Maybe it didn’t work out because your goals and
dreams were different. Or perhaps geographic differences, such as living in another
state, caused too much strain.
Or maybe your father just happened to kill his
entire family.
Such is the case for Phantom Wolf, my June 4
release from Harlequin Nocturne and the second book in my Navy SEALs miniseries.
Sam “Shay” Shaymore is a US Navy SEAL with a bit of a difference. He possesses
paranormal powers, including the ability to shapeshift into a wolf. But for all
his formidable powers, Shay is vulnerable when it comes to Kelly Denning, a
fellow Mage and his former love.
Shay is an Elemental Mage with far greater powers
than Kelly, a lowly Arcane Mage whose people serve mainly as domestics. Kelly
grew up on Shay’s estate and they became lovers. They’d created their own secret love nest to
shut away the world, until the day Kelly’s father is accused of setting the
fire that killed Shay’s entire family. After,
Shay and Kelly parted ways, thinking they would never see each other again.
But years later, Kelly needs Shay and his team of
SEALs to rescue a group of children missing in Honduras, children she’s been
accused of kidnapping. And when these
two former lovers meet, the passion once again sparks, until neither can
resist. Just a simple kiss ignites desire, as seen in this excerpt from Phantom
Wolf:
“His mouth, so firm and yet soft and warm, commanded
her with each lazy stroke of his tongue. The Mage knew how to kiss, knew how to
take her arousal and hike it up several notches. He kissed her into a drugged
oblivion, just like that first time, as if they had all the time in the world.
Everything ceased to fade except this man and his mouth working magick on hers.
He tasted like coffee and the promise of sex. He
kissed like a man who knew what he wanted and would not stop until he had it.
The kiss of a man who intended to tip her back on the bed, spread her legs and
love her until the soft rose of sunrise peeked through the windows.”
Although Phantom Wolf is an action-packed book about paranormal Navy
SEALs, it’s also about lost love and the obstacles faced by lovers from separate
worlds. Time and circumstance have separated the pair, and they must learn to
trust each other once more and work together to rescue the children, while
fighting feelings that never truly died.
Have you ever thought about a
relationship that ended badly and what it would happen if things had worked out
differently? What would you do if you
had to work with your old flame to solve a problem? Could you do it? What kind
of romance novels do you enjoy reading?
One lucky winner
who comments will receive an autographed print copy of The Covert Wolf, the
first book in my Navy SEALs miniseries from Harlequin.
Visit Bonnie Vanak’s website http://www.bonnievanak.com
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9 comments:
I like books about "Rekindling old flames". Just like what happened to Prince William and Duchess Kate. When they separated, it was also the time that Prince William couldn't live without her. It's very sweet and romantic. And I don't mind if I had to work with my ex. I think it's a good thing, because you know that person so much and you can trust him (maybe not that much) :D
I enjoy seeing how characters work through situations dealing with people from their past, but it isn't something I like to do in my life :) My reading taste is pretty much anything romance. I love of the sub-genres and that is what the bulk of my library consists of.
Ooooh... one of my fav themes! Congrats on the new release and thanks for the fun post!
I doubt very much if I could work with an old flame. We broke up for good reasons. I couldn't do it, but fun to read about.
Bonnie, had only 2 boyfriends in HS. One
drifted away, are still friends after 60
years. The other totally broke my heart,
saw this Marine once when he was home on
furlough. Not sure I could have a quiet
conversation with him today!
Pat C.
I've only had one boyfriend and I'm still married to him.
But if we ever break up, I can't imagine working with him. It would hurt too much and like Mary said: there would have been good reasons for the break up.
I've been married for almost 36 years so past boyfriends and second chances have not entered my mind. I was lucky they didn't work out. I could easily work with past boyfriends. Nothing ever got to engaged stage.
I love books with military heroes: Catherine, Mann, Merline Lovelace, Diane Palmer and Marlis Melton to name a few authors.
I enjoy contemps from Jill Shalvis, Rachel Gibson and Nora Roberts. I also love historicals: Karen Hawkins, Kat Martin, Lisa Kleypas, Vicky Dreiling....
The novel I enjoy reading is contract marriage, love with brother's friend but actually I enjoy reading all books as long as happy ending story :)
I love all kinds of novels... as long as they have a happy ending.
I read to escape reality and I don't care if the heroine and hero have to overcome a lot of troubles and bad situations, as long as it all works out in the end.
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