Preying on Cassidy by Emmy Lou Hayes
Cassidy was on the trip of a lifetime. Her boss agreed to send her to research werewolves in Ireland for her next article. She never expected her research to lead her to Kerry and to Seamus. The moment Seamus saw Cassidy, time stood still. He knew she was coming. Having seen her in his dream and preparations had been put in place. But he never expected to have to use them. A one-night stand turns into more when she wakes to find wards trap her in his Keep. Beauty to his Beast, she has to navigate the magic between them, the truth of what he is, and what her heart is trying to tell her.
This is book three in Her Fated Mate Series and can be enjoyed independently.
Cassidy was on the trip of a lifetime. Her boss agreed to send her to research werewolves in Ireland for her next article. She never expected her research to lead her to Kerry and to Seamus. The moment Seamus saw Cassidy, time stood still. He knew she was coming. Having seen her in his dream and preparations had been put in place. But he never expected to have to use them. A one-night stand turns into more when she wakes to find wards trap her in his Keep. Beauty to his Beast, she has to navigate the magic between them, the truth of what he is, and what her heart is trying to tell her.
This is book three in Her Fated Mate Series and can be enjoyed independently.
Cassidy was on the trip of a lifetime. Her boss agreed to send her to research werewolves in Ireland for her next article. She never expected her research to lead her to Kerry and to Seamus. The moment Seamus saw Cassidy, time stood still. He knew she was coming. Having seen her in his dream and preparations had been put in place. But he never expected to have to use them. A one-night stand turns into more when she wakes to find wards trap her in his Keep. Beauty to his Beast, she has to navigate the magic between them, the truth of what he is, and what her heart is trying to tell her.
This is book three in Her Fated Mate Series and can be enjoyed independently.
