The Barnes & Noble Review
Harmony Lancaster, code-named Death, is the perfect assassin and the main character in Lora Leigh's sizzling new erotic paranormal. A Breed (part human, part animal), Harmony has come back to the U.S. to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a wealthy industrialist, and now she's supposed to toe the good-girl line for six months. Except for two things. First: Her brother, Jonas, head of the Bureau of Breed Affairs, has men tracking her. Second: Her hot one-night stand with the local sheriff, Lance, promises to last much longer. As it turns out, the sexual encounter triggers a fierce state of sexual arousal, one that can only be sated by more sex. This turns the fiercely independent Harmony into a vulnerable, needy woman -- bad timing, since her brother thinks she killed their mother, dead bodies keep on turning up with Harmony as the suspected murderer, and there's another big secret she's keeping from her brother. As in her previous book, Megan's Mark, Leigh delivers nonstop action, nearly nonstop sex, and an alpha heroine to beat all. Megan herself makes a few welcome appearances throughout the book. Ginger Curwen
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