She left fame behind. She wanted peace. She found him instead.
Alise escaped the glitz of Los Angeles for the serene Welsh mountains, hoping to leave her tangled past behind. Once a celebrated writer, she’s ready for a quieter life, until an accident on the rugged trails changes everything.
Rescued by a mysterious stranger, Alise is drawn to him in ways she can’t explain. A simple thank-you leads to an electrifying connection, igniting passions she never expected. But as desire and doubt collide, Alise must confront her deepest fears and decide if this is the love she’s been searching for, or just another detour on her journey to heal and rediscover herself.
Lush, sensual, and deeply emotional, Riley Monroe’s Guardian Angel is a story of longing, self-discovery, and the unexpected ways love finds us
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Author Bio:
Riley Monroe is a self-published author of erotic fiction, known for crafting compelling stories with rich character development and long, immersive story arcs. Her work allows readers to truly connect with her characters as they evolve, grow, and navigate complex relationships.
Her debut series, The Alise Taylor Stories, introduces readers to Alise Taylor, a successful author turned film producer, who retreats to the tranquil Welsh mountains to rediscover herself and focus on her next novel. In Guardian Angel, the first installment, Alise’s quiet escape takes an unexpected turn when a scenic run leads to trouble and an encounter with a mysterious rescuer. But can she trust this stranger, and is he truly her “guardian angel”?
Riley’s second series features Priya Lawson, a bored, middle-aged housewife who is looking for new experiences in her life, to recover her sense of purpose. The first book, The Gym, follows Priya as she embarks on a new fitness regime, trying to finally lose some weight and get ready for summer. When she meets Nathan, her personal trainer, at first she’s just embarassed, but this soon turns to mutual attraction and the first in a long line of spicy new experiences for Priya.
Throughout her work, Riley explores relationships, both romantic and otherwise, as well as the struggle of feeling like an outsider, whether that is due to age, mental state, or identity. Central to Riley’s storytelling is the theme of belonging: the fight to define oneself and find acceptance, particularly in matters of intimacy and love.
Praised for balancing sensuality with emotional depth, Riley’s work goes beyond mere titillation to examine rejection, inclusion, and the complexities of human connection.
Riley writes from her home in the UK, where her cat offers occasional, albeit unhelpful, “assistance.”
