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SAPPHIRE BLUE DETAILED BOOKLIST

Touch Me, Please Me (2007)

She's sexy, she's powerful, she's immortal and she's promiscuous—and if that's not enough she's about to battle one of the strongest Phantoms to walk the face of this earth. That is, if she can ever get enough of the dangerously attractive novelist who just showed up on her doorstep.

Sahara Baker is a Desirable Witch—one of an elite legion of witches as beautiful as they are powerful. Sex she can have, in spades; it's almost a calling. But the laws of the Desirables forbid commitments of any kind.

That's never been a problem before now.

Cedric Compton is a bestselling fantasy novelist researching paranormal disturbances for his next novel. He stumbles across the legend of the Desirable Witches, so, curious and horny, he heads to the town of Mystic.

Cedric's looking for answers, but when Sahara opens the door reeking of sensuality, his research takes a turn for the up close and personal. That's fine with Cedric. He's open-minded enough to accept the woman he's falling for's a witch, and brave enough to stand by her side in a fight.

Her professional commitment phobia, though, that's another matter. So he'll help her kill the Phantom, while he tries to gain her love.

Devlin's Desire (2007)

Devlin Decatur is a shape shifter who refuses to accept his heritage. He's a millionaire playboy and nothing else. Until she enters the picture. She belongs to the same tribe that Devlin refuses to be a part of; she is the one that has come to take him back to the Gungi Rain Forest so that he can save their tribe. She is the one who makes him quiver with need.

Gabriella Kincaid is on a mission to save her people. She's traveled far and will go to any lengths to see this mission through, even sacrifice her body. But Gabriella soon realizes that giving herself to Devlin is not a sacrifice, but a submission to the scorching heat that simmers between them.

Devlin and Gabriella find consolation in both their feline and erotic connection. But when danger threatens their lives, their distraction could prove deadly.