Mallory had left him and taken his heart with her. He’d been out on the beach since his talk with Zaureth, unable to face the pitying looks he knew would be coming his way. He sat in the sand, resting his arms on his bent knees. How was he supposed ...
Ember dislodged a wrinkled and torn piece of paper from the copy machine and held it up for Linda’s inspection. The other woman groaned and accepted the ruined offering. “It was, but thankfully I saved it on my computer before printing. I’ll speak to Kalli about this and have it replaced as soon ...
For the third time, the editor of The Hedger picked up her cell and called Ember. Voice mail. Damn it. It felt like an eternity before the beep finally sounded. “Hey, Em, it’s me. I need to talk to you. It’s urgent. I’m on my way to your place now. If you get this message before I get there, call...
She’d never imagined in a million years that Henry, her own flesh and blood, would deceive her in such a way. “Abbie?” Hauke softly called through their open connection. “Do not cry, my mate. I die inside with every tear you shed.” “I’m sorry, Hauke...
Roman demanded as Lydia stepped in front of him. She flipped the lock with heat flushing her face. There was no way in hell she was going to draw attention to the fact that she was too short to see out of it. “You should be more careful.” He sounded...