Sunday, October 18, 2015
Prophecy's Healing, Book #5 in the Prophecy Series
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Friday, September 18, 2015
Prophecy's Origin, book #0 of The Prophecy Series
Prophecy's Origin
Before humans and vampires. Before the
war and the Vampire Prophecy, The Creator made the angels. Following His
instructions, these heavenly offspring created the Earth.
Filled with pride and love for what he
helped build, Lucifer desires ownership of this wondrous planet. But when he
learns the true meaning behind the Earth’s creation, Lucifer retaliates and
starts an evil chain reaction that threatens not only the existence of mankind,
but also the survival of the vampires sent to protect them.
This is the story of Lucifer’s rebellion
and the affects that have echoed down through the ages...
Forgotten Realm
Present day…
Demons scattered as Lucifer stormed across the stone floor of his
dungeon. He stopped and glowered at the thousands of human souls locked behind
the enchanted metal bars of what he called the Holding Cage. The sallow faces of the spirits showed their fear. As
a group, they shrank as far back as they could from the bars.
Good. The pieces of shit understood who and what he was. He was
King, and their fate was in his hands. And he knew from experience they’d beg
for mercy. But they’d get none from him. Ever.
As he eyed the ghostly figures, hatred grew until his frame
vibrated. Humans were the bane of his existence. These sniveling, weak,
worthless creations had ruined his life—stole everything that meant anything to
him.
Because of humans, all that he held dear had been stripped away. The
joy and love that had once filled his heart and soul had turned to bitterness
and hate.
So no, they’d receive no mercy. And why should they? Did they show
mercy to their victims? Did they show mercy while raping, killing, and
stealing?
No.
Here, in the realms of Hell, they would get what they deserved, plus
more.
But more importantly, his Father would get what He’d deserved for
lying, stealing, and cheating Lucifer out of what was his!
“Take them to the Pit,” he snarled to his servants.
“Yes, Lord Lucifer.” A demon bowed its blackened head before
hurrying toward the cage. Scraggly brown hair floated around its bony
shoulders. With a jerk, it came to an abrupt halt, frozen in place by invisible
restraints.
Lucifer had stopped the fucker in its tracks with his mind. He’d
warned them repeatedly to address him by his new name. No longer did he want to
use the name his Father had bestowed upon him.
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Sunday, May 24, 2015
The Prophecy Series
Snippets From The Prophecy Series
Love's Prophecy, book #1
Love's Prophecy, book #1
Breeana stared at Mel, appalled by his words. The gardens—the beauty
of the evening—forgotten.
He cleared his throat. “The first memory I had as a child was of my
father dragging me from the slave dungeon and locking me in the killing cage.”
She jerked back. His arm slid from around her shoulders. “The what?”
His eyelids lowered as he looked at the grass. “It was an iron box
suspended from the top of the castle by a chain. The front had narrow slits,
just wide enough to allow the morning sun to shine in. He used the cage to
punish his slaves or his soldiers, hell, sometimes just for sport.”
“Oh my God!”
Mel's gaze drifted out over the yard. The look on his face told her
he no longer saw the gardens or smelled the perfume scented air. His mind must
have drifted back hundreds of years, reliving what sounded like a horrific
nightmare.
“When I realized what he was about to do, I panicked. I fought back
but I was young, maybe four or five. My arm snapped as he shoved me inside, but
I didn't feel the pain, it paled in comparison to the terror I felt when I
heard the lock click.”
His eyes filled with terror and bounced around like the eyes of a
trapped, frightened animal. “I knew what was coming. I'd heard the screams of
others who had burned alive.” He swallowed. A trickle of sweat coursed down his
temple. “I clawed at the bars, pleaded with my father, but he just laughed.”
His words chilled her to the bone. Nausea churned her stomach.
“I tried to sift—disappear—but vampires can't sift through metal or
rock, and the spaces between the bars were too narrow. I was trapped. I…I
continued begging my father to release me. Then as the first rays touch my
skin, just when the pain began, he ordered his soldiers to pull the cage back
in.”
Numbness spread through her. She opened her mouth, but shut it. What
did you say to someone who had lived through such a traumatic experience?
“That was the first, but not the last time he locked me inside,” he
said in a flat tone. “Each time he pulled me back in. I don't know why he
didn't end it there.”
Prophecy's Child, book #2
Katherine busied herself by unzipping her suitcase and stacking her
clothes on the bed. She sensed Kal behind her, but didn’t acknowledge him.
“Katherine?” Kal cleared his throat. “I know it’s been a huge
inconvenience quitting your job and moving in here, but I hope we can at least
be civil to one another while you’re here.”
Her boss’s angry face flashed through her mind. When Katherine quit
her job—with no notice—Michelle had been livid.
She walked over to the dresser, yanked open the top drawer, and
dumped her load of clothes inside. “I’ll try, but I’m not promising anything,”
she said through gritted teeth.
He cursed under his breath.
She wheeled around. “What the hell more do you want from me?”
“You don’t want to know.”
She slammed the drawer shut. “Try me.”
“You sure?”
“May as well get it all out on the table.”
He closed the door; the lock clicked into place.
Fear of being alone with him took the edge off her fury.
Heat from his gaze burned through her clothing. “I want you naked on
my bed. I want to see you smile, hear you laugh.” He pushed away from the door
and stalked toward her from across the room. Lifting a hand, he caressed her
cheek with the pad of his thumb. “I want you to love me again. But most of all,
I want your forgiveness.”
His fingers traced the contours of her jaw, her neck. “I know you
don’t want to hear it, but I love you—I always have.”
Her mind screamed run, but her feet remained rooted to the floor.
Each word chipped away at her defenses.
Leaning closer, his lips gently brushed hers. “All I’ve ever wanted
was your happiness.”
His tongue outlined the seam of her mouth. Desire scorched her
willpower. Without thinking, she opened for him, and his tongue swept inside.
A deep groan tore from his throat as his arms tightened around her.
Prophecy's Power, book #3
With both hands covering Soren’s pecs, Natalie pushed harder. “Get
off me,” she snarled through gritted teeth.
“What?” He placed his hands on the mattress and reared up. The
muscles in his arms shook. Sweat dampened his hairline and glistened on his
cheeks. “I don’t think I heard you correctly, ‘cause I swore you told me to get
off you.”
She leveled a hard glare at him. “You heard me. Now get off.” For
emphasis, she heaved under him.
He scowled. “Why the sudden change of heart? And don’t bother saying
you weren’t into it. Believe me, sweetheart, I know you’re as hot for me as I
am for you.”
“I’m not!” Jesus, she sounded like a petulant child, which sparked
her anger. It irritated her he could read her so well. Whatever. She’d put an
end to any ideas he had. “I knew you couldn’t be trusted.”
“What the fuck does that mean?”
“You promised you wouldn’t rape me, but here you are, forcing
yourself on me.” Oh, that was low. Guilt turned her gut sour.
His expression darkened. All traces of bewilderment evaporated. Fury
took its place. He jumped up as if he couldn’t get away from her fast
enough—and she didn’t blame him.
He paced the room, running both hands through his short hair. On his
third trip around, he stopped and a low growl grew in volume. Slowly, he
glanced sideways at her. His fierce appearance said he wanted nothing more than
to strangle her.
She gulped and slammed her knees together before scurrying into to a
sitting position.
“Rape?” he asked in a deceptively calm voice. “That’s the label
you’re trying to slap on what was happening between us?”
Fear held sway, keeping her from nodding.
“So, it wasn’t my name you called out? It wasn’t me you begged to
touch you?” Turning so he faced her full on, he crossed his arms. Powerful
muscles along his shoulders bunched.
Oh, dear, God! Did she
actually say the words from her dream out loud?
Her cheeks flamed, and she glanced away, not wanting to see the
truth in his accusing glare.
Dammit. She couldn’t win with this guy. But the last thing he needed
was a bigger head. In a situation like this, best course of action was to deny,
deny, deny.
She copied his folded arms motion—though his was an intimidating
gesture. Hers was more of a hope-he-doesn’t-see-my-heart-pounding gesture.
Natalie raised her chin in defiance. “No for both questions. I woke
to you shoving your tongue down my throat.”
Oh shit, wrong answer. Redness crept over his face and his lips
rippled like a snarling dog’s.
She had the smarts to shrink back.
The next second, he was alongside the bed. His fingers bit into the
flesh of Natalie’s arms as he hauled her off the mattress. She hit the
unyielding wall of his chest with a teeth-jarring thump.
Barely controlled murderous rage simmered in his eyes. “I guarantee
you if I ripped off your pants, I’d find you wet and ready for me.”
Although crude, his words sent more moisture to her sex. Lust
destroyed her pride and unease. If he dared take off her jeans—if he touched
her core—she’d cum for sure, then all her protests and lies would be proven
false.
He pulled her closer. “Listen to me carefully, little lady. We will have sex. And I promise you this,
when we do, you’ll beg me for it. There’ll be no rape involved, got it?”
Soren dropped her back on the bed then stormed out of the room,
slamming the door.
Natalie sat in the dark room, gaping at the closed door.
Prophecy's Language, book #4
Determined to break through Sin’s defenses, Eleanor stroked her
fingers over the soft skin above the collar of his shirt. “You heard me.”
He stumbled backward, not stopping until he was across the room. As
he gripped the counter, his knuckles glowed white. “Are crazy?”
“No. I want this, Sin. I want you.” She took a step then stopped
when he looked ready to bolt.
“Forget it, Princess. Ain’t happening.”
“But—”
“But nothing.” He stormed over to the entrance. “I’m taking you to
Breeana’s, now.”
She chased him into the living room. “I know you want me, so why are
being so damn stubborn?”
He whirled around. The blatant confusion and fear in his eyes almost
stopped her from pressing the issue—almost, but not quite.
His mouth pulled into a snarl, revealing more of his fangs. “Why are
you being so damn stubborn?”
The sight of his canines boiled her blood and strengthened her
desire. With her hands clasped tightly together, she raised her head. “Because
I want you—I want this. Look, we’re two consenting adults here. And I was
married for ten years, so I’m no virgin. But I’ve also been divorced for a
quite some time, and I...” Her courage faltered, but she kept going. “I haven’t
been with a man since.”
“I told you. I’m not a man, Princess.”
“I know that, but I—”
“Lady, you have no clue what you want—you’ve no clue who I am. If ya
did, you sure as shit wouldn’t want anything from me, especially sex.”
Eleanor was about to say he underestimated himself, but remembered
how angry he’d gotten when she’d said something similar earlier that morning.
“I’m not a child. I know what I want, and that’s you.”
Sin narrowed his eyes, his body rigid. “You do understand you’d only
be just another fuck to me—another notch on my very lengthy belt of conquests.
There’ll be no feelings involved. I have none to give, and I ain’t interested
in any from you.”
His words took the wind out of her desire. Damn. In the face of his
direct declaration, could she go through with it?
Yes. This is a
once-in-a-lifetime experience, so don’t stop now. You know he’ll never shower
you with love—and you don’t want his love, just mind-blowing sex.
“I understand perfectly,” she whispered. “And I’m not looking for
love.”
Sin didn’t move or speak, but his eyes said it all. He wanted her as
much as she wanted him.
Eleanor’s muscles vibrated, and her breasts swelled with
anticipation. Did he need her to come to him? Make the first move?
So be it. Walking on trembling legs, she slowly closed the gap
between them. Each step brought her closer to what she craved.
“Princess,” he said with a groan. His dark gaze latched onto her
breasts then snapped to her face. “Are you sure about this?”
“Never been more sure of anything in my life.” And she hadn’t. She
needed Sin. Why, she couldn’t explain—and didn’t care to right now. All she
knew was she had to feel him next to her, inside her—holding her.
Just before she reached him, he raised a hand, signaling her to
stop. Panic flared in his eyes. His jaw snapped tight, and he moved farther
from her.
“Sin?” He was ready to run; she saw it clearly in his body language.
“I’m leavin’.” He grabbed his jean jacket off the floor next to the
leather chair.
“Why?” The disappointment in her tone was obvious as the panic
stamped on his face.
“Because I’m saving you from making the biggest mistake of your
life.” Sin shot her a look full of regret then disappeared.
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Prophecy's Language, book 4 in the Prophecy Series, is here!
The time has come for the release of Prophecy's Language, book #4 in the Prophecy Series.
She longs to hold him forever. He fears her hold on his heart.
She’ll
need persistence to break through to his heart
Author Eleanor Donavon’s life is finally
going her way. She kicked her mentally abusive ex-husband to the curb, and her
writing career is taking off. But her contented world changes when a stranger,
who’s the spitting image of one of her fictional vampire warriors, appears in
her home on the pretense of whisking her away on a vacation. Believing him to
be a cover model sent by her agent, Eleanor takes him up on his offer in hopes
of getting to know him better. When she learns the truth about who he is, and
the reason behind her imprisonment, her existence is rocked to the core. Now
caught in the brutal politics surrounding the vampires, her only hope of
surviving is to trust Sin. To complicate matters, she’s spellbound by the
fierce warrior and falling for him hard. With her heart at stake, she must
somehow break through his icy defenses to the man inside or forever lose him to
his haunted past.
Her
love gives him the faith to live again
Sin lives by his own code: don’t care
for anyone and you won’t let them down. His past actions taught him that
valuable lesson. When he receives the mission to abduct Eleanor, a beautiful
author writing about the Vampire Prophecy, his heart jolts awake. For the first
time in years he yearns to go against his principles and make her his forever,
but fear won’t allow it. When she becomes a target of the Sacred Order, Sin
risks his career to save her, but the real danger lurks when he realizes he
can’t stop his head-on collision with love.
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Sunday, February 15, 2015
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