What can you expect in this book? Well…the hero was strongly inspired by Dean Winchester (and even his ride is a nod to Dean!). So you should expect one fierce, alpha hero. A guy who can handle any danger with a sly grin.
But, you should also expect…A heroine who doesn’t let any weakness stop her. A woman with a killer swing. (Really…Just you wait and see!)
Plus… ❤ He’s lying. So is she. Hello, morally grey couple. ❤ He’s also falling for her. Fast, hard, completely. And first. He falls first. ❤ Danger from the past is stalking them both. You just can’t trust anyone these days. ❤ There is an amazing Golden Retriever in this story. Henry is a service dog and the best, sweetest boy ever. ❤ Back to the other points… ❤ Steamy, steamy times. ❤ Steamy times that may involve a car very similar to Dean Winchester’s ride. (I warned you about this!) ❤ Betrayal. Cold case action. Some intense groveling. And I do mean intense. All the fun things. And plenty of dark and dangerous things, too…
Let’s make this Friday the 13th a lucky day! You can currently snag my steamy paranormal romance, ANGEL BETRAYED, for F*R*E*E at Amazon! (But hurry because the freebie is just through the weekend!)
Not gonna lie…I actually like Friday the 13th. It means I will probably be watching a scary movie at some point in the day and, honestly, I *do* kinda think of it as a lucky day!!!
So I hope something wonderful happens for you today. And I hope you snag ANGEL BETRAYED, too! You can spend Friday the 13th curled up with a fallen angel (one with a serious dark side).
Posted in Romance on June 10th, 2025 by Cynthia Eden
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Posted in Romance on April 29th, 2025 by Cynthia Eden
It’s book release day! My new romantic suspense, FORBIDDEN ICE, is available now!
Protect Wren. The minute that Jacob Jones receives the text from his brother, he springs into action. Wren Maye is the golden girl from his childhood, the star of his teenage fantasies, and the one woman who was always off limits to him…because she was his twin brother’s girl. Over the years, he kept a careful distance from Wren because he knew she was the one person who could wreck his careful control.
She’s in danger, and he’s the only one who can save her.
Jacob arrives just in time to stop Wren’s abduction. Now he’s going to be her shadow because Wren is the target of a killer bent on vengeance. Jacob has always maintained a careful distance between himself and Wren—but there is no room for distance any longer. There is danger. There is desire. There is a vicious obsession that will not end. So now, he’s just going to take what he wants. And, yes, he will damn well fight his brother for her. He will fight the world for her. She will be his. No one will hurt what belongs to him.
She thought he hated her. Now he’s being her hero.
What is a woman supposed to do? One minute, the delectable Jacob Jones is keeping an icy distance between them, and in the next instant, he’s saving her. Kissing her as if his life depends on the task, and swearing that he’ll keep her safe from any and all threats. And in order to do that protection bit? He has to assume the role of his brother. He’ll be her lover. Or…at least Jacob mistakenly believes that was the role Ebenezer “Eb” Jones had in her life. Newsflash—she has never belonged to Eb. How could she? For years, she’s been hooked on Jacob. The intense and brooding twin who knows far too much about darkness.
A killer will use her to get vengeance.
It is Wren’s connection to both Jacob and Eb that makes her the killer’s perfect target. He wants to kill her in order to punish the brothers. A life for a life. The twins will pay for their crimes. And they will pay by losing a woman who is so very important to them both. A friend to one. A lover to another. An ice-cold grave for them both to visit as they mourn for what they lost.
Vengeance is best served ice-cold. And desire? It’s best when it burns red-hot.