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The rising wind brought flight to their passion, but also | The rising wind brought flight to their passion, but also | ||
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evils as strong as their love. An offer was made there no | evils as strong as their love. An offer was made there no | ||
one had refused. And it was an offer that Sebastian and | one had refused. And it was an offer that Sebastian and | ||
Leanne would fight with their lives to resist. | Leanne would fight with their lives to resist. | ||
Revision as of 02:18, 8 October 2006
- Author: Lynn Leslie
- Publisher: Intrigue, # 192
- Year: 1992
- Setting:
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Did the rustling whispers in the shadowy leaves portend the coming storm? Or were they voices from the secret society in Peaceful, Georgia? Either way, Sebastian Kincaid meant to remain and protect Dr. Leanne Hunt.
Well-known neighbors told Leanne she was just nervous. But her long-dead Jane Doe was in mint condition and proof of that had vanished. As one by one, her trusted friends fell silent, Leanne turned to Sebastian...the lone outsider.
The rising wind brought flight to their passion, but also led them down...to an underground laboratory that held hidden evils as strong as their love. An offer was made there no one had refused. And it was an offer that Sebastian and Leanne would fight with their lives to resist.
