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Author: Maggie Berkley | Website

A long time fan of dark fantasy with a touch of romance and horror, Maggie Berkley grew up in a world all her own, one she created as a teenager during her long times of parental lock down due to a rebellious nature. As a youth she created stories and plays for her friends to act out for anyone willing (and at times unwilling) to watch and as time went by drew upon her love of fantasy and horror to write longer stories and fan fiction. Due to the encouragement of friends and family she decided rather than keep her stories for herself she would publish and in doing so created different worlds to feature her vast imagination.


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Behind the Throne

Alone, pregnant and cranky, Morgan Crowe finds herself surrounded by enemies and with no one to trust when luck finds her on the doorstep of a friend long forgotten. Taken in by the daughter of a powerful King who would rather see her dead, Morgan relies on her instincts for survival and hopes she could live through the next few months in order to give birth, and then she would be up to her normal strength and skill.

As her rotten luck would have it an enemy has found itself in her safe haven and has taken revenge, by taking her only surviving friend and causing her to come face to face with her past. Court intrigue and danger rears its ugly head as the grip on her tightens, causing her to reach out for help and learn that to trust may not be as bad as she thought. Especially when that trust comes in the form a young Werewolf met once on a rainy night that seems so long ago.

But attractions are not that simple are they? Especially when an old rival shows up and the heat between them flares. But Morgan has no time for macho games, especially when her friend’s life is in her grasp 

Reviewer: Sarah Dizon
Review: Mar 31, 2011
Genre(s): Paranormal Romance, Adventure / Action
Where to start? The sequel to Enter the Night by Maggie Berkley is just as action packed and sexy as the first but taken to a whole different level. After reading this novel any reader would feel truly connected to Morgan as she battles Queen Moriethe's obstacles as well as the obstacles set up by herself. Being The Battle Crow is not easy! Plus being pregnant with twins, everyone needs to stay out of her way

Enter the Night

"Be careful of who you trust."

Words of warning, something Morgan Crowe tended to ignore.

Born Morriganna nic Thulath over thousands of years ago in the ShadowedLands of the Immortal Sidhe, she was the leader of the Mor'sin'dar King's Battle Crows. Named the Morrigu, she was deadly, precise and vengeful.

Favored by her King, Morgan lived an unrestrained life until her temper forced him to remove her from the Courts. For years she lived among the humans, keeping an eye out on things Fae and waiting until the time her beloved King resends his decision and welcomes her back with open arms. But things have changed within the Sidhe lands, deaths occurred and old rumors abound. Unknowingly Morgan has become the object of revenge of a hateful Queen and a sadistic enemy from her past.

Now enters a Were, shape changers with the natural ability to take animal form and with his appearance comes temptation and love. But is he all that he seems? And is she willing to defy her society to find out if he is. For Morgan, her world tumbles around in a whirlwind until all hell breaks loose.

Reviewer: Sarah Dizon
Review: Mar 28, 2011
Genre(s): Fantasy, Fae / Elves, Shapeshifters
This debut novel by Maggie Berkley is amazing! A twist of Laurell K. Hamilton's Meredith Gentry series and some awesome characters brings new light to the Fae realm. The plot is intriguing and quick paced. The combination of myth and an overarching quality of new material makes the novel an original in its own right. There is no doubt that Maggie Berkley was out to impress with this novel. The infamous Morrig

Diary of a Vampire

What would you do you were going to write your life story as a vampire?

I sit at my desk starring at the open book before me, pen in hand. My adopted daughter Dassah convinced me to write out my history, though I'm not certain how wise it is to do so. Those like me are not well received, in the world around us, though few souls know of our existence. Plus I am not sure exactly where to start.

At my rebirth into what I am today? Or do I start at what led up to my actual death and rebirth into my new Un-Life? Or to be more politically correct.my living impairment. This amuses me, but Dassah rolls her eyes claiming I am `so not with it'.

"Vampire," she says, sighing heavily at me as she shakes her head. "You're a vampire American." The youth of today. No sense of secrecy.

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