"This is a new to me author and I was not disappointed. I loved the whole ghost lover theme. Bastion and Marcus were unbelievably hot together. Bastion, Marcus and Rene were even hotter as a ménage. I am so glad that May accepted what was going on and didn’t rush her best friend off to the physic ward. I really enjoyed whatching these three learn to communicate and deal with day to day issues. The ending was what I had hoped for and knowing that they have the rest of eternity together makes me smile."

- Diane Dannenfeldt

"The synopsis of this novel is what truley grabbed my attention and made me want to read into this. One of the strongest things about this novel are the relationships between Renè and May and Renè, Bastion, and Marcus. Within almost every other chapter if not everyone there are some intense sex scenes that will satisfy many readers. The only downfall I had with this novel was that the ending was very predictable in my opinion, but altogether this was a great fast read."

- Rece Johnson

"A sweet novel about a polyamorous queer relationship that deals with issues around death, addiction and trauma. The main characters are relatable and create their own story rather than waiting for any antagonist to do it for them, and it is a sweet and painful melancholic mix as we watch their relationship grow beyond the boundaries of death. It represents the struggle that a lot of LGBT+ people face regarding being seen and safe in their relationships, and it does so without being overly serious and full-of itself. The dialogue is snappy, the descriptions and character development are in-depth, and the narration had me clutching my chest in pain and laughter at various points in the novel."

- E.T. Quinn

"René is thrilled to discover his new home is inhabited by ghosts, he has always been into horror stories and makes it his priority to try to communicate with them. He finds himself embarrassed by his reaction to their caresses until he realises that they are deliberately trying to tempt him. I really loved this book and the quirkiness of the story and characters would love a story about René’s best friend, May."

- Jenny Indigo

"I don't want to give too much away, but I can safely say that this story celebrates so many different types of love: romantic, platonic, sensual, philanthropic. There are two primary romantic relationships, and one of the protagonists is ace. However, there are many deliciously sensual and sexual scenes, and the way Alel describes them is unique and interesting, adding another dimension of sensation! The world-building, the characterization, and the relationships are all really fun, I definitely recommend giving this a read!"

- G. Vazquez

"The thing I loved most about Saved by Grace was the diversity of its characters. It was great to see representation from a broad spectrum of the LGBT community, and the book, as a whole, considered how easy it is to pigeon-hole things and set up 'rules', but how sometimes those expectations need to be re-examined and the rules broken in order for people to live their lives to the fullest and find happiness, in themselves and with others. I adored both the pairings in this tale, but particularly Alel and Jackson. I thought their relationship developed at a realistic pace, and they both grew as characters throughout the course of the story. There are plenty of sex scenes in this book, but all contributed to the plot, and the pacing didn't feel stunted because of them. Overall, this was an entertaining and thoughtful read."

- Nicki Markus

"Definitely my favourite of Bethel's works. The novel follows four characters and deals with asexuality as a healthy relationship factor rather than illogical through clever metaphors of relating love and sex to food eaten by a lust demon. It deals with the idea of forbidden relationships, sexual and romantic alike, and the struggles of 'good' versus 'evil' when the world is a very grey place. It also cleverly addresses non-binary and transgender identity through one character in particular. The dialogue is realistic and sweet, the descriptions are exceptional and rich, and the world-building is an interesting look into religion and myth that humans have created through time. I would absolutely recommend this novel to anyone."

- E.T. Quinn

"An incubus looking for more in life getting set up with a guy who doesn't want sex? A really adorable concept, pulled together with a cast of really likable characters. If you're looking for all the feel-good emotional stuff that sometimes gets left out in dirty novels, you're in exactly the right place. The amount of communication and acceptance going on in both of the couples in this book made it really sweet. There's some really fun/stressful drama and action thrown in, to boot. Might be a bit too sappy for some erotica readers and too erotic for people who aren't interested in that kind of stuff, but if you're a regular reader of the genre and know you like the romance end of it as much as the sex, this is a great pick!"

- Abbey (No Last Name Given)

PUBLISHED WORKS

Saved By Grace

Alel is a demon, and he is good at lying. The image he wears is a lie—no one can see his wings or barbed tail, nor can they see the horns peeking from a shag of hair salted with strands of white and pale gray. Half-starved, Alel is short and gangly and has lavender freckles dusted across his nose and cheeks. Lust created him along with all other incubi and succubae for one reason—to encourage humans to sin while feeding off of their sexual energy. Anything more than carnal acts is forbidden, but Alel yearns to be kissed, to bury his face in the crook of a lover’s neck and hold them until dawn.

Cold Like Snow

When René moves into his new home, he didn’t expect his house to come with roommates. Two handsome roommates. Too bad they’re ghosts, but the fact that they were dead never stopped them from running thier fingers through René’s hair. It doesn’t take long before things escalate and René finds himself with two ghost lovers that treat him better than any living partner ever had.

Only Love is Deathless

Sreka's younger brother, Dobrina, is in love. The only problem is that the law forbids him from courting until Sreka is married. Sreka hires the local adventurer, Košmar, to marry him so Dobrina can wed his love.

Even if he has to sleep on the couch, instead of with the crown prince on their farce wedding bed, Košmar will get to live like a king for a year. And once Dobrina is married, Sreka will quietly divorce him and send him on his way with gold for his services.

Nothing says destined romance like a battle with a dragon, so Sreka and Košmar stage their first public encounter to fool the royal court. However, as fate would have it, the dragon, that was meant to be as fake as their love, is real.

PLAGUE AND ASH

Sarah only went to Oreburn University of Incantations so her parents would stop asking her when she’d settle down. However, after a strange plague decimates her hometown, Sarah finds herself fleeing with the undead chasing her.

As she escapes, she meets Brighid, a half orc noble, and together, they must reach Oreburn before the undead can overrun the city. Sarah discovers a decay sorcerer created the original curse, and only a wizard powerful enough to destroy him can end the plague.

But now they have to find that wizard.