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    Tigress Book II, Part #1: Rapture under Moonlight: Tigress, #6
    Tigress Book II, Part #1: Rapture under Moonlight: Tigress, #6
    Tigress Book II, Part #1: Rapture under Moonlight: Tigress, #6
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    Tigress Book II, Part #1: Rapture under Moonlight: Tigress, #6

    By Alica Knight and David Adams

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    It's raining outside and the all the world is bathed in moonlight. My wounds are healing, the eclipse has passed and the Champawat Tiger is no longer in my life. Ishan and I are safe. Things are simple. Life is good.

    Why do things never stay simple, and why does life never stay good?

    New dangers, new threats present themselves, enemies who do not forgive and do not forget, but the greater danger comes from my own kind. Bitter rivals Rewa and Altaica find their hatred catching fire, a conflagration that threatens to drive apart the fragile peace and tear Ishan and I apart forever.

    Part VI of the Tigress serial.

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    "Tigress" is a Paranormal Romance serial with a hint of spice! Each episode is approximately 10,000 words. The episode guide is as follows:

    Tigress: Book One

    #1 - Passion Begins
    #2 - Love in the Dark
    #3 - Beating Hearts
    #4 - Shadows over Love
    #5 - Eclipse of Ecstasy

    Tigress: Book Two

    #1 - Rapture under Moonlight
    #2 - Souls Aflame
    #3 - Divergent Heart
    #4 - Lover's Vengeance
    #5 - Soulbound Destinies (coming soon!)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlica Knight
    Release dateFeb 25, 2013
    ISBN9781497762671
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      Tigress Book II, Part #1 - Alica Knight

      Tigress Book II, Part #1: Rapture under Moonlight by Alica Knight

      Copyright Alica Knight

      2013

      Tigress: Book II

      Part I: Rapture under Moonlight

      A Paranormal Romance Serial

      with a little hint of spice.

      The loveliest faces are to be seen by moonlight, when one sees half with the eye and half with the fancy.

      - Persian Proverb

      Prologue

      Tuesday

      The rain came down with a gentle urgency that, even this far into the cave, wouldn’t let me sleep. I was grateful for it—my body was exhausted, but I needed to be awake. Eventually I surrendered to the wind’s incessant howling and dragged myself out of bed, limping down the limestone cavern that was the Garden of Shadow, the home of the Rakshasa, until the first light of the outside stung my eyes and I could see the angled grey wall of rain pouring down outside. The setting sun cast its light straight into the cave mouth as I watched the water pour down on the southern Australian landscape, rubbing at my bandaged side to soothe the itch that came with deep wounds slowly healing.

      I needed to sleep to heal where I’d been shot, but I couldn’t crawl back to bed even if the rain eased up because today was Tuesday. Tuesday was the day Ishan could visit.

      The rain came down in sheets as the sun set behind the cave, the mountain and trees at the top casting a shadow like a row of jagged teeth biting down on its neighbour, a visage of the world cloaked in a grey shroud.

      My sharp eyes saw movement in the valley, a lone figure moving up the mountainside, and I felt a surge in my heart. I knew who it was, even though I hadn’t seen his face, and my wound felt less painful, the burdens on my mind much lighter.

      Patience was never my strong suit, one of the few things that had not changed when I had discovered what I was and my Rakshasa bloodline had awoken. Ishan’s slow progress up the hill tested every fibre of my being; I wanted to run out into the rain to grab him, hold him and never let go, but Asena had told me I wasn’t supposed to get my injury wet and that I wasn’t supposed to run.

      He drew closer and I saw he was wearing a yellow raincoat, his arms wrapped around himself. This was good. He, too, had been injured and was slow to heal; I doubted very much that whoever tended wounds in the Rewa camp would give him different advice.

      Nice day for a stroll, I called out, finding it impossible to keep they joy out of my tone. I was smiling so wide it hurt.

      Oh, I wouldn’t say that, said Ishan, stepping under the overhang of the cave’s mouth and pulling back the bright yellow hood of his raincoat, it’s a little humid out.

      A little. I reached forward, sliding my hands under his raincoat, sliding my arms around his

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