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P.I. Craig Branson has come to New Orleans laser-focused on vengeance for the long-ago murder of his twin brother Sam--collateral damage in a mob hit. But when he meets the fiancé of the man responsible, everything changes. Touching Stephanie Swift is disorienting, exhilarating, and highly erotic. They can read each other's thoughts the way he could with his brother, and he knows her father forced her into an engagement she fears and detests. But this mind-to-mind joining is different from what he had with Sam. Now there's an overlay of overwhelming sexual need pulling him and Stephanie together. The connection wraps them in a web of danger-from Stephanie's jealous fiancé, and from the man who will stop at nothing to unravel the secrets of their shared past. They must join together to save themselves, yet any misstep in their quest for intimacy could end them both.
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NY Times & USA Today best-seller, Rebecca York, is the author of over 130 books. She has written paranormal romantic thrillers for Berkley and romantic thrillers for Harlequin Intrigue. Her romantic-suspense series, Decorah Security, is set at a detective agency where agents have paranormal powers or work paranormal cases. And her Off World series travels into the future when humanity has colonized far-flung planets, but the emotions of love, hate, greed, envy, and the like are as powerful as ever.Her many accolades include the RWA Centennial Award (for having written100 romances), two Rita finalist books, two Romantic Times Career Achievement awards, a Prism award, and several Golden Leaf awards. Her Killing Moon was a launch book for the Berkley Sensation imprint.She collects rocks and has been known to lug stones back from Hawaii, Ireland, Italy, and Alaska. Her many real-life adventures are apt to end up in her books-like the time she encountered a coral snake in the Guatemalan jungle, went down in a small submarine, took a glider flight over Ronald Reagan's former ranch, or visited the bunker prepared for Congress in case of a nuclear attack.
