by Amanda Meuwissen
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GENRE: Gay Paranormal Romance
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BLURB:
The elements
touch everyone on Earth—Fire, Water, even Light—but every so often someone
becomes more attuned to their elemental leaning and develops true power. When
an evil Elemental known as Thanatos arrived in Olympus City, it saw the rise of
its first hero—Zeus. But the death toll caused by defeating Thanatos changed
Zeus, who by day is young detective Danny Grant.
It’s been six
months since Thanatos terrorized the city at the start of Lovesick Gods. Danny
should be used to his duty behind the mask, but the recent past haunts him. His
girlfriend left him, he snaps at the barest provocation, his life feels
empty—he needs an outlet, any outlet to pull him out of his depression.
Enter notorious
thief Malcolm Cho, the Ice Elemental Prometheus. There was a time when Danny
welcomed a fight with Cho, filled with colorful banter and casual flirtations
that were a relief compared to Thanatos. Even as a criminal, Cho had recognized
the threat Thanatos posed and promised to help Danny stop him, but the day
Danny needed Cho, he never showed. Cho was the reason so many people died that
day—including Danny’s mother.
Danny decides to
teach the man a lesson and fan the fire of their attraction into something
more. At worst, he’ll get some no-strings-attached sex out of the deal and
finally blow off steam; at best, he’ll get Cho to fall in love with him and
then break his heart to spite him. Danny doesn’t expect to fall for Cho in the
process, and he certainly can’t predict the much darker threat on the horizon.
Just
as Danny blinked from being across the parking lot to being right in front of
Cho, his strength left him like a drop in blood sugar and he swooned. Falling
into Cho, his vision swam around him with a wave of dizziness. He hadn’t
realized how tired he was; he’d been having too much fun.
“Danny!”
Lynn’s voice called distantly into his ear.
“Not
how I imagined getting you in my arms someday, Sparky.”
Shit.
Danny was helpless in the clutches of the enemy with Cho’s frigid hands
clamping down on his arms. The horizon tilted, the ground coming up fast. He
wondered if Cho had dropped him, but when he met the ground it was gentle and
Cho’s hands didn’t feel as cold.
“How
many times did you use that teleportation trick tonight? A dozen? More? Burnt
out your charge, didn’t you?”
Danny
couldn’t see clearly, couldn’t focus on anything but the sound of Cho’s voice, and
Andre and Lynn louder in his ear desperate to know if he was okay.
Cho’s
hands laid him out on the ground and he realized how vulnerable he was. Cho
could do anything to him right now, had the perfect opportunity to rid himself
of Zeus forever just like John had warned him about.
But
as Danny laid there clinging to consciousness, waiting for Cho to do his worst,
he didn’t even remove Danny’s mask.
“Another
time, Sparky. Get your stamina up for our next date or I’ll be sorely
disappointed.” A surprisingly warm hand lingered on Danny’s shoulder, and then
Cho was gone.
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AUTHOR Bio and Links:
Amanda Meuwissen has been
writing and posting online for many years, including maintaining the website
and blog for the software company Outsell. She is an avid writer and consumer
of fiction through film, prose, and video games, and is the author of the
paranormal romance trilogy The Incubus Saga and young adult novel Life as a
Teenage Vampire. Amanda lives in Minneapolis, MN, with her husband, John, and
their two cats.
Author web links:
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