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Diablerie by S J Tweed
A novella set in the otherworld. Freya and Lachlan have known each other a long time but their complicated history comes to the fore when Freya's coven sister reanimates (and loses) a corpse that she summoned for all the wrong reasons, and she and Lachlan - using his werewolf senses - must track the body down before it gets difficult to explain to the mortals. Only problem being that Freya has an unsettling connection to this dead runaway...
With a rip in the magic lines on the cards and Freya's unstoppable, yet unbridled power, both an asset and a curse, Freya must tell Lachlan what happened a year previously and just hope that their burgeoning relationship can bare it.
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Flatlanders by S J Tweed
The story of one CSIS agent's escape from a sect in the Canadian Prairies, her return to her dangerous past, and the discovery of an unlikely soulmate.
An Irish Canadian settled into her state-given identity - Lucy O’Brian may carry a gun but she has never relinquished her ties to a sect she escaped from over a decade ago. To date, her pride hasn’t allowed her to reveal her past to anyone, but her attractive new partner, Silas Jang, is making her rethink her hermit status. When the sect’s leader, is murdered Lucy’s fake name is dragged through the mud, both professionally and personally.
She chooses not to take it lying down, no matter if it costs her her life...
Stars and Rocks by S J Tweed
A short story of mature love which has been allowed to dwindle.
Geoff should have called June back years ago, after one awful argument ended their tempestuous relationship. Instead, he let his true soulmate get away.
Thing is, when life forces you to put everything into perspective, then there is often a challenge in reclaiming the lost ground of an abandoned love - no matter how pure or true.