| Ever since he could remember Lincoln has always been at
odds with his older brother. His brother decides to raise
the stakes up by getting a new hire who looks exactly like
his deceased wife and Lincoln was hooked immediately by Deja.
Lincoln finessed his avoidance tactics that it took five
years, due to fate for him and Deja to spend some quality
time together. Deja needs her job for her bills and her
teenage son but she never expected to be drawn by the blue
eyes of one of the owners of the company she works for. Five
years later on a much-needed vacation she is surprised to
rescue her boss about to drown with noticeable gunshot
wounds. Hiding Lincoln in her room from the danger that is
hunting him, Deja never expected their built up attraction
to heat up in the cabin. Lincoln is still in danger so they
devise a plan in which Deja spies on their likely suspect by
using her powers, but the price almost cost her life. As
Lincoln grew stronger they prepare for the ultimate battle
for the demise of the killer.
I like this author because she does not sugar coat but goes
for the jugular, she goes to the point without too many
flowery scenes and not too many or over the top sexual
scenes. In The Wolf in the Mansion there was
suspense, action, intrigues and included witches and shape
shifters. It was an interesting mixture with non-stop action
but it worked effortlessly whether it was the dialogue or
speculation of the suspect. |
