From New York Times bestselling author, Rebecca Zanetti, comes a new Dark Protectors—Reese Family Novella.
Now that her mask has finally slipped…
Ginny O’Toole has spent a lifetime repaying her family’s debt, and she’s finally at the end of her servitude with one last job. Of course, it couldn’t be easy. After stealing the computer files that will free her once and for all, she finds herself on the run from a pissed off vampire who has never fallen for her helpless act. A deadly predator too sexy for his own good. If he doesn’t knock it off, he’s going to see just how powerful she can really be.
He won’t be satisfied until she’s completely bare.
Theo Reese had been more than irritated at the beautiful yet helpless witch he’d known a century ago, thinking she was just useless fluff who enjoyed messing with men’s heads. The second he discovers she’s a ruthless thief determined to bring down his family, his blood burns and his interest peaks, sending his true nature into hunting mode. When he finds her, and he will, she’ll understand the real meaning of helpless.
I absolutely love it when I find a paranormal series that I
not only love but one that I have enjoyed all the books in the series and this
happened once again with Tangled. It is a novella in the Dark Protectors series but don’t let that novella description throw
you, this one is not lacking at all!
There is no denying the chemistry between Ginny and
Theo. Have you ever read or even
witnessed sexual tension between two people so thick that it almost makes you
want to throw them in a room, lock the door and tell them to get it over with
already? Well that is how I felt about
Tangled. You will easily be sucked into
this one, the suspense, the tension and the characters will have you addicted
and not want to put it down for any reason.
Tangled is a book
I highly recommend and is making me want to set aside a block of time to read
the series from the start all over again!
“I’m sick.” She looked down at her ankle. “The planekite has
infected me. There’s no going back.” She shrugged, her jaw firming with the
stubborn tilt he somehow knew well. “This is my last chance to save my father,
and I’m taking it. You have to step down.”
“I think you’re right about the planekite poisoning,” Theo
said, gesturing toward the laptop he’d pushed to the side. “The queen sent me
all the research data she has on the mineral, and long-term exposure seems to
be fatal. It also explains why you can’t create fire or even heal the bruise on
your face.” Every time he looked at the dark mark, he got pissed off.
She cut him a look. “Don’t sugarcoat it.”
“Not going to.” He leaned back and clasped his hands behind
his neck, stretching his torso. “I said no lying between us, remember?”
She shoved curls out of her face. “You surely did. So yes.
I’m dying. Yay for the truth.”
Wasn’t she cute when she was dramatic? If he told her that,
she’d no doubt punch him in the face. So he went for more truth. “So we need to
get mated, then.”
She reared up to argue more, stopping suddenly. Her pink
lips opened in an O. She closed them,
her mouth moved again, and nothing came out.
He bit back a grin. So much for the woman leaping into his
arms with gratitude. “Gin?”
Her lids half-lowered, and she pressed her hands against her
hips. “You are not funny.”
“I am not kidding.” He wanted her more than he’d ever wanted
another woman in his long life. He liked her. Hell. He wanted to be with her.
It made sense on so many levels. A voice in the back of his head laughed
wildly, and he banished it.
She shook her head in an odd convulsion of denial. “You’ve
lost your damn mind, then.”
“Probably,” he agreed.
She swung her arms out. “We can’t get mated. That’s crazy.
We can barely get along.”
“We get along just fine,” he countered. “At least we will
after you give me back the information that could destroy my entire family.”
“I’m a thief,” she snapped, very nice color filling her
face.
He nodded. “I’d very much like for you to find another
profession after we mate. Definitely after we procreate.” There were plenty of
legal ways to help other people.
“Procreate?” she asked, her voice trembling. “Theo, you’re
an old-fashioned guy.”

Thank you so much! ~Jessica, InkSlinger PR
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