Thursday, June 03, 2010

Claimed by Lizzie Lynn Lee

Claimed by Lizzie Lynn Lee

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Claimed

by Lizzie Lynn Lee
cover art by Lizzie Lynn Lee
ISBN: 978-1-60521-424-5
Genre(s): Paranormal, Humor & Satire
Theme(s): Interracial, Ménage, BBW, Dark Desire
Length: Novella

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Blurb:

After a nasty divorce, Emmaline St. James is ready to start a new chapter in her life. She moves into a new building and would be quite happy with her new digs if it weren't for her neighbors either side of her apartment.
One is Lucian Lucca, a tall, dark and brooding hunk, but when he smiles, he looks so devilishly wicked Emma would swear he sprouts demon wings. The other is Brennan Adair, also tall, mysterious but otherworldly handsome, and he makes her hot and horny each time he ogles her. Emma's new life would be perfect if it weren't for the fact that Lucian and Brennan are constantly bickering. So she invites them over to discuss their differences
Inviting a Demon of Lust over might not be a good idea when someone is lonely and emotionally vulnerable. And inviting a Fallen Angel is a recipe for disaster. Especially when the source of their bickering is Emma. Both Lucian and Brennan want her. Bad.
Excerpt:
After a nasty divorce, Emmaline St. James is ready to start a new chapter in her life. She moves into a new building and would be quite happy with her new digs -- if it weren't for her neighbors.
 
One is Lucian Lucca, a tall, dark, brooding hunk.  When he smiles, he looks so devilishly wicked that Emma could swear he sprouts demon wings.  The other is Brennan Adair, also tall and mysterious, but otherworldly handsome.  He makes her horny every time he ogles her. Emma's new life would be perfect if it wasn't for the fact that Lucian and Brennan are constantly bickering. So she invites them over to discuss their differences.

Inviting a demon of lust over might not be a good idea when someone's lonely and emotionally vulnerable. And inviting a fallen angel is a recipe for disaster -- especially when the source of their bickering is Emma. Both Lucian and Brennan want her. Bad. But why should she have to choose?
 
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Excerpt (PG13)
 
Chapter One
 
Emmaline St. James realized her dinner guests weren't human when the big bowl of spaghetti and meatballs flew from the table and crashed upward to the ceiling. She was pretty darn sure about it. How else could someone levitate an inanimate object with a flick of a finger unless he wasn't human? And besides, Lucian Lucca, Mr. Hot Guy and her next-door neighbor, wasn't like any man she'd ever met.
He fit the description of that tall, dark and handsome stranger cliché, and more. At almost seven feet tall with a body like a Greek god, and black, shoulder-length hair, Lucian looked like someone from the cover of a fitness magazine. He brooded a lot. But when he smiled, Lucian made her breathless. And horny. So horny that she couldn't resist masturbating every time she fantasized about him. No man she'd ever met had been able to make her blood boil like that. It was unnatural.
Brennan Adair was another story. He was her other next-door neighbor and Mr. Handsome. His beauty was so otherworldly, Emma was sure he could turn a straight man gay. She noticed how everybody gaped whenever he strolled by. Women went nuts about him. Almost every day, Emma saw someone lurking by his front door to slip a note for him or to leave him goodies. Brennan ignored all his admirers, but not her. He continually ogled her with a look that could melt arctic ice. He made her burn. Hot and horny as hell.
Having two hot hunks as her next-door neighbors wasn't something Emma would usually complain about. And since she moved into the Sunshine Tower eight weeks ago, Lucian and Brennan had always been nice to her. Too nice, in fact. It was just that they seemed to have a bone to pick with each other. They bickered. They were always at each other's throats and Emma worried she would go home one day and find a gruesome murder scene. That was why she'd decided to invite them over for dinner to discuss their problems. A good neighbor should do that, right? Well, her plan had backfired and Emma was now convinced the dinner party was a bad idea after all.
They'd started out nice and civil. They drank wine and enjoyed her cooking until Lucian and Brennan started to bicker again. It ended up with Lucian bolting from his seat and the bowl of her prized spaghetti and meatballs flying to the ceiling. It stayed there for a few seconds before coming crashing down to the table. Tomato sauce splattered everywhere. A big juicy meatball landed on her cleavage. Emma was so stunned, she couldn't find anything to say for a long moment.
"Holy shit." Emma finally found her voice, but she still couldn't believe what she had seen. "How did you do that?"
Brennan cut his gaze to her. "Look what you did, idiot. You made her dress dirty." He took a napkin to clean the sauce and the meatball from her.
"Don't touch her, you pervert. She's mine," Lucian barked.
I'm what? Emma was startled. Did he just say I was his?
Brennan ignored Lucian's threat and plucked the meatball from her chest. What he did caused Lucian to spew some very offensive curses. All of a sudden, the dessert plate with the neatly arranged tiramisu squares zoomed in Brennan's direction. Brennan waved his hand and everything on the table flew to the four winds. In a blink, her dining room was a mess, as if a tornado had paid a surprise visit.
Emma jumped from her chair and shrank to the wall when Brennan wanted to clean the sauce on her sleeve. "W-what are you?"

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