Essential Magic
Liburu elektroniko honi buruz
A deadly object.
As a procurer of magical artifacts, Nash Thorne has his sights set on an exquisite ruby necklace believed to have been cursed by a Goddess. This particular piece of jewelry is rumored to bring disaster to its wearer and turn one’s heart to evil.
A dangerous task.
Nash’s assistant, Ryanne Caldwell, has certainly witnessed some shady business dealings. But when her boss confesses he’s from a powerful magical family and needs her help to pull off a jewel heist, she flatly refuses—until she discovers her sister is smack in the middle of two feuding factions.
A love worth sacrificing for.
Now, Nash and Ryanne must recover the hexed necklace and extract her sister from the clutches of the Thorne witches’ greatest enemy. However, once the dark magic of the Red Scorpion is unleashed, only an act of selfless love can save them.
* Recommended for 18 years or above due to adult language and content.
Balorazioak eta iritziak
Egileari buruz
Bestselling, multi-award-winning author of more than 28 books, T.M. Cromer is a writing fool. She loves to craft wildly entertaining stories designed to keep readers glued to their seats and turning pages to find out what the hell happens next.
T.M. writes contemporary romance with unforeseen plot twists and adventurous paranormal romance featuring witches, sirens, psychics, ghosts, and other things that go bump in the night. If she can dream it, she writes it. She specializes in kickass heroines and the men who adore them.
Her books have landed on the top retailers’ bestseller lists and are available worldwide. Her most popular series is currently being translated into German, with more languages to follow.
When T.M. isn’t writing, she can be found playing butler to her two hellhounds, Wee Wicked Willow and Georgie Girl, or exploring the wonders of her new home in the PNW with her husband. She’s obsessed with the antics of the transient orcas and one day hopes to grow fins so she can join them in their magical underwater world.
