Kelly Jameson is the best-selling author of the hot highlands romance series that includes SPELLBOUND and ACROSS A DARK HIGHLAND SHORE. Her books are being read in 12 countries. She is currently at work on Scottish romance book #3 and several other romances and suspense novels. Please visit her author website: keljameson.comDON'T SAY HER NAMEKelly Jameson's newest contemporary suspense available December 21, 2015!SPELLBOUND (Hot Highlands Romance series, Book #1)"An unforgettable highland warrior seeking revenge, an innocent maiden brave enough to confront him. Spellbound is a terrific novel filled with passion, intrigue, vengeance, and all-consuming love. Readers will clamor for a sequel." Kat Martin, New York Times best-selling author with over 13 million books in printACROSS A DARK HIGHLAND SHORE (Hot Highlands Romance series, Book #2)"This was the first time I remember reading a book by this author. I thought it was well written and once I started reading, I didn't want to stop. I stayed up past 5 am two nights in a row because i couldn't put it down. I just purchased book one of this series but will wait until tonight to start reading." amazon readerTO TAME A ROGUE "Sizzling with sexual tension, filled with passion, an old-fashioned romance. Fast-paced and fun to read." Kat Martin, New York Times best-selling authorDEAD ONDEAD ON is "Brilliant. A chilling erotic suspense that will send shivers down your spine. A sensuous, gripping tale of murder through the ages."--Kat Martin, New York Times Best-Selling AuthorSHARDS OF SUMMERSHARDS OF SUMMER is "The Great Gatsby for the beach generation." Ken Bruen, best-selling crime noir author (LONDON BOULEVARD, THE GUARDS)WHAT REMAINED OF KATRINA: A NOVEL OF NEW ORLEANS"WHAT REMAINED OF KATRINA becomes a powerful story of the city's underclass, the one seldom reported by the media, the one seldom visited by tourists. This is Jameson's third novel, and may be the best one yet." Walter Brasch, Journalist/Author, 'Unacceptable': The Federal Government's Response to Hurricane Katrina "Having been burned by too many overpriced mainstream novels, I am constantly on the prowl for inexpensive but well-written independent or self-published ebooks. This past week I have read "What Remained of Katrina: a Novel of New Orleans" by Kelly Jameson. What most attracted me to this book was not its price, but its title (I will be traveling to New Orleans this fall) and the beautifully pensive face on its cover. What kept me reading was the unique voice of its unforgettable central character and narrator, Katrina Lalande.The premise of the story is familiar enough. A woman who is believed dead returns to wreak some kind of vengeance on the husband who tried to kill her and succeeded in killing her lover. I know, you've read or see countless versions of this ancient set-up. But do not let this dissuade you from reading! It is not the plot points that are compelling here; the joys of this book are in the details. Just as Katrina Lalande fills the ruined walls and walkways of her damaged city with her wondrous murals, Jameson recreates the sights, sounds, and smells of post-Katrina New Orleans. And the climax of the story does not come with a revelatory twist so much as a heart-breaking focus on the events that we have already learned. "What Remained of Katrina" is told in the rarely used second person point of view, which I confess took me a while to get used to, but ultimately it worked to emphasis Katrina's wounded soul and her struggle to unite her two selves, that other self being Vincent van Gogh. Yep, you read right! Katrina sees herself - possibly real, possibly not - as the reincarnation of that great Expressionist artist who cut off his ear and eventually ended his own life with a gunshot to the gut, an incident that the author suggests may not have been a suicide, after all. Katrina herself removes a part of her own body, but she ends up with an entirely different --- let's say -- perspective. We learn a lot about van Gogh, as well as Paul Gauguin, in this book, enough to want me to re-read van Gogh's glorious letters, but I mostly enjoy how these two troubled personas merged to produce a totally original and compelling writing style, combining poetic grace with slaggy elegance. I was absolutely transfixed and transported by this great New Orleans novel. I place this on the top shelf of my virtual bookcase. It should appeal to a very wide audience. In a more perfect world, it would shoot to the top of the New York Times Bestseller list. And it is shocking to me that the mainstream publishers have not scooped this up.Amazon readers, don't make the same mistake!"amazon readerHOLLOW GODS(Kelly Jameson's first young adult novel, book #1 in series)"It was such a good book to read. I was hooked instantly and could never put it down. I would get lost in it and lose track of time when I read. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves any book like the Hunger Games series or the Divergent series." amazon readerDESPERATE, DISTURBED, DERANGED, AND DOUBLE-LATTED(Collection of Jameson's short stories)"Jameson's prose is raw, cut-to-the-chase and knife-at-the-jugular. I especially like monkey stories, and she has a doozy of a monkey story in this collection. But that's not all. The collection is loaded with interesting characters who raise personal debasement and self-deprecation to an art form, and yet we smile all the way through it because the writing is so powerful. These people are flawed, and we get to see 'em at their worst. Caution: Leave one's inhibitions on the doorstep when reading these rich, flavorful offerings. Not for the faint of heart." C. G. Bauer, author