Synopsis
From the darkest parts of the
underworld, to aliens hunting on Earth, to planets far away, each of these
capture-themed novellas by six bestselling authors takes you on a wild ride
that will heat up your fantasies and keep you up all night long…reading.
From Holly S. Roberts - Can Sergeant
Kelly Myers sacrifice her blood and body to a vampire to save her country or is
Talon worse than the evil trying to kill them all?
From Angela Castle - Can alien
King K’marr convince Ash they are Soul Bonds or will she let him succumb to the
abyss of madness?
From Cari Silverwood’s new
Preyfinder series - A Preyfinder is trained to withstand hardship and pain, and
Jadd would rather kneel before a firestorm than leave his captive, Brittany, to
be stalked and killed.
From Sorcha Black - Lying tangled in
her sheets each night, dreaming of sex, virginal Shiloh never means to tempt
the spying succubus.
From C.L. Scholey - Two hot aliens
take the form of friends and spirit Cali away aboard their alien vessel.
From Leia Shaw - After accidentally
turning off a device that could destroy earth, Maggie is abducted by a man with
an accent as sexy as his looks and taken to Scotland to fix the device.
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Excerpts
Crimson by Holly
Roberts
His whisper sent shivers across my
skin, “Past the alcohol, I smell your arousal. It’s calling my name, as does your
blood.”
His hand ran over my arm, fingers
trailing the sculpted outline of muscle. I couldn’t move. I didn’t want to
move. Every nerve I possessed craved his touch, vibrated with need and screamed
for more.
More him, more burn between my
thighs, just—more.
One hand remained in my hair; the
other tipped my chin up so I looked into his eyes. “I’m hungry but I don’t
think I can ignore the alcohol.” He sniffed me again. “I have one question. Are
you here willingly?”
“What?” I couldn’t have heard him
correctly. What the fuck did willing have to do with this?
“Are. You. Willing?” This time he
asked slowly.
I tried to shake my head but his
grasp was too firm. The haze that clouded my brain since entering the room dissipated
slightly. “What does willing have to do with anything?”
His eyes penetrated straight through
me. I could feel them dissecting my brain, seeking answers that I was unable to
give. “It has everything to do with everything.”
The sudden release of my hair and
chin had me stumbling back. Grabbing my arm to steady me, he looked down at my
shoes. Dropping to one knee, he slipped them from my feet and my hands landed
on his shoulders before I could stop myself. Once I stood barefoot, his face
traveled up my leg, scenting me again. My dress lifted slightly when he reached
the hem. His nose carried the material up just a bit until he stopped at the
juncture of my thighs. His hands went to my ass as he pulled me against his
face. I arched my back grinding myself even closer.
What the fuck was happening to me?
“Are you hungry?”
I looked down. His chocolate eyes
were gazing into mine. The slow curve of his lips gave him the most kissable
mouth I’d ever seen. He released my ass and stood in one fluid move. He
repeated the question and finally my brain decided it could function. I hadn’t
eaten since before my drunk-fest the night before. Maybe that’s what was wrong
with me.
Precious
Sacrifice by Cari Silverwood
He walked into view at the other end
of the row of parked cars, blocking out the taxi waiting for her with its
engine idling, and he turned and headed toward her. Long dark coat. Mean look
in his eyes...or where his eyes would be. His face was shrouded in darkness. He
just looked bad.
Brittany’s throat closed in.
Breathing, who needed it?
Big man, as in fucking huge, and
with a totally deliberate way of moving.
Every step was calculated. Like a
lone stranger walking into a lowlife Wild West town, about to rescue the folks
from the two-gun killer kid. She could hear the theme song from The Good, the
Bad, and the Ugly playing.
All he was missing was a Stetson and
a pair of six guns.
Headlights from a passing car
flickered over him. His face...oh god. He definitely needed a hat to pull over
that. Were those parallel scars running across his cheeks? Or tattoos made up
to look like American Indian war paint? Whatever. They were red and scary. Only
he surpassed scary by a mile. She took a half-step back, surprised the man
wasn’t snorting steam out his nostrils.
But he smelled good. From yards
away. Was that even possible? Mm-Mmm.
It took all her determination not to
squeal, run down the aisle between the parked cars, and jump his bones then and
there. Loose stones on the concrete cracked under his boots. A breeze blew the
front of his coat wide. She caught a glimpse of a wide, well-built torso that
stretched his pants and shirt with a real man’s body.
Grand prize - One book from
each author.
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