Author: J.L. McCoy
Series: Skye Morrison Vampire Series (#5)
Genre: Urban Fantasy/Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Self Published
Release Date: July 4 2013
Edition/Formats Available In: E~Book & Print
After nearly dying in the battle with the monster Amun,
newborn vampire Skye Morrison is more than ready to begin a peaceful life with
mate Archer Rhys and their family.
Burdened with guilt by her unresolved relationship with
Jameson, Skye tries desperately to mend what was broken and regain their
friendship while in Boston for her Sacred Vow Ceremony. A man from Skye's past
comes forward and, as the missing pieces are revealed, will she finally feel
complete or is she being set up for more heartbreak?
With Skye consumed by the changes in her personal life, a
surprising new enemy emerges to take control . Will the unlikely union of her
vampire family and werewolf friends be enough to defeat this new threat?
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Texas with her opinionated Pekiweenie Isabel and handsome husband Kenny. She has always been a passionate reader and
enjoys watching movies, traveling, listening to heavy metal/classic rock/80s
music, getting mani/pedis with her girls, and singing karaoke. She loves body art and is hopelessly addicted
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“Aces and eights,” I smiled widely as I laid my cards out in
front of me. “Read ‘em and weep boys.”
Donovan, our flight attendant threw his cards down on the
table and huffed. “That’s nine hands in
a row you’ve won.”
“Are you hiding cards up your sleeve, little sister?”
Jameson winked at me as he laid down his own full house of twos and fives.
I held up my bare wrists and cocked a sassy eyebrow at
him. “And how would you suppose I’d
manage that with short sleeves, my dear brother?”
“Card shark,” Archer grinned proudly as he laid down his
pair of kings.
We were all sitting around the conference table at the back
of the plane, passing time, when Archer’s cell began to ring. Pushing the speaker button and setting the
phone on the table, he resumed gathering and shuffling the cards as he spoke.
“Yes?”
“Hey, boss man,” Quinn’s disembodied voice greeted. “How’s the flight?”
“Did you know that your new sister here is a card shark?”
Archer asked, winking at me.
“Loch had his suspicions,” he chuckled. “She took six grand from him during last
Tuesday’s game.”
“Ah,” Archer sighed, “she’s up seven here.”
“Take my advice, sir, and bow out when you can.” Quinn
laughed.
“Advice I could have used an hour ago, son,” Archer chuckled
as he doled out the next hand of cards.
“What can I do for you, Quinn?”
“What time do you arrive, sir?” he asked, significantly
lowering his voice as it became more serious.
Jameson, Archer, and I took notice and we all glanced at each other.
“We land within the hour,” he answered Quinn. “Why?
What’s going on?”
“Trouble is afoot at the Circle K, athair,” he said and I
felt my eyes widen in disbelief at his pop culture reference. Who would have guessed he’d seen, and liked,
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure?
Quinn was hard and no nonsense and the quote left me dumbfounded.
“Explain,” Archer barked, abandoning the cards as he looked
up at Jameson.
“We’ve got Dark Ones at the club and lots of them. They started arriving last night and by their
accents, most of them aren’t from around Texas.
The guys and I didn’t think too much of it until tonight. VIP is at capacity and 99% of them are Dark. They’re all over the first floor, too,
sir. I don’t know what’s going on, but I
thought I should warn you. Something
doesn’t feel right.”
I frowned and looked from the phone to Archer. He was staring at me and by the look on his
face I could tell he was deep in thought.
“Have Hagan man VIP until we get there.
Tell him not to pick us up. We’ll
catch a cab to the club.”
“Already on it, sir,” Quinn answered. “I figured that’s where you’d want him.”
“I want everyone on high alert. Keep your ears open. I want to know what they’re up to.”
“Do you think this has anything to do with Skye’s kidnapping
the other night?” Jameson asked in a whisper and I felt Donovan’s shocked eyes
slide to me.
“Most certainly,” Archer nodded as he reached over and took
my hand before addressing Quinn again.
“We’ll be there in about seventy minutes, dheartháir. Call me if
anything happens before then.”
“Aye, athair,”
Quinn agreed and ended the call.
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J.L. McCoy
Legacy of Blood (Skye
Morrison Vampire Series, #4)
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