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The Davies Legacy, Book 1 Kimani Press ♥ January 24, 2012 ISBN-13: 9780373862450 ISBN-10: 0373862458 Buy Now! Amazon ♥ B & N ♥ B-A-M Borders ♥ Chapters IndieBound ♥ Powell’s |
“Touching and fiery.”
–Romantic Times BOOKreviews
Dear Readers:
Allow me to introduce you to Alessandro (Sandro) and Antonios (Tony) Davies, my Twins of Sin. Smart, handsome and fiercely competitive, the two went off to West Point, became Army officers and, most recently, fought in Afghanistan.
Only one of them, Sandro, returned.
Imagine Sandro’s survivor’s guilt. Imagine how much worse it gets when, on a dark and stormy night, Tony’s former fiancee shows up on his doorstep, and he discovers that his illicit attraction to her is as strong as ever. Imagine how hard he will fight his feelings, and how hard he will fall for beautiful Skylar.
Most of all–imagine Sandro’s stunned disbelief when he discovers…
Well, no. I don’t want to ruin it for you!
Happy reading—
Ann
Sin never felt this good…
Skylar Lawrence isn’t looking for romance when she arrives at the Davies’ sumptuous Hamptons estate. But when Skylar meets her ex-fiancé’s twin brother, their chemistry is as tumultuous as the storm brewing outside. Sinfully handsome, smooth-as-silk Alessandro Davies exudes the kind of animal magnetism that’s impossible to resist…and hazardous to a woman’s heart.
Sandro desires Skylar from the minute the stunning veterinarian turns up at his door, but his honor forbids him from pursuing a relationship. But his plan backfires when he starts falling for the forbidden seductress. Until a shocking discovery threatens to tear Skylar from his arms and force Sandro to give up the woman he needs.…
THE DAVIES LEGACY
POWER. SECRETS. SEDUCTION.
Skylar’s gaze flickered back to the picture of Tony. He seemed to be watching her, possibly accusing her with that hard soldier’s stare of his, and it made her uncomfortable enough to look away.
Sandro, naturally, noticed. “You miss him.”
It wasn’t a question, which was good because she didn’t have an answer. “You’re angry with him. Probably because he died. Am I right?”
Sandro stilled. It seemed to be a habit of his—being still. She was starting to think of these pregnant pauses as a mechanism he used to wrestle his emotions back under control and get them on lockdown.
To her surprise, he opened the door a tiny crack, letting her see inside for once.
“You’re assuming I only have one reason to be angry at my brother.”
She hesitated and then decided to press her luck. He wouldn’t hit an invalid, surely. “Are you going to tell me?”
“No.”
Deflated, she watched as he came to the table and handed her the glass of water he’d been force-feeding her all night. “Drink. And then go back to sleep. The sun’s not even up yet.”
She complied, but only because she was too groggy to do anything else. When she’d laid back against the pillows, he adjusted the blankets over her, taking care to cover her arms while making sure her mouth and weren’t blocked.
Sandro Davies was, she thought, an intriguing study in contrasts. Very cold, but occasionally hot. Gruff, but tender. A twin, but no other man she’d ever met.
She fought the exhaustion as best she could, wanting to watch the implacable features on his downturned face and see if he betrayed any feeling, even by accident. Because she knew the feelings were in there. He was like a two-liter bottle of soda, well shaken. Under control for now, but just wait until that lid came off.
“You’re staring,” he observed, his attention still focused on the blankets.
“I can’t help it.”
“What do you see?”
“Not Tony.”
Copyright © 2012 by Sally Moore
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