Shayla Black
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Shelley Bradley aka Shayla Black, is the New York Times bestselling author of over 30 sizzling contemporary, erotic, paranormal, and historical romances for multiple print and electronic publishers. She has won or placed in over a dozen writing contests, including Passionate Ink's Passionate Plume, Colorado Romance Writers Award of Excellence, and the National Reader's Choice Awards. Romantic Times has awarded her Top Picks, a KISS Hero Award and a nomination for Best Erotic Romance.
She lives in Texas with her husband and daughter, juggling the many roles in her life: writer, mother, wife and all around laundress. She refuses to pick up an iron. Shelley also squeezes in time for fun activities like reading, obsessively studying all things Harry Potter, watching (again) every episode of Trading Spaces, doing step aerobics and weightlifting, and listening to an eclectic blend of music. A writing risk-taker, she enjoys tackling writing challenges with every book.
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Romance Fiction Erotica Contemporary Literature Contemporary Romance
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Shayla Black is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, recognized for her prolific work in contemporary and erotic romance. She is particularly known for her "Wicked Lovers" series.
Shayla Black also writes under the pen name Shelley Bradley, which she uses for some of her romance novels. She has also co-authored books with other romance writers.
New readers often begin with the "Wicked Lovers" series, as it is one of her most popular and extensive contemporary erotic romance series. Another good starting point is the "Doms of the FBI" series for those interested in a more suspenseful erotic romance.
The "Wicked Lovers" series is best read in publication order to follow the overarching character development and interconnected stories. While some books feature new couples, previous characters often reappear, making a sequential read more rewarding.