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Unmasking
the Wolf
Christy
Gissendaner
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Taliesin Publishing
Number of pages: 130
Word Count: 43,898
Book Description
Gina Moretti is
determined to escape her rural home of Clinton, Indiana, a place where wolves
have met, married, and mated for generations. As the only daughter of the
alpha, she’s lived her entire life under her father’s rule. No way is she ready
to find a mate until she’s experienced more of the world. Against her family’s
wishes, she goes to Boston where her scientist cousin, Dominic, has offered to
give her a place to stay. She stumbles, quite literally, into her cousin’s
gorgeous boss.
Lucas Mason, a Southern
boy turned self-made millionaire, rose above his poverty stricken childhood and
now enjoys a life of luxury in Boston. To honor his murdered sister, he hires
her lab partner to continue their research. His employee, Dominic Moretti, is
on the brink of creating a method to combat the scent of a wolf when his
country cousin breezes in. Luke knows in an instant that Gina is his mate. The
only problem is…she doesn’t even realize he’s a wolf.
As Luke and Dominic get
closer to medical trials, an unknown enemy becomes determined to stop them…at
any cost. Can Luke discover his foe in time to protect his research…and his
mate? And what will happen when Gina finds out he’s not quite as human as he’s
led her to believe?
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“Ahhh,”
she cried out as she tumbled toward the floor. A pair of strong arms clamped
around her and jerked her back to her feet. Embarrassed beyond belief, her
cheeks flamed with the knowledge she’d just made a fool of herself. In front of
Dominic’s boss, no less. It didn’t take a brain scientist to realize the
handsome, make that extremely handsome, man before her was Luke
Mason.
He
was sex-on-a-platter hot. Chiseled cheekbones, firm jaw, unbelievably straight
nose, and a teensy weensy dimple in the center of his chin. This man was a
living, breathing Greek god.
“Are
you okay?” Piercing green eyes locked with hers as Luke’s grip on her arms
slowly loosened.
Gina
felt a jolt in the pit of her stomach. Despite Dominic’s warning to blend in,
she sniffed the air. She had to. Something about this man called to her animal
nature. But there was nothing. Not a trace of the wolf scent. Despite his
unbelievable height and incredible physique, only the scent of sandalwood and
spice came to her. Disappointment swamped her. He was human.
Luke
continued to watch her. Gina knew he waited for her to speak, but her tongue
refused to budge. She’d known he would be good-looking, but the newspaper
article hadn’t done him full justice. Instead of a suit, he wore casual jeans
and a dark blazer. He had the sort of hair that would curl in the rain. She
didn’t know how she knew it. She just did. The golden-brown waves were
delightfully rumpled in the middle of his head, as if he’d just risen from bed.
Gina
gave a tiny moan at the thought of him rising naked from the sheets. He would
be gloriously golden, with a tight belly and even tighter buttocks. Physical
need rocked her to the core. What was up with lusting after a human? Was it
merely the fact he was every woman’s wet dream, or something more?
His
sensual lips curved into a sexy smile as he scrubbed a hand over his belly.
“Hell of sharp elbow you have there.”
“Oh
God, I’m so sorry.” Gina wanted to sink through the floor. Why was she always
such a klutz?
“Don’t
worry about it.” He drawled in a soft, slow tone.
She’d
read he was originally from Jackson, Mississippi. The Southern accent was
unbelievably sexy, but not nearly as sexy as the man himself. His face was a
mixture of Hollywood leading man and mixed martial arts fighter. He was
gorgeous, yet hard. She could easily visualize him serenading a woman one
moment, and then fighting to protect her next.
About
the Author:
Christy lives in Alabama
with her husband and three sons. She’s always hard at work on her next novel,
but in her spare time she loves blackjack, karaoke, and anything resembling a
vacation!
To find out more, please
visit http://christygissendaner.webs.com
Thanks for having me, Parker!
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