Wolf Magic
Avador Book 5
by Shirley Martin
from Books We Love Ltd
http://amzn.com/B00DPPTLM0
This
scene takes place after the heroine has been jailed for stealing.
He reached her cell and... Annwn?
Shock rendered him speechless, his throat dry. His heart pounded wildly.
Sitting on the floor, she held her shift in clawed hands, her arms and legs covered with fur. Her face red with shame, she turned away from him. He heard her sobs, saw her trembling.
This is Annwn?
He clenched his hands, fighting for control. Helpless to do anything, he could only stare. He discarded his shock; his heart turned over with love and pity for her.
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Destined to live in darkness, Galan must defeat the evil Moloch to win the love of the mortal woman, Stephanie. Find the book at: http://amzn.com/B006WSJZLO
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm12rlz-hbI_ Would love to have you join my readers' group at shirleysfantasies-subscribe@yahoogroups.com ReviewsONE MORE TOMORROW is a wonderful vampire romance. S.A. Martin has done a truly outstanding job of showing the tormented life of a vampire through her character of Galan. I also love the abilities she has bestowed on her vampires, they can enter any door without being invited, they can transport themselves anywhere, to any time period in which they lived and they have amazing strength. The characters are realistically portrayed, the story line is enthralling and the love between the two characters gives us all hope of a soul mate. I highly recommend ONE MORE TOMORROW to all lovers of romance. C.Gruver Vampire romance fans will not want to miss the delightful ONE MORE TOMORROW, a fine tale starring two star-crossed lovers and the evil that shadows their every step. Galen is an admirable soul who drinks blood from only criminals while Stevie is a courageous person wondering if she truly loves the vampire. Although Moloch seems too intelligent and malevolent not to recognize the essential goodness of his apprentice (one can soundly counter argue that it goes against his blood to believe a vampire would love instead of hunt a human), readers will want more tales like this strong love story. Harriet Klausner Kathy Fischer-Brown will follow on March 7. She is an outstanding writer of historicals.
