It’s here! It’s here! Emergence is finally here! After all the months of waiting and knowing how awesome this book is without being able to share it with anyone–it’s here!
The concept for the world is fascinating, the hero is a sweetie, and I love it when Kim goes the fantasy route (plus a little birdie told me there might be a sequel in the works). *squee*
Yes, I am a total fangirl. I can’t help myself.
I have extra reason to squee this time around because Kim dedicated this book to…ME! I still can’t get over it. What does the dedication say? Well, you’ll have to pick up a copy and find out, won’t you? 😉
You can purchase Emergence now at MBaM or leave a comment on my blog and be entered into a contest to win a copy from me.
She just wanted to forget. What she gets is her destiny.
Life as Jaime Dalton knows it is almost over. Come morning, she—the forbidden offspring of a human and a gryphon—will be owned body and soul by the First Dragon, ruler of the mythoi. He will control everything. What she wears, what she eats, when she sleeps. And with whom.
Determined to have a final fling, she seeks out the comfort of a stranger’s arms. Except he turns out to be “stranger” than he first appears.
Kaden Rhodes knows what it’s like to be owned. Before he follows his orders to escort Jaime to the same fate, he can’t resist joining her in one last act of defiance. Before the night is over, though, he finds she has inched her way under his skin.
Their connection is hot, fast, completely irresistible…and they’re playing with fire. Discovery will render them useless to the First Dragon. And those marked useless end up dead.
Product Warnings
This title contains wild sex, dark violence and irascible dragons who shift into brooding men. Oh, and the utter perversion of mythology.
I will start the contest…now. It ends Tuesday night, and I will announce the winner on Wednesday morning.
Hailey writes about questionable applications of otherwise perfectly good magic, the transformative power of love, the family you choose for yourself, and blowing stuff up. Not necessarily all at once. That could get messy.
