Description
Flora finds herself at the center of a turbulent world, where every glance and touch sends her heart racing. Maxwell, with his captivating gaze, holds an intensity that both intrigues and unnerves her. As their lives entwine, Flora grapples with the emotions that come with his unwavering attention.
Yet, beneath the surface of this budding connection lies a danger that Flora cannot ignore. Each encounter brings with it the shadows of her past, threatening to pull her back into a life she desperately wants to escape. With every heartbeat, she teeters on the edge of freedom and entrapment.
As Flora navigates the complexities of desire and fear, she must confront not only her own feelings but the truths that could either save or doom her. In a narrative rich with emotional depth and tension, she learns that sometimes, escape is just the beginning of a much bigger journey.
Yet, beneath the surface of this budding connection lies a danger that Flora cannot ignore. Each encounter brings with it the shadows of her past, threatening to pull her back into a life she desperately wants to escape. With every heartbeat, she teeters on the edge of freedom and entrapment.
As Flora navigates the complexities of desire and fear, she must confront not only her own feelings but the truths that could either save or doom her. In a narrative rich with emotional depth and tension, she learns that sometimes, escape is just the beginning of a much bigger journey.
Book Details
Format
Kindle
Pages
104 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 10, 2017
Publisher
Amazon Digital Services
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4.5starsThis was a quick but enjoyable read, it reminded me of the of bodice ripping romances I used to sneak off my mum. With the authors Scottish humour seeping into her innocent but determined character Flora and our Vampire with a conscience, who spots Flora riding on his land. And then finds her applying to be his Courtesan for his stay in Scotland. The story reminded of a few of my of my favourite films Highlander in some scenes I pictured Gothic mansions, wild moors and heather covered views and brooding skies. And Max reminded me of Carlisle Cullen with his reticence for hurting humans for food, I was quite sad when I got to the end. I could have easily read another books worth of the characters ad their journey to their HEA
January 10th 2017