He forced her past her comfort zone into accepting the sexy seductress screaming to be let out. His moan allowed her to gather the nerve and strength to urge him forward. In all the years with Frank, and it had been a great many, she’d never felt this, like fire threatened to engulf her.ĭana wound her arms around his neck, running her fingers through his damp hair and deepening the kiss. Butterflies churned in her stomach until she shook. And no part of her considered denying him anything. He must have seen what he searched for because his lips were on hers with feverous desire before she formed another thought, demanding she open for him. Strong, wet arms wrapped around her, and her breasts pressed against his chest. Rekkus moved so fast, she never saw him actually take a step. “I felt it, too,” she blurted, unable to keep it to herself any longer. I left you alone last night, but, if you stay, I’m not sure I can honor a request to stop a second time.”

If some happens to fall in love then all the better. At the Haus, where humans and paranormals reside side by side, everyone in need of the services are welcome. But the Rowan siblings do what they can to make the resort a place of healing and peace, using all of their years of practice. The staff can get a little hairy, and not all of the guests eat what’s served in the dining hall. Meet the unusual residents of the Wiccan Haus. If they can open themselves up they might discover that being together can be better than being alone and learn that passion can burn in those who least expect it. But what she finds isn’t what she expects, nor is it what she thought she’d been seeking. A stay at the Wiccan Haus may be the only way she can move on.

Unfortunately, the Fates are not content with him being comfortable.ĭana has walked away from everything-her fiancé, family, job, and apartment. Working as head of security for the Wiccan Haus, a magical spa for inner healing, he has enough danger to keep him busy.

Rekkus is the last of the great Black Tiger weres, and he’s happy to stay that way.

Shifting Hearts by Dominique Eastwick