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Now In: Charlotte Boyett-Compo → Viraiden & Bronwyn
Categories: Paranormal Romance
Series:
None
Book Length: Plus Novel Book Type: eBook Publisher: Cerridwen Press
ISBN: 9781419903274
Price:
$6.99
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By:
Charlotte Boyett-Compo
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Second in a two-book saga.
Bronwyn McGregor has known the depths of heartache. Having lost the man she'd loved since childhood and the child their great love created, she has thrown herself into her work as a psychologist, determined to help those who cannot help themselves. The last thing on her mind is finding romance among the criminally insane at Baybridge Sanitarium.
From a seething cauldron of evil, Viraidan Cree was created in the frigid winds of space. Dredged up from a bog in the wilds of Ireland where he has spent centuries of unlife, he is a Reaper, a warrior among warriors, a being so lethal, so dangerous he cannot be controlled. Yet lurking within the reborn warrior is the spirit of a dead man whose love has survived against all odds. Given the job to secure the safety of those who work at Baybridge, Cree takes one look at Bronwyn and vows to make her his own.
But the NightWind Danyon Hart is listening to the Reaper's deep desires. He too has his sights set on Bronwyn and will allow no one to get in his way…especially not a Reaper!
Note: We recommend reading BlackWind: Sean and Bronwyn before reading BlackWind: Viraiden and Bronwyn.
This story is not for the faint of heart.
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Forbidden Fantasies
Now available from Amazon.com!
Eight taboo tales from the hottest stars of erotic romance in one electrifying hardcover book! Published by Pocket Books
Featuring: Jaid Black, Jory Strong, Ann Jacobs, Sahara Kelly, Jaci Burton, Sherri L. King, Lorie O'Clare and Cheyenne McCray
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