Mostly Magic
Books of the Kindling Series
Book 2
Donna June Cooper
Genre: Contemporary Paranormal Romance
Publisher: Samhain
Publication Date: June 3, 2014
Cover - Kanaxa aka Nathalie Gray
About the Book:
One terrifying premonition brings them together. Another will threaten their future.
Do dreams come true? Dr. Daniel Woodruff hopes they don't, because his dreams predict a devastating future for him, for those he loves—and for the planet.
His latest premonition, which blows a huge crater in his eroding sanity, holds a singular horror—the loss of a wife and unborn child. Yet another reason he can let no one into his chaotic life, least of all a perky, persistent investigative reporter he finds simultaneously frustrating and fascinating.
Mel Noblett leaves no stone unturned in her one-woman crusade to save the environment. When a whistleblower in Italy proves too frightened to talk, Mel turns to a fall-back lead, an extremely eccentric, beekeeping professor who might just make the trip worthwhile.
Despite their instant attraction, Mel is relieved when Daniel keeps her at arm’s length. After all, she has a secret of her own—one that makes her preternaturally good at her job. And, when Daniel’s terrifying visions prove cannily accurate and begin to revolve around Mel—it is a gift that could put her life in danger.
Warning: Reluctant seer of a bleak future meets petite force of nature who lights up the heart of his darkness. Where there’s smoke, there could be an unpredictable blaze of passion, but the rewards are oh, so sweet…
About the Author:
A
transplanted mountain girl. As the
granddaughter of a coal miner and the great-great-granddaughter of one of the
Muscogee people, Donna was raised in the shadows of the Appalachian Mountains -
in the beautiful hills of East Tennessee. After getting a couple of college
degrees, she was lured away from her mountains by a gorgeous Italian guy, who
married her and carried her off to Texas. (Texas, by comparison to her
mountains, is very hot and very flat—a fact she points out often to whoever
will listen.) Her vocations have included a little bit of everything, including
a stint as an IRS tax auditor, a few years managing a bookstore, and a career
in the corporate world writing technical courseware and documentation, but her
avocation was always writing. She enjoys being walked by her Jack Russell
Terrier (if you know Jack's, you understand), belly dancing (excellent exercise
and lots of shiny costumes), reading (three books at
once, at times), and travel (with family in Italy and England, who wouldn't?)
But, like any child of the Appalachians, she doesn’t stay away from her
mountains for long, and visits as often as she can.
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