Ariel's Desire

ISBN-13: 9781451501469 / Angielski / Miękka / 2010 / 244 str.

Candace Smith

Opis

Ariel's Desire - is a Sizzler Editions Best Seller It was just a few friends enjoying a weekend camping trip...until the Vampires showed up. Ariel was enjoying a long weekend camping in the woods with her friends before college resumes, and thinks she is perfectly content. The pretty girl has one more year of college left, and a popular ambitious boyfriend... now hanging from a tree with a handsome dark stranger standing beside him, holding a whip. Every twenty years, Lucien's Clan travels down to the flatlands from the mountain valley they share with an Indian tribe. They have spent centuries kidnapping unsuspecting young women and men to bring back to their settlement hidden in the mountains. Under the guidance of the Slave-master, the men will help fix the weathered buildings and corrals, while they watch their girlfriends claimed by the Vampires. As soon as Lucien sees Ariel watching the clouds and sunning herself on the side of a mountain lake, he knows she will be more then a companion for him. His Vampire nature recognizes she is his soul mate. During the journey up the cliffs, Lucien's continuous erotic forced seductions confuse Ariel, and she struggles against the frightening desires and passion awakening within her. As they near the Clan's settlement, Lucien is determined to keep Ariel for himself, and by the time they reach the valley, his careful manipulations to undermine her feelings for her boyfriend will no longer be a problem. Mike will go back with the Indians as the tribe's new dog. Ariel's Desire is a dark erotic fantasy, with many psychological bends, as she discovers the true nature of the boyfriend who tries to kill her in an attempt to escape the Vampires, and her own burgeoning desire for Lucien as he teaches her to submit to his desires. Ariel's Desire is available as an e-book on Amazon Kindle and at SizzlerEditions.

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