She has written a number of books, including the four-part Aphrodite series, and her 2005 novel Carpe Demon. The movie rights for Carpe Demon have been optioned by 1492 Pictures and Warner Brothers in a multi-book deal.[5]
I really liked this series (at this point I had only read the first two books). If you compare Fifty Shades of Grey and the first book, Release Me, they both have similar plot progression and delivery; however there are some differences that make this series its own.
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* Bayou Moon, by Ilona Andrews (Sept. 28, Ace)This is the second in the urban fantasy/paranormal romance series featuring Cerise Mar and her clan who live on a magical Southern swampland at the edge of the Weird. A changeling soldier on a dangerous mission crosses paths with Cerise as she hunts down her missing parents amid a cold war between two nations of the Weird. Andrews, the pen name for husband and wife writing team of Ilona and Andrew Gordon, is best known for the popular Kate Daniels urban fantasy series whose fourth book, Magic Bleeds, was released in May.
Urban fantasy author Suzanne Johnson is a bonafide book geek. Her new urban fantasy series, scheduled to begin with the release of Royal Street in April 2012 by Tor Books, is set in New Orleans during and after Hurricane Katrina. Find Suzanne on Twitter.
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