Bound by the gods. Champions against evil. The Dark Warriors have taken their battle from ancient Scotland to the modern world—where a woman’s love is the greatest danger of all…
ENSLAVED BY DESIRE
Laura Black knows her boss is a man of many secrets—haunted by some unknowable force, driven by some unspeakable destiny—and yet it makes her crave the devilishly handsome, roguishly charming Charon all the more. When she uncovers a betrayal that will send her into a world of magic, she turns to the only one she trusts: Charon. Even when she’s in jeopardy of losing her heart…
UNLEASHED IN FURY
Charon Bruce endures a relentless yearning to have Laura for his own, an ache he knows will never be fulfilled. After the town he has protected for centuries is targeted by a ruthless Druid, he has no choice but to reveal his secret to Laura. He must fight the deadliest foe he’s ever known if he’s to keep her safe. But when Laura is captured by his nemesis, he must choose between winning the battle of good versus evil—or losing the woman he loves.
Series: Dark Warriors #6
Release Date: 07/02/2013
Publisher: St. Martin’s Press
Source: Publisher
Reviewer: Marie
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I just LOVE how the author takes the ancient world of Scotland and co-mingles it with the modern world. It is a perfect cocktail for a great story. Especially when creatively written characters are added in to the mix. In this instance, those characters are Charon and Laura. Charon is a loner – someone who prefers no attachments and basking in his loneliness. He’s been charged with protecting a village, but when it’s threatened by a Druid, Laura confides in Charon and he must choose between winning his charged battle and saving the woman who holds his heart.
The romance between Charon and Laura is classic. A hero sworn to protect at all costs is faced with the ultimate tough choice – keep his sworn promise or sacrifice everything for true love. It’s sexy, romantic and exciting – just what you would expect in a Warrior themed story. It’s written well, is very creative and definitely a book worth reading.
