Larissa Ione Explained

Larissa Ione
Pseudonym:Sydney Croft
Occupation:Novelist
Period:2006 to present
Genre:Romance

Larissa Ione is a USA Today and New York Times bestselling contemporary and paranormal romance author. She is published with Samhain, Red Sage Kensington and Grand Central Publishing under her own name, and along with Stephanie Tyler she is also one half of the writing team of Sydney Croft, whose books are published by Bantam Dell.

Larissa currently resides in Wisconsin with her Coast Guard husband and seventeen-year-old son.

Bibliography as Larissa Ione

The Demonica series

Novels

  1. Pleasure Unbound (June 20, 2008,)
  2. Desire Unchained (March 1, 2009,)
  3. Passion Unleashed (March 31, 2009,)
  4. Ecstasy Unveiled (February 1, 2010,)
  5. Sin Undone (August 24, 2010,)
  6. Reaver (January 1, 2013,)
  7. Revenant (December 16, 2014)

Novellas and short stories

Supplement

The Demonica Compendium. Available for free on her website.

Lords of Deliverance series

  1. Eternal Rider (April 1, 2011,)
  2. Immortal Rider (November 22, 2011,)
  3. Lethal Rider (May 22, 2012,)[1]
  4. Rogue Rider (November 20, 2012,)[2]

Other short stories

Other novels

Bibliography as Sydney Croft

Agency of Covert Rare Operatives/ACRO series

Novels

  1. Riding the Storm (August 28, 2007,)
  2. Unleashing the Storm (February 26, 2008,)
  3. Seduced by the Storm (July 29, 2008,)
  4. Taming the Fire (April 28, 2009,)
  5. Tempting the Fire (July 27, 2010,)
  6. Taken by Fire (June 28, 2011,)
  7. Three the Hard Way (November 29, 2014,)

Short stories

Miscellaneous

The Write Ingredients (June 1, 2007,) Over ninety authors, including Larissa Ione and Sydney Croft, and a handful of dedicated readers, offered up their favorite recipes. The proceeds go toward the Troop Project.

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Sex and Fantasy From Best-Selling Authors Jacqueline Carey and Larissa Ione . www.advocate.com.
  2. http://historybooklet.com/rogue-rider-lords-of-deliverance-4-by-larissa-ione-book-review Rogue Rider Book Review