In Ina Morata's The Chocolatier: Daemon of Hearts and Souls, it's 1920s post-war London, and Edward is a chocolatier tormented by dreams of possessing Ixcacao, the chocolate goddess. MacRath will ensure she is well punished and dominated in all ways as befits his naughty Valentine. Despite discovering the man ordered to discipline her is actually a vampire, she can't help falling in love. Phoebe Hayward is a lady of good breeding, but quite a handful. It is 1854 in steampunk London, and Her Majesty has appointed MacRath Her Chastiser of Loose Morals. In Byron Cane's Sir MacRath Thrashes his Valentine, MacRath is a centuries-old vampire returning home after decades of absence.

A couple of days together will either give them time to overcome their differences.or kill each other. Hell hath no fury like a female shifter near the Full Moon. Trouble is, Liz's wolf may think he's delicious, but her human side is still pissed that Benton ran out on her a year ago. They've been ordered to retrieve a couple of runaways by Valentine's Day. In Devi Ansevi's Fur and Fury, Liz is the Pack's Enforcer, and Benton is a professional bounty hunter. In the fifth volume of the Lust series, Valentine's Day is at its most sinfully delicious when leavened with a touch of darkness, dusted with a bittersweet dash of cocoa, and infused with rich decadence. Set your taste buds a-tingle with this trio of luscious supernatural tales featuring ghosts and goddesses, vampires and werewolves.

Lust in Winter by Devi Ansevi