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Molly Stratton is never sure how people
will take her when she tells them she is psychic and has a
message for them. This time she really isn’t sure how she
will be accepted when she states just who sent her. Ian’s
deceased Mother who he was estranged from, and why, it is
time for his destiny. Molly learned long ago to pay
attention when she is contacted with a message; it’s the
delivery that can be touchy.
Ian Buchanan left home very young to
try and live a normal life. Ian knew that his mother always
told him that there was something special about his family.
She also wanted him to deal with understanding it as a
child, which was not what Ian wanted. He knows there is
something dark in him and lately his dreams have shown wild
gatherings and sex. Ian is determined to not let that
darkness out, much less learn how to live and work with it
like his mother always wanted him to.
Molly and Ian don’t exactly have a
meeting of the minds when they first meet, but Molly is not
going to let his stubborn denial stop her from delivering
the entire message. Ian doesn’t want anything to do with
it, no matter how sexy the messenger is. That is until
part of the message comes true, a deadly part. Ian and
Molly have to figure out where the danger is coming from and
how to deal with it – fast. Help is offered but is it from
friend or foe? Ian and Molly will need to make correct and
fast decisions if they are going to live long enough to
discover their newfound love.
Do you believe in the unseen? Molly has learned to and she
will have to convince Ian in Edge of Hunger.
Molly has spent her adult life never knowing when a spirit
will appear needing something from her. Ian has led a rough
and tumbled life since leaving home young. Together they
discovered that more often then not, legends are based on
fact. Molly and Ian had me almost from the time they met
and I only became more engaged as I turned the pages. Molly
and Ian’s struggles to learn and accept an unknown danger
and an equally unknown love were full of suspense and
eroticism. If you are a lover of or even if you haven’t
tried Ms. Byrd yet, I think you will find that Edge of
Hunger is a must read. In fact, Edge of
Hunger is a Joyfully Recommended Read in my
opinion. I will be waiting, not so patiently, for the other
two siblings books and I bet you will be too. |