paranormal

The title of tortured lover tells the whole story.

From the back cover:

Ian Maclean's arrogance hides a terrible secret—for decades he was held prisoner by demons. Not a day goes by that he isn't tormented by his darkest fears of powerlessness. Now he is about to sell to the highest bidder a page he's stolen from the Book of Power—if one woman doesn't stop him.

Sullivan Quinn did not travel to New York from Ireland to find his mate, but thoughts of business flee from his mind when he catches Cassidy Poe's scent. He is determined to claim her as his mate, but he must not neglect the reason that he traveled to the United States.

Really good continuation. Can't wait to read the final installment.

5 stars ~ This book has, to my embarrassment, been sitting in my TBR for a couple, or perhaps even more, months. And now I'm kicking myself because this story is out-and-out fabulous and a book that I would have already re-read.

Three's a charm, and the third Cartwright sister, Destiny, is certainly not lacking. However, she is troubled by her attraction to paranormal debunder Morgan Jarvis. Destiny opts out of a week in his company (in Scotland with her family and his friends), hoping that a meditative stay alone at her sister's lighthouse will shed some light on her contrary feellings and her psychic gifts.

Beautiful bad girl Storm Cartwright can be charming when she wants to be. So when she hears the sound of a baby crying every time she's near Aiden McCloud, she turns on the charm. Because she's sure the weeping means a child is in need - and that the handsome antiques restorer is the key to finding the helpless child.

Three months ago, amber tuner and independent prospector Lyra Dore made the find of the decade in an underground rain forest: amethyst ruins. But the the very man she was dating stole her claim and her heart. At least she has her artistically talented dust bunny, Vincent, to comfort her.

Loved it. Ms. Krentz (Castle) always captures the world and the characters with depth and feeling that never leaves me wanting anything more than another book set in Harmony. Especially loved Lyra's true feelings expressed near the finale.