Blurb
When paranormal operative Sebastian Tremayne heads to the Arctic Circle to keep an eye on red-hot physicist Michaela Giese, the polar ice cap isn’t the only thing in danger of melting. This beautiful brainy woman could spark a nuclear disaster he cannot stop—even with magic—and ignite a fiery passion he cannot resist…
Gena Showalter: “Temptation in Shadows”
Tall, lean, muscular—and definitely rough around the edges—Sean Walker is not your typical nightclub bodyguard. He’s a controller of shadows, able to wield darkness at will. But when a mysterious woman at the club turns out to have powers greater than his own, he has no choice but seduction…
Lorie O’Clare: “Hunting Temptation”
A manhunter by trade, Seth is on the trail of his most dangerous prey yet: a living, breathing, man-eating werewolf. But the last thing he expects to catch in his trap is a beautiful, beguiling woman—with some wild animal urges of her own…
Review
I’ve read by her. While a good story, I feel that the history/purpose of the
T-FLAC team wasn’t as detailed as it should’ve been for a newbie reader to pick
up the book. It’s evidently in the middle of a series and the books before it
should be read for a better understanding.
Micheala so much but the torture she suffered was hard to handle at times (I
normally don’t mind reading about a main character who was abused but I think I
just wasn’t in the mood for something depressing). I loved that wizards, magic
and psychic abilities played a big part in the book.
quickly but I understand their urgency so I’m able to overlook it. What I
didn’t like was the second time they slept together. Being stuck inside a tiny
sub tank, hidden in an ice cave with Russian and Chinese terrorists searching
for the sub, along with a nuclear bomb ready to denote in a few minutes a few
miles away is not a proper situation to get busy.
the writing flowed beautifully. I hope to read more books in the T-FLAC series
in the future.
why I picked up this anthology.
Gabrielle escape their kidnappers, then learn that Sean orchestrated the whole
thing. I didn’t like that chapters two, three and four were flashbacks to weeks
before to explain why Sean kidnapped Gabby. Luckily, chapter five picked up
where the first chapter left off.
gift is amazing but it’s horrible that she has it. Sean was abused, too, but
the non-government agency he works for has helped him overcome his pain and
trauma, which is what he wants to do for Gabby.
Gena starts one. I’d love to read more about the side characters, like Rowan
and Bentley, and Rose Briar sounds like a kick-ass paranormal agency.
for me to put down the book. Gena often writes in fragment sentences to better
show the emotion of a character and, while that used to really bother me, I’ve
gotten used to it because the plots of her stories are just so good.
werewolf story. I’m more a vampire type of gal, so I don’t read wolf stories
often, but I’m glad I picked this one up.
killing people. Seth is a bounty hunter and relies on Jeremy, a mysterious man
who baffles him, for help in some of his tougher cases. Sparks fly when Seth meets Jeremy’s younger
sister, Jenna, and then he’s drawn into the dangerous world of the werewolves.
werewolves’ eyes turned silver instead of the normal gold as I’ve read about
before and seen in movies.
acceptable. I don’t know why the author or editor didn’t catch words like
‘gave’ when it should be ‘give’ or a few words missing altogether in the
sentence. I continued to read it because I was totally engrossed in the
characters and I want to read more in Lorie’s werewolf series in the future.