Bøker av A J Kohler

It was a world of magic with a beautiful green-haired woman who needed Mike's help and would do almost anything to get it. Mike was a hard-boiled cop who didn't believe in magic - until he was brought to her world and had his nose rubbed in it. This wasn't going to be anything like the police work he was used to.The beautiful green-haired woman was a Rhadamantha - a woman with a store of magical power that she can't use herself, but which goes to the first man she consents to lie with. If he's her destined mate, then the pair become an extremely powerful entity. Most often, a Rhadamantha's first mate will be the local wizard, seeking to increase his power.Amaranna called for Mike because she wasn't going to submit to the wizard; she wanted her destined mate. She just couldn't explain that to him, so he assumed she was simply seeking a bodyguard. That was fine; it was just 'serve and protect' in a different set of situations.Escaping the land of Irrelan ahead of the wizard was comparatively simple, if you didn't count the dead bodies. Once they found a safe haven in the Witchy and actually consummated their relationship, the assassins began arriving.Mike is a very controlled sort of fellow, but even his patience has limits. When Kallendor, the wizard who had been keeping Amaranna, joined forces with several other wizards to mount a concerted attack on the Witchy, those limits were passed. That's when Kallendor found out that Mike was a very dangerous man who knew a number of things that his enemies couldn't begin to comprehend.

Becky is in jail. The charge? Murder. There's also a very deep and dark place inside her own head that she's found, crawled into and pulled in after her. That's going to be even harder to get her out of than jail, which will be plenty difficult by itself.Amy is doing everything she possibly can to clear Becky. She has identified the actual killer and is working hard at getting the goods on her. Amy knows exactly what she needs to clear Becky, if she can only get the crucial evidence in time. It would be hard enough to do for any client, but when it's someone Amy has internalized to the degree she has Becky, her cousin and best friend, she can't even defend herself against the pain and agony she goes through when she fears she won't be able to do it in time.When she ends up hauling the killer into court, she's lucky enough that the victim's widow screams out in open court that she'll kill Amy just like she did her no-good cheating husband!That works. It gets Becky out of jail.Getting her out of that pit in her own mind is going to be lots harder.Especially when Becky confesses to Amy that she has become so introverted, so fearful of making new intimate connections with people, that the only man she could possibly have a relationship with now, the only man she wants, is Amy's husband. It's ripping her up inside, because she can't do that to Amy. Or Alec either, for that matter.How much does Amy love Becky?Really?Amy sees one way out, but that means trouble.

Paul and Angelina are old friends who dated in college, briefly, years ago, and recently reconnected via email. During their correspondence, they realized that they both regretted not taking up with each other back then, especially given their difficult and tumultuous first marriages after college.When Angelina is killed, she is offered a choice of what to do next and opts to have both of them return to when she and Paul first arrived at college and do it over again ... while remembering what happened to them over the years. They make many changes in the way they live their lives and find true happiness together. Although they don't repeat those mistakes they made before, they definitely find new ones to experience and explore.

Amy Youngston is Family. It hasn't done much for her until one day, when Raymond Escarton Fields, the head of the Family, hires her to find out who's trying to kill him.The Family has many doctors, lawyers and other professionals, but in all of those thousands of cousins, there's only one private investigator, and that's Amy.She takes the case, but when some party or parties unknown start by bugging her office that very night, it's clear that she can't handle this alone. The only person she can turn to is the one close friend she has (of two) who isn't Family, and, because it is secret, he doesn't even know about it. Until now, because Amy has to tell him. She's not supposed to tell outsiders, but he has to understand what's going on, doesn't he? She could tell him if she married him, and they're certainly close enough, but . . . let's not go there. Amy's got some serious problems with intimate relationships, especially with Alec. Problems she'd rather not think about (but they still keep coming back).When Amy finds that there's as much of a target on her back as Fields had told her was on his, she begins to wonder. Did he hire her because she was the only choice he had - or because he had it in for her? Without some handle on the bad guys, there was no way she could find the answer to this question except to carry on with her investigation.The most frustrating part for Amy is that there doesn't seem to be any reason for someone to want to kill the head of the Family. Of course, the same can't be said for whoever it is that's sending her repeated messages that she's in their crosshairs as well. Especially when they ambush her and Alec, tie them up and proceed to torture them in her own kitchen. As they say, expecting to be killed in the immediate future tends to get one's attention. They've definitely got hers.