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THE DARK ONE by RONDA THOMPSON
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A curse born in darkness must be broken in moonlight...
Summary**2005 PEARL NOMINEE - BEST SHAPESHIFTER ROMANCE** A PASSION IGNITED Rosalind Rutherford knows full well the scandal she courts
when she attempts to seduce the notorious Armond Wulf—in
fact, she's counting on it as a means to escape her
sadistic stepbrother's control. Unfortunately, Lord Wulf's better instincts prevail...although not before he gives Rosalind a tantalizing taste of what she's missing. And when the opportunity arises to rescue Armond from a grim fate while changing her own, Rosalind knows she must seize it... A CURSE UNLEASHED Armond can no more ignore the Rutherford woman than his
ancestor could resist the temptress who cursed the Wulf men
with a terrifying transformation that occurs at the
appearance of the full moon—and is set in motion by love.
Now, to save her reputation and his freedom, Armond must
marry Rosalind. But he vows that while they may share the
pleasures of the marriage bed, she will never have his
heart... A LOVE EVERLASTING Yet as strange and mysterious events bring them closer in
body and soul, Armond finds it increasingly difficult to
keep his feelings for his new wife locked away. Especially
when the reality of unquenchable desire—and certain danger—
burn stronger than ever by the light of a full moon...
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"Terrific paranormal Regency romantic suspense"
Reviewed by PNR Group Member
Posted February 18, 2006
In 1821 London, Rosalind Rutherford sees her life falling
apart due to the odious machinations of her cruel greedy
stepbrother Franklin Chapman. She knows if she remains
biddable he will peddle her to the highest bidder. She
decides that causing a scandal to make her inappropriate
marriage material is worth Read more...
"Wonderful story of the redeeming qualities of love!"
Reviewed by Chere Gruver
Posted February 18, 2006
Even though he hasn't felt a part of society since his
father's suicide, Lord Armond Wulfglen still craves to be
around the "teeming masses," which is exactly why he finds
himself at the dowager's ball this evening. The dowager was
a dear friend of Armond's mother Read more...
"Wonderful story of the redeeming qualities of love!"
Reviewed by Chere Gruver
Posted November 17, 2006
Even though he hasn't felt a part of society since his
father's suicide, Lord Armond Wulfglen still craves to be
around the "teeming masses," which is exactly why he finds
himself at the dowager's ball this evening. The dowager was
a dear friend of Armond's mother Read more...
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