Hi! I’m Liv, and I write romance – mostly gay, mostly historical or paranormal or both. Because love is love, even with fangs.
An ancient Egyptian priest created a love spell, one that would keep his lover close for all eternity.
The sands of time have spread that spell far and wide, bringing love to some unexpected places….
Hugh’s cousin is in trouble, and he’s asked Hugh for a favor: retrieve a stolen icon and return it to Alexandria. Except the icon is in the possession of a priest who might not be wholly human, and that priest is on a steamship headed to England.
And the icon is being guarded by a vampire.
Hugh hates vampires.
But Aharon hasn’t been a vampire for long, and he doesn’t have a lot of love for the priest.
Hugh, however, is just his type….despite the man’s apparent aversion to his nature.
It doesn’t take much to convince Aharon to help retrieve the icon, though fighting the demon priest is a much bigger challenge. That’s nothing compared with convincing Hugh to return Aharon’s affection, even with the help of a figurine from an ancient tomb.
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The Icon Thief is part of the shared world series The Pharaoh’s Promise.
Each book is set in a different time period, but they’re all connected by the priest’s spell. Shenanigans (of the loving kind) ensue!!
Available in ebook & print!
Real talk here: these books are a series. They’re all set in the same world, with characters that overlap from one book to the next. However, since The Accidental Necromancer & The Villain Who Wasn’t are both part of separate shared-world projects, they’re branded differently. I basically took one of the lesser bad guys from The Richmond Vampire and made him the hero of Necromancer, then took the Big Bad from Necromancer and made him the hero of Villain.
I must be all about the redemption these days.
Also, The Richmond Vampire: Hot Nights in the Big Easy is a follow-up to the first book, and is part of still another multi-author project.
These things get complicated. (LOL)
At any rate, because they’re all part of separate projects, they all work as stand-alones (except TRV: Hot Nights in the Big Easy). If you’re into stories with every kind of paranormal creature and with bad guys who aren’t all that bad after all, give ’em a try! And keep an eye out for the next Richmond Vampire book. It’ll be coming soon!
The Lighthouse Keeper
For a complete list of Liv’s books, click HERE.
“Liv Rancourt just gets better and better, and I can’t wait to see what she does next.” Amazon Reviewer 6/25/16