Heat of the Night
by Emma Holly

From the USA Today bestselling author—a two-in-one volume of her extraordinary shapeshifting romances, featuring her novel Hunting Midnight and its sequel novella, "The Night Owl,".

HUNTING MIDNIGHT (originally published 11/03)
The leader of a pack of shapeshifting immortals is betrayed by his longtime lover. Consumed with fury, he ventures recklessly beyond the borders of the Scottish forest-and into the desperate arms of a merchant's daughter. (originally published in 11/03)

THE NIGHT OWL (originally published in the HOT BLOODED anthology, 09/04)
A member of the same pack has been sent to America where his power can grow unimpeded. In a small Vermont town, his desire for a local baker makes him believe he has found his mate—and he'll do anything to claim her.

Other Books by Emma Holly

Three to Tango

The Prince With No Heart

Devil at Midnight
A Novel of the Upyr

Angel at Dawn
A Novel of the Upyr

Saving Midnight
The Fitz Clare Chronicles #3

Breaking Midnight
The Fitz Clare Chronicles #2

Kissing Midnight
The Fitz Clare Chronicles #1

Demon's Fire
A Tale of the Demon World #2

Beyond the Dark

Fairyville

Demon's Delight

Prince of Ice
A Tale of the Demon World #1

Midnight Desire

All U Can Eat

Beyond Desire

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Emma Holly's Bio

Okay. About me. Born in New Jersey. Grew up in Baltimore. Moved to the midwest when the city I was living in started to get too scruffy. Always wanted to be a writer. (Never mind my pre-pubescent fantasies about being Batman's girlfriend. I didn't imagine I'd get paid for that.)

I wrote for a long time before I sold. Not too long, I guess, since I didn't give up, but long enough to appreciate how amazing it is that so many of my dreams are coming true. (Yes, you too can become a published author!)

My first sale was MENAGE to Black Lace. I wrote five erotic novels for them, a novella for Secrets, then sold my first historical romance to Berkley Jove. Until I worked on BEYOND INNOCENCE, I had no idea research could be enjoyable. I mean, why don't they give the fun history books with the pretty pictures to kids in high school? I could be so much less ignorant if I'd had them.

But no matter. Being ignorant is a good excuse to by more books. And learning is a pleasure, especially when you can turn it into a story someone will love.

Specifics on my various novels, including excerpts, can be found at my site