cover art by Reneé George
ISBN (13): 978-1-60521-193-0
Genre(s): Paranormal, Hot Flashes
Theme(s): Ménage, Shapeshifters
Series: Snowfire Multi-Author Series
Length: Hot Flash
ISBN (13): 978-1-60521-193-0
Genre(s): Paranormal, Hot Flashes
Theme(s): Ménage, Shapeshifters
Series: Snowfire Multi-Author Series
Length: Hot Flash
Blurb:
While Sheridin Jacoby is bird-sitting three snowy owls, the mysterious predators shift into hunky men. Sheridin is shocked, terrified… and aroused. Starving to breed, Mast, Maze, and Mason seduce her with savage pleasures, binding her to them as their one true mate. Forever.
Excerpt:
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When she entered the living room she saw the tall cage in front of the sliding glass doors. The snow shrouded lake loomed large below, creating a breathtaking winter view.
Inside the cage, on a long branch, sat three snowy owls, side by side. She hadn’t expected them to be so large. Or so impressive. Their mostly white feathers looked soft and fluffy, a stark contrast to their dangerous-looking claws.
She shrugged off her coat and laid it across a chair, then neared the cage. An envelope hung next to the cage door. Her name was scrawled on the outside. “I guess this is for me.”
She opened the envelope, figuring additional instructions were inside. She didn’t know anything about birds, but as long as she kept them fed, they should be fine.
Josh had told her they were part of a special breeding experiment. She didn’t know a lot about what he did, other than his rescue team was funded by some top secret government agency. He always skirted her questions for more details.
She slid out the paper inside. “Let’s see. Oh. Names. How cute. The one with the scar above the right eye is Mason. The one with a mixture of white and darker feathers is Maze. And the one with --” She barked out a laugh. “The one with the big cock is Mast.” She peeked underneath him but couldn’t see anything resembling a cock. Josh was playing with her. “Mason, Maze, Mast. Alliteration lives.”
A breeding experiment? With three males? She stared at the owls and they stared back. Their black eyes unnerved her somehow. Silly. They’re just birds.
Their water dishes looked full. The paper instructed her where to find their specialized food. “Sounds easy enough.”
She carried her bag into the bathroom to set out some toiletries. As she unzipped the suitcase, a clanging drew her attention. She heard flapping and a strange trill. What were they doing? She’d better check to make sure the owls were all right.
When she stepped from the bathroom, her heart leapt and she froze. On the far side of the bed stood a large man, well over six feet. His black hair hung to his shoulders and his black eyes bored into her. He was completely naked and not an inch of him was without muscle. His cock drew her eyes, which was as massive as the rest of him, even though it hung flaccid.
She couldn’t think. Her heart and mind raced too fast. She should be screaming. But one thing stopped her -- the large, white wings that spread out from his back. Fear and disbelief, but also curiosity, gripped her.
Still… figuring it best to flee now and question her sanity later, she managed to engage her feet. She eased to the side, toward her only escape route, but stopped flat.
Two men stood in the doorway, blocking her exit. One with oddly-colored black and white hair that disappeared down his back, the other with a scar over his right eye. Both also naked. All three men looked at her with interest, but said nothing.
Then it hit her. Josh’s note. The one with the scar over his right eye. Mason. The one with black and white feathers. Maze. The one with the huge cock. Mast. Her gaze shot back to the man beside the bed. Impossible.
wow, that is definitly a book that I will be checking out.
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