Elle Beauregard

Elle Beauregard began writing fiction to escape short, dark, and wet Seattle days. She writes stories featuring found families, profound connections, intense romance, and badass women seizing their power. Most of her books have paranormal elements. Some of them include girls who kiss girls, and boys who kiss boys.

Elle lives in the Pacific Northwest where she shares a mid-century rambler with “The Hubby,” and “The Kiddos.” Her weaknesses include coffee, task management tools, and jewelry—though not always in that order.
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• Sleeping Kings (Dark Force – Book One) on May 13, 2011
  
  When displaced Nicola literally stumbles upon a regent from the 1200's in the mountains around the tiny French town where she lives, she unknowingly embarks upon an adventure of epic proportion and dire consequence. This story was fast-paced and snappy with plenty of action and turns to keep the reader guessing. The history introduced and explained within the story adds to the plot and characters without feeling laborious. The main character's voice is recognizable and witty--she has a certain sarcastic humor that is very in keeping with her age and the audience. In many ways, the flow and feeling of this story reminds me of the Maximum Ride series by James Patterson. Fans of Maximum Ride will enjoy the swiftness of this story arc. My only complaint, in fact, was that the fast pace left little time for deep character development. However, I have a feeling that, like in the Maximum Ride books, more character development is to come through subsequent installments in the Dark Force Series.