Touched by Darkness

by Nicole Leclercq

Overview

She has incredible power and the immortal of her dreams. But will a bite of the truth take everything she loves away?

Erin Holland can now add vampire boyfriend to her long list of abnormalities. After years of balancing the ghostly voices in her head, she's suddenly forced to handle a telepathic connection with the sexy Master Vampire of Hope Acres. So when her shift at the hospital brings in a transforming werewolf, it's the latest mental message from her sweetheart that distracts her long enough for the patient's teeth to pierce her skin...

Terrified that her next metamorphosis will be beyond her control, she keeps her secret and dreads the next full moon. But when a local pack can smell the wolf on her, she may have to choose between embracing a mate or falling prey to a sadistic tradition. And after her boyfriend's rival calls her heart into question, Erin may not be able to trust her boyfriend or her own mind to save her this time.

Can Erin keep her freedom before paranormal forces tear her life apart?

Touched by Darkness is the second book in the thrilling Erin Holland urban fantasy series. If you like supernatural action, hunky alphas, and dark magic, then you'll love Nicole Leclercq's spine-tingling tale.

Buy Touched by Darkness to run with the wolves today!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781908822475
Publisher:	Ragz Books
Publication date:	06/20/2015
Series:	Erin Holland Series , #2
Pages:	332
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.74(d)

About the Author

As a child, Nicole always wanted to be an actress. However, her only shot at becoming the next Meryl Streep was during her one-second appearance in Paul Verhoeven's film 'Black Book' where her shirt got ripped off her body. After that, she decided to focus on her writing career instead.

When she's not writing, she spends her time as crazy cat lady, playing with her cats Buffy and Garfield. In addition, Nicole's hobbies include trying to chase tornadoes (although she still hasn't seen any), fantasizing about villains (isn't Lex Luthor far more interesting than Clark Kent?), and most of all reading stories somebody else wrote.