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When the spirit fever struck a town, a village or an outpost, it left few if any survivors. The white man blamed the Indian saying they used their mojo on them. The Indians blamed the white man for angering the spirits. The survivors knew it didn’t matter. The Fevered were forever changed.When death seemed preferable…
Mourning his mate drove fevered wolf shifter Cody out of Texas, but a brother’s need drags him back from the brink.
…and good deeds never go unpunished…
Gypsy princess Mariska only wants to protect her people and her freedom, but a dangerous choice puts her on a collision course with an angry wolf.
…the best thing that could happen to him…
When Cody touches Mariska, his wolf cannot escape the hunger that fills him. For Mariska, Cody’s touch brings her a pleasure she never imagined, but is it enough to heal his fractured soul?
…was the last thing he expected.
As danger stalks all three of them, they must confront who they are or risk losing Cody forever.
His wolf. His woman. His way.
This book is about Cody (a wolf shifter) and Mariska (a gyspy princess). It is full of emotion, romance, and struggle—Oh, and don’t let me forget the amazing SEX! Cody is licking wounds or a broken heart when he comes across Mariska and even though they fight it there is no denying it.
Brave are the Lonely is book 2 in Heather Long’s Fevered Hearts series. I absolutely enjoyed book 1 Marshal of Hel Dorado, her writing twists really intrigued me and kept it exciting to read. Ms. Long has kept me reading and wanting more with book 2.
This is not a series you want to miss! If you’re into Western, Paranormal, and/or Historical you’re gonna love this. You get a bit of everything with this series and the writing, characters, and story line all keep you coming back for more and wishing that Ms. Long could write faster!!
I'm enjoying this series so much I'm giving away a copy of book one in the series, Marshal of Hel Dorado. I want the rest of you to get a glimpse at why I want more!!
Just leave me a comment here telling me if you read a western, paranormal, historical book before. Don't forget to include your contact email. Winner will be drawn on 5/3 at 11:59 PST and announce on 5/4.
I have read western, paranormal and historical books just not together. Sounds like an interesting combination.
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I have read western and paranormal books but not too many historicals. This series sounds interesting though and wouldn't mind trying it. Thanks for giveaway.
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Hi. I have read a historical and paranormal together and I have also read some Steampunk that had historical/western and paranormal, not sure those count. ;). I love them all. This book looks great.
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That sounds fantastic! I do not think i have read that combination before but it sounds great!
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I've read westerns, historicals, and paranormals, but not all in one book (yet)! Thanks for this intro--it sounds fabulous!
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That's sounds like a great combination of genres! Would love to start reading this series ;)
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