[Demon Kissed] is GOOD! Blackrose proves that a creative writer can grab you with an original twist. -Faith Hunter, NYT and USA Today bestselling author of the Jane Yellowrock series

J. D. Blackrose’s latest tale spins together demons, mobsters, fairies, and a kick-ass heroine under a curse that may end up being her salvation. *Chef’s Kiss. -Darin Kennedy, Author of Fugue & Fable and The Pawn Stratagem on Demon Kissed

Action, demons, wizards, and plenty of snark - not to be missed! This one is a winner all the way around and a heck of a fun read! Can’t wait for more! - Bonita Soley, Netgalley Reviewer

My name is Rebecca Naomi Greenblatt, but my friends call me Becs. A birthmark on the inside of my wrist-the Kiss-marks me as a summoner, a person who can call forth entities of power, and negotiate with them on behalf of clients who need answers-or favors-from beings above their karmic pay grade.

But the only mark I’m worried about right now is the great big target on my back.

I got in deep with a demon and some fae folk, and now both Faerie and Hell are interested in me-a dangerous position for a mortal woman to be in. Meanwhile, the one person whose attention I do want, skipped town after a single night of passion. Asher might be sexy as sin, but he has his secrets. Just like me.

So now I’m stumbling along, doing my best to stay alive. Faerie and Hell have power and influence to spare. And what are my assets? A bartending job, a six-foot tall pink fairy friend, chardonnay-swilling dwarves…and oh, yeah, a meddling mobster who thinks he can control me.

As I dig into what’s going on, I find secrets on top of secrets. What does Faerie want with me? What does Hell want with Faerie? And what will they do to me when I finally find out the answers?

Because trust me, I will.

Author bio: The Summoner’s Mark is JD Blackrose’s first series with Bell Bridge Books. Previously, she’s published The Soul Wars, The Devil’s Been Busy, and the Zombie Cosmetologist novellas through Falstaff Books. She’s also published multiple short stories, enjoying the art of brevity now and then. She’s always lived in her head and is often accused of not listening. To make up for it, she’s mastered the art of looking interested. Follow her: www.slipperywords.com, https: //www.facebook.com/JDBlackrose/ and https: //twitter.com/JDBlackrose.