In the late eighteenth century, plantation owner Damien du Bourg struck an unholy bargain with a fallen angel: an eternity of inspiring lust in others for the gift of immortality. But when Marley Turner stumbles upon Damien's plantation searching for her missing sister, for the first time in two hundred years it's Damien who can't resist the lure of a woman. But his past sins aren't so easily forgotten-or forgiven.

A book loan going to JennyC1230! I hope you enjoy it and no rush in sending it back just whenever you get to it!

Thank you so much for loaning me this book! Did you want to read the next book in this series? i have Fallen by Erin McCarthy. I can send it to you with this one after reading them. I don't want it back. Just let me know.

My Review: This was a great story. Almost as good as the vampire series from JR Ward. There are so many layers to the characters and history that you find out through some old letters. I really enjoyed finding out more about Damien du Bourg and Marley Turner. They are truly opposites who are attracted to each other.

This one is going back to Tribefan so she can read it. Thanks for loaning it to me. :-)

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Thank you Tribefan for loaning me this book to read.

Returning home...

Released at the Akron Reading Festival on Feb. 3rd at the Downtown Akron Public Library by the Rubber City Book Posse!

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