The sequel to ‘Whisper on a Scream’, the
paranormal, shape shifting erotic book by Cree
Walker, ‘WILLING SACRIFICE’… is due out on the 17th July.
Synopsis:
Sugar Coon is
the widowed wife of Jack Coon, her werewolf pack’s former Alpha. After having
died because of a long forced separation caused by the Elder’s Council he
hasn’t giving up their ‘forever and ever’ just yet. Werewolves mate for life
and normally when a mate dies the other is soon to follow, but Sugar is
different from the rest. She is a natural Born Werewolf just like Jack,
however, for unknown reasons she doesn’t die within a year of Jack’s death.
Sometimes she wishes she had.
The haunting
from her dead husband starts out as gentle whispers and soft caresses on her
skin, but soon as he grows stronger his real intentions are not easy to
mistake. He wants what every werewolf wants – a forever mate – and if Sugar
won’t die naturally, Jack is willing to take whatever steps necessary to bring
them together again.
The Elder Coon,
Jack’s Grandmother, summons Sugar in an effort to overthrow its newest Alpha,
Robert. For Sugar, meeting Robert isn’t exactly love at first sight, but she
does feel drawn to him. A part of her thinks it’s just her bad taste in men.
Sugar is
confused as to her role the Elder’s plan to overthrow this new Alpha. She’s
wondering if it’s even such a good idea. The Elder Coon was fond of using
Jack’s pack as a bargaining tool to control him, forcing him to become her own
personal weapon of mass destruction when things weren’t going her way
politically.
Trial and error
unravels the web of lies and deceit the Elders have woven in order to control
her, and attempt to control Robert to further their future conquests. Having
decided they both want the same thing they find themselves on the same side
when it comes to taking out the main source of the werewolves problems, the
Elders. They also find themselves falling in love, something that terrifies
Sugar since losing her last mate.
Sugar discovers
she has a bargaining chip to play with when she speaks to a witch about a
little poltergeist problem. Jack isn’t a ghost – or he’s not just a ghost –
he’s a Hellhound. It seems that’s where all the bad werewolves go when they
die. Hellhounds become servants to the Reapers who handle them in the
afterlife, using them as retrievers for the hard to handle spirits headed
south. This particular Reaper is willing to help Sugar take out the Elders if
she’ll help him trap Jack, but there is an additional cost to the deal.
Sugar is
pregnant with twin girls from separate fathers. One is Robert’s and the other
is Jack’s, it seems Jack had one final wish as well.
The freedom of
the werewolves has cost Sugar greatly and though she’s made several willing
sacrifices in the name of leadership and love, she’s made one she is not
willing to forgive herself for. The Reaper has made a request that Sugar love
and care for both of her daughters equally, but one day he will return and
chose one of them as a final cost for his part in their deal.
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This one sounds like a hot, great read. Thanks for sharing...
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