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"Originally from the ancient mythical island of Atlantis, Nicholas has spent the last year deep in the mountains of Maine, serving as Director of Security for the Nova Mare and Inglenook resorts. Fully embracing his life in the twenty-first century, he finds himself irresistibly drawn to a trouble-prone employee, and is determined to keep her safe. The last thing Julia Campbell needs is a man with a hero complex, especially one as handsome and imposing as Nicholas. All she has to do is keep it together until her younger sister turns eighteen, and then she can focus on her own life. But strange things have been happening at the resort-and it's Nicholas who keeps coming to her rescue. When Nicholas is suddenly the one in trouble, Julia realizes he's not quite what he seems-and that she'll do anything to help the man who's stolen her heart..."--P. [4] of cover.… (más)
Although this will didn't have as many big strong men moments it's still saying to get a little tiresome in this series. I like Nicholas our hero, maybe because we got to know him fairly well in the previous book. However I hated Julia. I get that she's been traumatized. But still so many of her early actions just didn't seem to make much sense. I like that we finally got to see her intelligence in the last third of the book but by that point I wasn't really engaged in her HEA. ( )
I think I may have inhaled this book. I read for an hour in the afternoon and had to put the book down. I went to bed and ended up staying up until 4am to finish the book. It's a nice easy enjoyable read and its always nice to visit Spellbound Falls, looking forward to a summer visit with the next book in the series. ( )
I liked this paranormal story. I always enjoy when the hero pursues the heroine but I thought the heroine's initial insecurity was a little too much and the action was kind of slow until the end. Head of security Nicholas notices cabin maid Julia having family trouble and comes to her aid. ( )
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To Raymond Byram. You've always been a soft place to land, big brother, but your wisdom and grace make you a truly amazing family patriarch. (You will, however, always be Dipsy to us.)
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Watching through the windshield of his truck, Nicholas studied the three young men getting out of the late-model pickup on the far side of the employee parking lot at the base of whisper Mountain.
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And that, Julia decided, was one of the big scary dangers of loving a big strong contrary man - not that she'd trade hers for all the kissable frogs in the world.
"Originally from the ancient mythical island of Atlantis, Nicholas has spent the last year deep in the mountains of Maine, serving as Director of Security for the Nova Mare and Inglenook resorts. Fully embracing his life in the twenty-first century, he finds himself irresistibly drawn to a trouble-prone employee, and is determined to keep her safe. The last thing Julia Campbell needs is a man with a hero complex, especially one as handsome and imposing as Nicholas. All she has to do is keep it together until her younger sister turns eighteen, and then she can focus on her own life. But strange things have been happening at the resort-and it's Nicholas who keeps coming to her rescue. When Nicholas is suddenly the one in trouble, Julia realizes he's not quite what he seems-and that she'll do anything to help the man who's stolen her heart..."--P. [4] of cover.
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