Alexandra Ivy

Alexandra Ivy is an American author recognized for her successful paranormal romance novels, particularly the New York Times Best Selling "Guardians of Eternity" series. Her writing has received acclaim within the romance genre, with "When Darkness Comes" and "Embrace the Darkness" earning "Top Pick" nominations from Romantic Times magazine.

In addition to her paranormal work, Ivy also writes historical romance novels set in the Regency era. She publishes these under the names Deborah Raleigh and Debbie Raleigh. Some of her earlier historical vampire romances, originally published under the Deborah Raleigh name, were later re-released under the Alexandra Ivy name as the "Immortal Rogues" trilogy.

Ivy's bibliography includes several series such as "Guardians of Eternity," "Dragons of Eternity," "Sentinels," "Rapture," and "Hellion's Den." She has also collaborated with Laura Wright on the "Bayou Heat" series. Her work as Deborah Raleigh encompasses series like "A Rose for Three Rakes" and "Vicar Humbley," as well as numerous standalone novels and short stories.

Alexandra Ivy has achieved significant recognition for her "Guardians of Eternity" series, a paranormal romance saga that has appeared on The New York Times Best Seller list. This series, which began in 2007 with "When Darkness Comes," explores themes common in the paranormal romance subgenre, often involving supernatural beings and romantic entanglements. The success of "Guardians of Eternity" led to the creation of related series like "Dragons of Eternity." Ivy's contributions to the genre have been acknowledged with "Top Pick" nominations from Romantic Times magazine, highlighting specific titles such as "When Darkness Comes" and "Embrace the Darkness."

Under the pseudonyms Deborah Raleigh and Debbie Raleigh, Alexandra Ivy has also established a career in historical romance. Her work in this genre includes series such as "A Rose for Three Rakes" and "Vicar Humbley," alongside a collection of single novels and short stories. Notably, her "Immortal Rogues" trilogy, which features vampire-themed historical romances, was originally published under the Deborah Raleigh name in 2003 before being reissued as Alexandra Ivy in 2012. This dual career allows her to explore different facets of romance writing, appealing to distinct reader bases within the genre.

Alexandra Ivy has participated in collaborative projects and contributed short stories to various anthologies. She co-authored the "Bayou Heat" series with Laura Wright, where each author contributed individual books. Her short stories, often set within the "Guardians of Eternity" or "Sentinels" series, have appeared in themed collections such as "Yours for Eternity," "Supernatural," and "The Real Werewives of Vampire County." These contributions demonstrate her engagement with the broader romance writing community and her ability to weave shorter narratives within established series frameworks.