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Dana Logan is a half-dragon who also
works with antiques. At a friend’s wedding, she meets this
very sexy gargoyle, Beau Dumont, who is one of the gargoyle
police. After a very pleasant and erotic evening, they
separate, unsure if they will see each other again.
Months later, Dana has a lead on an
antique that has been missing from the gargoyle clans.
After alerting them, she expects that someone will contact
her. Dana is very surprised when that person is Beau and
further surprised to discover that he has been as affected
by their night as she was. Could something have happened
besides a sensual and erotic encounter?
Beau and Dana have to go undercover to
try to get into the group who has hot antiques. But just
when it appears all might be in their corner, Dana and Beau
discover that it is supernaturals that are running the group
and they know just how to deal with other supernaturals.
When your enemies know your weak points, it’s never an even
fight. But do they really know everything about Beau and
Dana and will the enemies knowledge be enough to destroy any
hope Beau and Dana have for a future together?
Sometimes what you don’t know could bind you forever. In
Stone and Fire, Dana and Beau meet at a mutual
friend’s wedding and explore their attraction to each
other. But when they are brought back together again, both
realize that something else must have happened that night.
Danger surrounds Dana and Beau while they try to recover a
lost antique. I loved the humor and passion that seemed to
follow both Dana and Beau from the moment they met. There
were several times I wasn’t sure they would remember that
they were on a mission to find an object, but then they
would become responsible again by stomping down the flames
for awhile. The final battle showed me that intelligence,
cunning and love when combined can overcome almost
anything. I was enthralled while watching the mutual
bonding between Dana and Beau. It was both sensual and
erotic while truly loving. Stone and Fire is
a great balance of humor, eroticism and danger that you will
want to revisit over and over again. |
