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    Night's Captive

    By Cheyenne McCray

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    About this ebook

    All Loni Stanfield is looking for is a good book to read. What she gets is enough terror and danger to last a lifetime.

    Alec Page is a Dark Enforcer, one of the elite paranorms who patrol by night. Alec is a mimic with the rare ability to take on the powers of the last being he touches. He must use his ability to defeat the evil haunting the streets of Phoenix.

    Paranorms are turning up dead with no clues as to who or what is the cause. Drugs are also being distributed that give humans paranorm abilities, wreaking havoc in both paranorm and human realities. Dawson, a powerful sorcerer, may be behind everything, and Alec is out to stop the devastation before it goes too far.

    Loni finds herself in a paranorm reality that she read about in a novel and then she meets Alec, the hero of that very book. Soon she finds herself falling for him at the same time she’s discovering magical powers of her own.

    Alec is drawn to Loni, no matter that she’s human...and taboo. When Loni is kidnapped and in the sorcerer’s clutches, Alec must save her as well as save a city on the verge of destruction.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCheyenne McCray LLC
    Release dateMar 6, 2012
    ISBN9780983482765
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    Night's Captive
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    Cheyenne McCray

    Cheyenne McCray is an award-winning, New York Times and USA Today best-selling author who grew up on a ranch in southeastern Arizona and has written over one hundred published novels and novellas. Chey also writes cozy mysteries as Debbie Ries. She delights in creating stories of suspense, love, and redemption with characters and worlds her readers can get lost in. Chey and her husband live with their two Ragdoll cats and two small dogs in southeastern Arizona where she enjoys going on long walks, traveling around the world, and searching for her next adventure and new ideas, as well as hand embroidering crazy quilts and listening to audiobooks. Find out more about Chey, how to contact her, and her books at https://cheyennemccray.com.

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    • 2/5
      So stupid, and no way was I able to suspend my disbelief long enough to even read 2 chapters! Just f**king stupid, AND boring.