Tag: paranormal romantic comedy

The Last Challenge
by Sharon Karaa
Genres: paranormal romantic comedy
Available from Amazon.com and Amazon UK

Lauren Rutherford, the last descendant of the witch, Matthew Bulmer, stands alone to face a challenge to the death by three damned souls. Well. Almost alone. Agnes, her long dead ancestor, and the amazingly sexy male witch Daniel are here to help. Will they succeed and end the curse forever?

Book Excerpt:

“Ahh, you missed me, Lauren?” Satan sniggered, and I felt the familiar tug of attraction at his handsome features, naked chest and bulging loin cloth.

I started to chant, and this time, he changed in front of me, his glamour fading and leaving behind a four-foot-eight balding man with a thin frame. He was so thin and small, the loin cloth now looked like an oversized nappy.

I couldn’t help it. I laughed. Natalia smiled. Agnes, standing outside the immediate eyesight of Satan, waved her hand back and forth, shook her head and mouthed “No!” at us. I realised she was trying to warn us off and I looked quickly back at Satan. He growled and then looked down at himself.

“Awe damn it,” he said, sighing. “All right, you’ve got me,” he muttered, jumping down from the throne and almost losing his loin cloth in the process.

What others are saying:

“Every character has their own lovable quirks and just about jump right off the page with such brilliant personalities.” – Sky, Amazon Reviewer

A Familiar Problem
by Sharon Karaa
Genres: paranormal romantic comedy
Available from Amazon.com and Amazon UK

Banished from Hell for causing chaos, Natalia Stokes takes refuge with a band of witches in the guise of a familiar.  The longer she stays on Earth, however, the more human she becomes; so human, in fact, that she’s offered a chance to redeem her soul.  Will she take it?
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Book Excerpt:

“You look ….lovely!” he said, falsely, staring at my floor length grey skirt and shirt buttoned up to my neck.  I’d pulled my hair into a tight knot at the back of my head and scrubbed my face clean of make-up.

“I thought I’d better dress appropriately,” I said, lowering my eyes and letting my cheeks blush at his compliment.

“Well, that’s really …considerate of you,” he said, throwing the broken cup into the bin and draping the towel over the sink.

“Shall we go?” he asked, offering me his hand.

“Ahem!” I looked him up and down, my hands clasped in front of me.

“What’s wrong?” he asked, moving toward me.

“I don’t think you’re appropriately dressed, do you?” I said, looking at him primly.

He looked down at his loin cloth.  “This is what all of the angels wear,” he said, confused.  “It’s not inappropriate!”

What others are saying:

“The new characters have all the depth and personality that the original cast of characters possess” – L. Morin, Amazon Reviewer

The Last Challenge
by Sharon Karaa
Genres: paranormal romantic comedy
Available from Amazon.com and Amazon UK

Lauren Rutherford, the last descendant of the witch, Matthew Bulmer, stands alone to face a challenge to the death by three damned souls. Well. Almost alone. Agnes, her long dead ancestor, and the amazingly sexy male witch Daniel are here to help. Will they succeed and end the curse forever?

Book Excerpt:

“Ahh, you missed me, Lauren?” Satan sniggered, and I felt the familiar tug of attraction at his handsome features, naked chest and bulging loin cloth.

I started to chant, and this time, he changed in front of me, his glamour fading and leaving behind a four-foot-eight balding man with a thin frame. He was so thin and small, the loin cloth now looked like an oversized nappy.

I couldn’t help it. I laughed. Natalia smiled. Agnes, standing outside the immediate eyesight of Satan, waved her hand back and forth, shook her head and mouthed “No!” at us. I realised she was trying to warn us off and I looked quickly back at Satan. He growled and then looked down at himself.

“Awe damn it,” he said, sighing. “All right, you’ve got me,” he muttered, jumping down from the throne and almost losing his loin cloth in the process.

What others are saying:

“Every character has their own lovable quirks and just about jump right off the page with such brilliant personalities.” – Sky, Amazon Reviewer