By Sydney Croft
A storm’s rage. A woman’s desire.A guy with the facility to set them either free.He can summon lightning at will. Emerge unscathed from the heart of a twister. Strip a girl all the way down to her barest defenses throughout the sheer strength of his sexuality. He’s stunning, risky, and the objective of parameteorologist Haley Holmes’s most modern venture. Haley has been dispatched to the Louisiana bayous to enquire the phenomenon often called Remy Begnaud–a guy with a present he by no means sought after: the facility to manage a storm’s fury. yet even a girl proficient in weird and wonderful climate phenomena has no safeguard opposed to the electrifying strength of the ex—Navy SEAL...a strength his enemies might kill to control.With her employer tracking their each movement, Haley’s task is to seduce Remy, achieve his trust–and support him harness his striking reward. yet who will defend her from this voracious lover who’s introducing her to a brand new global of erotic thrills—a guy who grows more and more insatiable with every one new climate occasion? Haley understands an incredible typhoon is approaching—and with it's going to come unforeseen delights. yet so, too, will the hurricane unharness her maximum fears: an enemy bent on destroying Remy. And her worst worry of all—falling in love with this really good guy, then having to betray him.
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Begnaud—junior or senior—was a charlatan. Either way, she'd have enjoyed the opportunity to observe a late season hurricane before moving on to her next assignment as a parameteorologist, something far more interesting—the possible existence of a weather machine. She'd balked when orders to investigate the seemingly nutty ramblings of a television weatherman had come down the pipe, but really, the military had been trying to control the weather for decades. Cloud seeding, Project Cirrus… so if the thing existed and could cause violent weather, ACRO needed to get their hands on it before the enemy did.
His eyes that had gone feral and luminous in the continuous flashes from the storm. " It wasn't his voice. It couldn't be. Not unless he was the storm personified, because he sounded like the thunder. Only more powerful. Goose bumps pebbled her skin. He'd asked her to ground him… ground him in the here and now? How odd that he'd used an electrical term. But she did what she could. She locked her gaze on his, watched the lightning reflect in his eyes, watched it emanate from somewhere deeper as well, from somewhere inside him.
He wasn't going to kiss her. They were well beyond that intimacy. When the tingle started at the base of his spine and worked upward faster than it ever had, he closed his eyes, because he didn't want to see the darkness that was seconds away from descending. When he heard the sound, like a train ready to smash through the center of the house, her computer went wild behind her, the printer furiously spitting out the graphs and charts neither of them needed to look at to know they were in for some major weather.