Cassandra Gannon

Grace Rivera just wants to be normal. Trained as a crime scene investigator, she believes in science and cold, hard facts. …So why is she suddenly looking at the ghost of a dead pirate? Captain James Riordan was unjustly hanged for murder on July 4th 1789. Ever since then, he’s been haunting the tourist town of Harrisonburg, Virginia, trying to find some way to clear his name. And Grace is the first person in centuries who can actually see him. Now, Grace is helping Jamie set history right. Even if it means some time-traveling forensics work and risking her life by tracking a murderer. Because falling in love with a scoundrel of a ghost is a fact that Grace just can’t deny. M/F Happily Ever After Revolutionary war romance, time travel romance, magic romance, murder mystery romance 100,000 + words Standalone book

Alternate cover edition of ASIN B081ZG86W1 What if a warrior falls in love with his fiercest enemy? For years, Trystan and Galahad fought on opposite sides of the brutal Looking Glass Campaigns. Trystan is a gryphon, part of a winged race who battled Camelot’s invasion of his homeland. Galahad was a knight of Camelot, who helped his king wage a relentless war, before he saw the dishonor in it and gave up combat forever. The two men have every reason to hate each other. Now, the Looking Glass Campaigns are finally over. Suddenly, these former opponents on the battlefield need to become allies as they search for a “treasure beyond counting.” Traveling through a fairytale world of scheming enemies, magical temples, and the occasional leprechaun, Trystan and Galahad will have to follow an ancient map towards the lost city of Atlantis. Galahad’s reputation for perfection irritates the hell out of Trystan. Trystan’s propensity to kill everybody upsets Galahad. But the attraction between them is undeniable and growing stronger all the time. As danger mounts and romance swirls, can these two powerful warriors settle the past and find their happily ever after?

Cross nearly triggered an apocalypse once before. The last of the Shadow Elementals, the weight of all the Darkness in the universe has fallen on his shoulders. The crushing power of it should have killed him long ago. Except, Cross knows his fated mate is out there and he’ll do whatever it takes to find her. …Even go to the horrible human realm. Nia, of the Water House knows the human world holds the secrets to the Elementals survival. It’s also forbidden to their kind. When Cross arrives to save her from a plan gone horribly wrong, he’s gorgeous, angry, and maybe a little crazy. Not a problem! Nia will just save him along with the rest of the world. Book One of the Elemental Phases, is a standalone romance but characters will appear in other books in the series. M/F Happily Ever After Fated Mates 90,000+ words

Nevermore County, 1922: Slaughter at a speakeasy! A mysterious creature has killed all the revelers at an illegal bar. It left nothing behind but bottles of tainted moonshine and a trail of orange slime. For a bootlegger like Mabel Harrison, this situation could be a professional catastrophe. Now, she’s got to team up with the most prominent gangster around to discover who made the poisoned liquor. Unfortunately, Boyd Cassiday is also her too-handsome, too-charming ex-boss. Mabel is still furious that the big idiot fired her. Somehow they need to work together, though, because an ooze monster is hunting the streets of their small town. …And it might just have its sights set on Mabel. Welcome to Nevermore County, where falling in love can be terrifying! (M/F, HEA, no cheating, 54,000 words, is part of a series but is a stand-alone story which can be read in any order.)

What’s worse than editing the stupidest romance novel ever written? Getting stuck inside of it. Karalynn Donnelly has somehow been transported into Eternal Passion at Sunset, a vampire love story filled with enough clichés, anachronisms, and run-on sentences to drive any hardworking book editor insane. To make matters worse, Kara accidentally prevents the story’s hero and heroine from meeting. Now Slade, the idiot Vampire King, thinks Kara’s his destined mate. If she’s going to find her way home, Kara needs to get this story back on track. But, teaming up with Damien, the novel’s handsome, super-powered bad guy might not be the best place to start… M/FHappily Ever AfterFated Mates, Isekai trope, time travel romance120,000 + wordsStandalone book, but Vampire Charming is a sequel starring Slade

Unlike most folks in Red River Valley, Pecos Bill has no dreams of becoming a country music singer. He just wants Clementine Miner. The cheerful muse won his heart the instant she smiled at him. Thanks to a curse, coyote-shifters don’t have True Loves, though. Bill knows it would be stealing some other fella’s happily-ever-after to claim her.Luckily, Bill’s got no issue with stealing.Or stretching the truth a bit.Or savagely beating anybody who touches Clem.In fact, he’s happy to ruin the life of any man who gets between him and his darling Clementine. Especially if that man is Johnny Jacobs, the arrogant singer that Clem’s worked with for years. Bill will do whatever it takes to get rid of Johnny. …Even pretend to be a music star himself.Book Seven of the A Kinda Fairytale series115,000+ wordsHappily ever afterMale/Female romanceFriends to loversMusic Star romanceThis book is a standalone romance. It is set in the same world as the other books in the series, but none of the previous characters appear. Some are mentioned, though.

Adeline Mulhaney’s “Glamping Retreat” is the worst vacation ever. The campfire sing-alongs are bad enough, but then she’s somehow transported sixteen hundred years into the future. Only instead of flying cars, this future is filled with buffalo-sized lizards and laser-gun showdowns in the streets. If Addy’s ever getting back to the twenty-first century, she’ll need help from a certain super-handsome cowboy with superpowers. Cade Westin is pretty sure Addy’s crazy, when she moves into his hotel. But, then her life is threatened and not even wild Ghaa beasts can stop Cade from riding to the rescue. He isn’t sure where that redheaded lunatic comes from, but deep down he knows that Addy only belongs with him. M/F Happily Ever After Time travel romance, Western romance, post-apocalyptic romance, grumpy/sunshine. 97,000 + words Standalone book

Once Upon a Time… Scarlett Riding is NOT an ugly stepsister. Cinderella is the evil one in the family and Letty is determined to prove it. Unfortunately, that’s kinda hard to do from behind bars. After the debacle at the ball, Letty and her sister Dru were dragged off to the Wicked, Ugly and Bad Mental Health Treatment Center and Maximum Security Prison. While Cindy’s planning her dream wedding, her two stepsisters are being forced to endure life in the dreariest dungeon in the land. Luckily, Letty has a plan to change that unhappy ending. If she can just get to Prince Charming and prove the glass slipper doesn’t fit Cinderella’s foot, she can reclaim her life. In order to do that, though, she needs to convince The Big Bad Wolf to lend a hand in organizing a jailbreak. Marrok Wolf isn’t sure what to make of the idealistic redhead in his group therapy sessions. With fifty counts of Badness on his criminal record, Marrok’s used to being surrounded by crooks and scumbags. Scarlett wants to lecture him about equal rights for trolls! When the little do-gooder comes up with an elaborate plan to break their entire “share circle” out of prison, though, Marrok is certainly willing to go along with the plot. And not just because he wants to see her naked. The woman may not be wicked, ugly, or Bad, but she’s definitely the only one who can save him. Together with a wicked witch, a timid bridge ogre, an evil prince, and other villains straight out of a storybook, Scarlett and Marrok are about to make sure that Baddies finally have a happily ever after.

Jane Squire is a normal, rational human, who doesn’t believe in fairytales. Then, the self-proclaimed “King of the Vampires” arrives in her grocery store. Slade says that Jane is destined to help him on some crazy, epic quest. Not only does the arrogant lunatic get her fired, but she’s somehow transported into the worse fantasy movie imaginable.With script pages full of stolen dialogue, random musical numbers, and a whole cast of supernatural weirdoes, there’s no denying that Jane and Slade are stuck in a swords-and-sorcery film. Even worse, Jane is starting to think that the handsome vampire who’s wrecked her practical life might just be her Prince Charming.M/FHappily Ever AfterFated Mates, Isekai trope, medieval world romance, himbo romance97,000 + wordsStandalone romance, but Slade also appears in Not Another Vampire Book

Lucy Meadowcroft’s life hasn’t turned out the way she planned. Fifteen years out of high school, her social life consists of sex dreams about a caveman named Rhawn. Granted, they’re pretty awesome dreams, but it’s not like the guy is real, right? Then, her class reunion cruise sinks and she washes up on a mysterious island trapped in the Ice Age. Every night, Rhawn dreams of Earth, the land of the gods, and of the Destroyer, the deity destined to end the world. Maybe that’s Lucy. Maybe it’s not. But either way, he’s keeping the dark-haired goddess who’s clearly meant to be his. It shouldn’t be that hard to convince Lucy to become his mate, right?After all, they have a few days left before the volcano erupts. M/FHappily Ever AfterAnother world romance, time travel romance, survival romance.84,000 + wordsStandalone book