Saranna DeWylde (Livres)

Saranna DeWylde Livres

Saranna De Wylde a toujours été attirée par les aspects les plus sombres de la vie, une fascination qui a façonné sa production littéraire diversifiée. Son œuvre couvre des genres tels que l'horreur, la romance et la non-fiction narrative, démontrant une approche polyvalente de la narration. S'appuyant sur un large éventail de professions passées, De Wylde imprègne ses écrits d'une perspective unique. Elle se concentre sur la création de récits captivants qui explorent les territoires inexplorés de la psyché et de l'expérience humaine.

Eternal Lover

400pages
14 heures de lecture

Paranormal romance fans rejoice! The sexy Scottish vampires of Eternal Lover by New York Times bestselling authors Lynsay Sands, Hannah Howell and Richelle Mead return in this reissued classic with a brand new, never before published story from rising paranormal romance star Saranna DeWylde! Theirs is a world of ancient desires and forbidden pleasures. They are men of mystery and women of seduction, wild creatures with the power to entrance and enchant, tease and tantalize. Enter their secret world, if you dare . . .The Yearning by Hannah HowellAlpin has lived for centuries with a lust that can never be quenched with mere physical pleasure. And then he meets Sophie whose own search for lasting love binds them together in a cloak of shimmering sensuality . . .City of Demons by Richelle MeadSeth cannot resist the intense sexual allure of his demon lover Georgina. Yet their love reaches beyond the physical, into a place of complete untamed surrender . . .Bitten by Lynsay SandsKeeran’s existence as a vampire has taught him to accept a life without love—until he saves Emily from certain death. And suddenly he discovers the soul-searing passion he thought he’d lost forever . . . Heart of the Mummy by Saranna DeWyldeThe Egyptian legend of He Who Endures fascinates archaeologist Dr. Kalila Blake. But her enigmatic colleague Dr. Seth Dakarai knows more about the warrior king—and about immortal desire—than she ever dreamed . . .

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