Official Website of Amelia R. Moore
Writer. Author. Thinker. Storyteller.
Welcome to my official site! Here you'll find samples of my works and links to where you can purchase them. I'll also add extra content and keep you posted on sequels and new works.
About Me
My Bio
Amelia lives in northwestern Illinois with her husband and a dozen various pets, including finches, a parrotlet, a corn snake, a sand boa, a woma python, and a cat named Minnie. She has a bachelor's degree in biology that she doesn't use because she spends her days writing urban fantasy novels (which is much better anyway).
Lum'a
coming 2020
In order to escape life on the streets, Tavion Talmadge is selling himself at the prestigious Auction House. Being some rich jerk's pet or servant for a few years beats being preyed upon on the streets, right? Except his new Master unexpectedly offers to double his payment and shorten his contract.
The price? He has to act as his Master's surrogate.
Corpyr
WIP
Now the consort—corpyr—of two high profile politicians, Tavion must find a way to balance his relationships with his independence. The pressure of starting a family is starting to get to him, not to mention helping to plan the wedding, but before he can do either, an acquaintance he'd hoped to never see again reaches out for his help.
A young man, Lum'a like Tavion, needs help escaping the powerful politician that owns him.
Gryphon's Blood
coming 2020
Servos Roesch's life has never been more complicated. The cinders of unrest threaten to spark a revolution in Tarnov, and Servos seems to be on the side of the minority -- the downtrodden shifters that live under the radar of the sorcerers that despise them. The life he's built is crumbling before his eyes. On the brink of being revealed for what he is, a half-breed and half-blood shapeshifter, he must turn to the unpredictable blueblood, Eadric Tyran, for aid. But nothing comes for free and what Eadric asks for in return may be more than Servos can give.
"Not until we are lost do we begin to understand ourselves"
Henry David Thoreau
