexual boundaries by having steamy encounters that she never dreamed possible. After a week of wild sex, Svanna is ready to make Eric’s toes curl but will he be able to keep up with the “new“ Svanna?

Adult Content: Must be at least 18 years of age

On the night Svanna is celebrating her one year anniversary with Eric, he breaks up with her because of her poor skills under the sheets. Seeking the help of her promiscuous sister, they develop a plan to win Eric back. With her sister’s coaching, Svanna lets loose and expands her sexual boundaries by having steamy encounters that she never dreamed possible. After a week of wild sex, Svanna is ready to make Eric’s toes curl but will he be able to keep up with the “new“ Svanna?

Adult Content: Must be at least 18 years of age

Jackie just wanted to swing by the bathroom after her community college class. Little did she know that this visit would turn into a real lesbian sexual escapade.

Approximately 12,000 words.

Jackie just wanted to swing by the bathroom after her community college class. Little did she know that this visit would turn into a real lesbian sexual escapade.

Approximately 12,000 words.

In this compendium representing the complete series of short stories you can follow the development of Erin as she finishes college and decides to take a break before trying to make her own way in the world. During her time away she discovers herself and finds that life can be whatever she wants it to be.

Volume 1: Erin Enjoys July - Twenty two year old Erin visits the island of Lesser Antilles in the Antilles. A self proclaimed nympho, she enjoys all the island has to offer up in the way of sex and fun in the sun.

Volume 2: Erin’s Playmate - Erin and her new girlfriend Nancy visit the local gentleman’s club. They fall for a dancer who invites them to have wild lesbian sex in the champagne room. They become friends and begin to hang out regularly for sex and fun in the sun.

Volume 3: Erin Meets a Frenchman - Erin, Mary and Lexus their stripper friend from New York run into an old, well endowed, friend on the beach. Erin decides to have him all to herself for a romp in the kitchen and gets caught.

Volume 4: Erin Loses Ground - Erin runs out of money and lets her stripper friend convince her to take a new job that has lots of fringe benefits for a young nasty girl.

Volume 5: Erin Moves In - Erin begins making money and decides to buy a permanent home on the island. She invites some friends over to help her paint it and fix it up, then winds up having a wild orgy of mammoth proportions.

***Warning: this book contains explicit sex and language that some may find offensive. Meant for adults aged 18+***

In this compendium representing the complete series of short stories you can follow the development of Erin as she finishes college and decides to take a break before trying to make her own way in the world. During her time away she discovers herself and finds that life can be whatever she wants it to be.

Volume 1: Erin Enjoys July - Twenty two year old Erin visits the island of Lesser Antilles in the Antilles. A self proclaimed nympho, she enjoys all the island has to offer up in the way of sex and fun in the sun.

Volume 2: Erin’s Playmate - Erin and her new girlfriend Nancy visit the local gentleman’s club. They fall for a dancer who invites them to have wild lesbian sex in the champagne room. They become friends and begin to hang out regularly for sex and fun in the sun.

Volume 3: Erin Meets a Frenchman - Erin, Mary and Lexus their stripper friend from New York run into an old, well endowed, friend on the beach. Erin decides to have him all to herself for a romp in the kitchen and gets caught.

Volume 4: Erin Loses Ground - Erin runs out of money and lets her stripper friend convince her to take a new job that has lots of fringe benefits for a young nasty girl.

Volume 5: Erin Moves In - Erin begins making money and decides to buy a permanent home on the island. She invites some friends over to help her paint it and fix it up, then winds up having a wild orgy of mammoth proportions.

***Warning: this book contains explicit sex and language that some may find offensive. Meant for adults aged 18+***