Angela Knight (author)

Angela Knight is an American author[1] of mostly erotic fantasy.

Angela Knight
OccupationNovelist
NationalityAmerican
Period1996–present
GenreFantasy, erotica
Website
www.angelasknights.com

Career

She was a reporter for ten years and a comic book author. She lives in South Carolina. First published under Red Sage, she was able to write romantic fiction for the first time in 1996. She published several short stories in their Secrets anthologies. Editor Cindy Hwang brought her to Berkley Publishing and has helped her become a best selling author.

When developing her Mageverse series she wanted to create a unique spin on the vampire tale. Taking the Arthurian legend and twisting it, she has vampires that are not evil, still possess their souls, and can reproduce.

Jane's Warlord introduces Jane Colby, a 20th-century reporter.

Mercenaries is three short stories (originally published electronically) set in a future like Baran's.

Bibliography

Mageverse series
  1. The Once and Future Lover (2001), in Wicked Games
  2. Seduction's Gift (2005), in Hot Blooded [2]
  3. Master of the Night (2005)
  4. Galahad (2004), in Bite
  5. Master of the Moon (2005)
  6. Master of Wolves (2006)
  7. Moon Dance (2007), in Over the Moon
  8. Master of Swords (2008)
  9. Master of Dragons (2007)
  10. Vampire's Ball (2009), in Hot For the Holidays and Paranormal Holiday Anthology Trio[3]
  11. Master of Fire (2010)
  12. Master of Smoke (2011)
  13. Master of Shadows (2012)
  14. Master of Darkness (2011)
  15. Oath of Service (2014) in Love Bites
  16. Master of Magic (2017)
  17. Master of Seduction (2017)
  18. Master of Valor (201?)

Forever Kiss series
  1. The Forever Kiss
  2. Soul Kisses in Secrets 14

Talent Series
  1. Arcane Kiss (2017)
  2. Arcane Heart (2018)

Time Hunters series
  1. Jane’s Warlord (2007)
  2. Warfem (2005) novella published in Warlord (2007) [4] and in the anthology Kick @$ (2005) [5]
  3. The Warlord and the Fem (2007) published in Warlord
  4. Baby, You've Changed (2007) published in Warlord
  5. Warrior (2008)
  6. Guardian (2009)
  7. Enforcer (2013) published in the anthology Unbound [6]

Other books
  • Mercenaries (2005)
  • Captive Dreams (2005)
  • Beyond the Dark (2007)
  • Without Restraint (2015)
  • The Forever Kiss (2004)
  • Hope's Kiss (2011), ebook
  • Blood and Steel (2011), ebook
  • Voodoo (2005), ebook sequel to Hero Sandwich found in Hard Candy
  • Passionate Ink: A Guide to Writing Erotic Romance (2007)
  • The Dark One (2004), ebook
  • The Dhampir (2010)
  • Armored Hearts (2015)
  • Mistletoe and Masks (2016)
  • Frosty the Snow Dom (2017)

Anthologies and collections

These are books that include short stories by Angela Knight along with other authors.

Anthology or Collection Contents Publication Date Comments
Secrets 2 Roarke's Prisoner 1996
Secrets 3 Blood and Kisses 1997
Secrets 6 Candidate for the Kiss 2000
Secrets 7 Kissing the Hunter 2004
Secrets 11 Wake Me 2004
Bite Galahad 2004
Tales from the Temple 2 Taming Jack 2004
Secrets 14 Soul Kisses 2005 sequel to the Forever Kiss
Kick @$ Warfem 2005
Hot Blooded Seduction's Gift 2005
Hard Candy Hero Sandwich 2005
In Other Worlds Stranded 2005
A Changeling for All Seasons Vampire Christmas 2005
All Wrapped Up Blood Service 2006
Warlord Warfem

The Warlord and the Fem

Baby, You've Changed

 2007
Over the Moon Moon Dance 2007
Beyond the Dark Dragon dance. 2007
Hot for the Holidays Vampire's Ball 2009
Burning up Blood and Roses 2010
Paranormal Holiday Anthology Trio[3] Vampire's Ball 2010
Wicked Games The Once and Future Lover 2001
Unbound Enforcer 2013
Love Bites Oath of Service 2014

References
  1. Amazeen, Sandy (April 10, 2006). "Book Review: Master of Wolves by Angela Knight". Monsters and Critics. Archived from the original on 29 October 2010. Retrieved 4 August 2012.
  2. Hot Blooded. OCLC 56340166.
  3. Paranormal Holiday Anthology Trio. Berkley. December 11, 2019. ISBN 9781101497005 – via Ottawa Library.
  4. Warlord. OCLC 149009890.
  5. Kick @$$. OCLC 60671859.
  6. Unbound. OCLC 795168509 – via WorldCat.
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