Bøger af Amanda Steel

"Do that again, I dare you," he said in a cold, dangerous, threatening tone that had me looking over at him, wanting to challenge him.Me being me, I couldn't help myself as I did just that."Or what?""Lose the attitude, princess, or else it might get you in some serious trouble," he whispered as his breath caressed my lips, sending tingles all over my body."You can't tell me what to do. You are no Alpha of mine and I will never submit to you, especially to someone who is holding me captive as some low dirt servant," I spat the words in his face, not caring about what he might think or do.I was furious and had had enough that he, as my mate, was treating me so poorly.A smirk made its way onto his lips and he pushed his body in between my legs, startling me with the quick action."Is that so, little one? You will not submit to me? We will see about that."----------------------A prophecy says that a princess will be destined to have two mates; one will be born from the fire itself, while the other comes from the darkness consumed by the evil. Nerissa Caldwell, a 19-year-old daughter of an Alpha, leader of rare shifters that is in hiding from their enemies has been brought to a mysterious man in the middle of the night, right after the battle finished. She is captive, a prisoner brought to him to decide upon her destiny, but what she doesn't know is that the moment she meets him is a moment that will seal her fate forever. What will happen when both of her destined ones, an alpha and a demon, come to her at the same time?

A collection of poetry involving bad dates and failed relationships, hopefully seeing the funny of it all, unless of course you made it into one of the poems.

In the Summer 2019 issue of Printed Words, we have poetry, fiction and a book review, from writers around the world. There's something for everyone.

A prequel novella to the full-length novel Not Human, which will be re-released later this year (2019). Grace was homeless, Mark was a thief and Luke was a doctor. Under normal circumstances - the three of them might never have met and become friends, but a two year long outbreak causing the residents of Manchester to display zombie like characteristics, threw the three of them together. Even after the outbreak is over, they struggle to get on with their lives and find peace with what they went through and had to do to survive, but it's hard to believe it will ever really be over.

A collection of poems written during lockdown. Some look to the future while others reminisce the past. Amongst those laced with regret, fear, sadness and separation after the future began to change course, are a handful of hopeful poems as the author dares to hope that things will get better.

Our longest issue yet; featuring a mix of poetry and fiction, with a book review thrown in.Whether you like horror stories, tales of revenge, poems about love or something a little more abstract, there's something here for you to enjoy.You might laugh. You might cry. You might never look at a chicken in the same way ever again.

The title of this collection "Pieces of Me" sums up what these poems are to the author. Some are funny, others are sad and quite a few have been called bonkers. As writers (and people in general), we are all more than one thing. So as the opening poem questions, why pigeonhole ourselves? The author "Amanda Steel" is a poet, novelist, podcast co-host, editor, submissions reader and lots of other things.