Last Pyr of Eden (Hearts of Eden #1)
by Chacelyn
Pierce
Genre(s): Erotic Romance, Fantasy Romance,
Paranormal Romance
Category(ies):
Adventure
Publisher:
Total-E-Bound
Release
Date: December 10, 2012
Heat
Level: Sizzling
Word
Count: 54,000
Buy Links
BookStrand: http://www.bookstrand.com/the-last-pyr-of-eden
Blurb
Outside the protected gates
of Eden, ancient enemies lurk in waiting to drain elementals of all their
power.
For eons, the four elementals have bled their
nourishing blood to sustain life for superior spirit elementals known as
Daemons. No race has suffered in despair as critically as the fire
elementals—the Pyr. Their numbers dwindled down so miserably, that Raynor is
the last known warrior of the race, living on a faint hope that there is more
of his kind between both worlds. He ventures out constantly searching for
elementals to save from enslavement. In reality, he searches for a female to
bond with. After a yearlong trip away from Eden—an elemental settlement hidden
deep in the woods—he is immediately confronted by the enchanting Sylph, Samira.
She ignites desires and emotions in him that he considered long dead and nearly
destroyed like his people. Indulging in his erotic cravings with Samira can be
a daring game to play, because elementals have never intermingled in all
recorded history.
Warning: This title is
intended for readers over the age of 18 as it contains explicit sex scenes
and/or situations and adult language which may be considered offensive to some
readers.
Excerpt
Present Day
Samira took a bite of an apple and grinned at her fellow teaching
instructor. Conway strolled up to her cottage with ten boisterous younglings,
who ranged from five to eight years old, dancing in circles around him.
She stepped outside and he sighed. "You’re not even dressed to teach
this morning’s lesson. You sure do get lazy in autumn. If there’s a chill wind
in the air, it’s almost like it immobilises your limbs," Conway shouted,
followed by a snorting laugh, which caused the fledglings to giggle with him.
Samira cherished him as her best friend.
Samira smiled. "And you seem to become grumpier as summer goes
away."
The children laughed and Conway flashed his marvellous smile. "Come
on, Sam, we’re on a strict time regime. Do you know how long it took me to
gather the kids from their homes this morning? Tierra couldn’t decide on which
shoes to wear." He ruffled the hair of the small brunette Gaian.
"Ah, the shoe dilemma again. Well, they’re very pretty," Samira
said, looking at the mismatched shoes on the girl’s tiny feet. Tierra beamed.
"I told her that to the first pair and she didn’t believe me."
"Tierra, don’t listen to him, you all know he likes to tease. He’s
been teasing me the moment I came to Eden, he’s lucky I love him enough to put
up with it."
"My mommy says you came from outside the gate," Aura said,
stepping forward. The little Sylph reminded Samira of herself at that age.
Samira bent forward. "That’s right, Aura, but this is home
now."
Eden had been home for ten years now, hidden in thick woods of the Great
Appalachian Valley and warded against evil spirit elementals or any wandering
human. It was the only place the four elemental races felt safe and at peace.
When she’d first arrived in Eden, Conway had taken her under his brotherly
wing, even though she was younger and not a water elemental. He’d seen her
through some pretty tough times, he’d held her hand through the cold-sweated
nightmares and the tears. Never once had he pushed her to speak of the horrors
in her past. Unlike the females of her race, Conway had never once shunned her
for the noticeable differences in her appearance. He also didn’t look down on
her because she didn’t utilise her power as often as other Sylphs.
About the Author
A rocker by heart, Chacelyn Pierce is constantly ear
plugged with heavy tunes blaring to stir up the phantom personalities that
swarm her mind. It’s no surprise that she enjoys writing and reading to satiate
her appetite for the male antagonist in a story. Married to a blatant redhead
and mothering a diva, there is never a dull moment in the house. As a native
Texan, she doesn't personally own a horse but follows the unwritten southern
rule of knowing how to ride one. When she’s not testing the emotional capacity
of her characters, she works part time as a dog groomer. For more information
about Chacelyn and her books, visit her website at http://www.chacelynpierce.com.
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