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Whisper

Whisper by Adrianna Dane

Cover Art by

 Trace Edward Zaber

Eden Trinity, viciously blinded by her jealous lover, survives to testify and send him to prison. But the trauma of his attack and her changed circumstance will take time to heal. Solitary retreat to a small cottage in Raven's Cove brings her some sense of desperate peace. Until the night she has a vision of a murder, and a seductive ghost seeks to soothe her desperate fears.

How could the spirit of a man murdered long ago ignite the passion she'd been certain was dead? Vengeance keeps him chained, will her love set him free? Danger and desire seem to lurk at every turn and not everything is what it seems. Will the erotic whispers from the past succeed where her lover failed--and woo her to her death?

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Excerpt from Whisper :

Eden stood in the middle of the patio listening to the sounds and smells of evening around her. She could hear the chirruping of crickets, the far off call of seagulls, the echo of ocean waves beating at the rocky shore.

Closing her eyes, she tried to imagine what the sky looked like, a full moon maybe, with the constellations twinkling above. She could smell lavender, lilacs, and roses, permeated with mint and sage. It felt as though her other senses were heightened by her lack of sight. All of it washed over and through her offering her a sense of peace.

"Eden."

Instinctively, she opened her eyes, searching, but was met with nothing but darkness. Her breathing halted, and she attuned herself more closely, listening to the sounds close by, expecting to feel a shift in the air indicating someone close by. She turned to face the house, sightlessly searching.

"Connie?" she called out tentatively. She rubbed at her arms as a gentle, moist breeze washed over her. No one answered. There was nothing but the sea-filled breeze to answer her, and suddenly the night air seemed colder.

She couldn't feel another presence nearby. Counting her steps, she made her way toward the house. Obviously she was overtired. It had been a long and exhausting weekend. A soothing, hot soak in the tub and an early night was definitely in order. Connie had set timers on several of the lights so any outsider looking would know someone was at home and the house wasn't vacant. They were set to go on at seven in the morning and off at ten in the evening. It was a safety precaution as well as an indication to visitors, and Eden wouldn't have to remember to turn the lights on. Being in perpetual darkness, it most likely wouldn't be something she'd remember to do regularly as she didn't need the light.

As she reached for the door handle, she felt a warm wind skittle across the back of her neck, so different from the chill air of the ocean breeze.

She inhaled sharply at the unexpected sensual warmth that lingered there. Reaching up to touch her neck, she was shocked when she felt a soft touch similar to a fluttering kiss against her fingers. Yanking her hand down, she whirled around, her back flat against the door. She reached out and encountered nothing but empty air as she swept an arc around her.

"Who's there?" she called. "I know someone's there. Speak up." Again she waited, her breath locked in her chest.

No one answered except the sigh of the ocean breeze. Yet she still felt the heat at her neck, and her fingers tingled from the kiss. Lifting her hand, she sniffed, and the scents of pine and rosemary teased her senses. It was woodsy, inviting...and masculine. And she also knew there were no rosemary bushes growing in the flowerbeds near the house.

 

Reviews for WHISPER:

4 Angels!! ...Adrianna Dane's Whisper is one story that will give you goosebumps. ... Their encounters are strange and yet compelling, especially the sexual ones! They're inventive and will definitely raise your body temperature. The plot is fairly complex and will keep your interest right up until the end when it's all tied up. --Trang, Fallen Angel Reviews

4 Stars-Excellent! ...Adrianna Dane brings her readers a moving story of a woman who must overcome the tragedy of her past by accepting an unusual love into her life. I though this was a moving story and the characters were well developed and I liked getting to know them as I read the story. ... Adrianna Dane writes with an ease and smooth flow that draws her readers in. ... I would strongly recommend this book. I am definitely going to look into more books by Adrianna Dane... --latomli, MayReviews.com

This is the perfect book to keep your nerves stretched tight and your mind spinning from the sexual suspense. This reader especially appreciated the complete closure at the end. It added credibility to the total package of this tale of paranormal love. It showed that Ms. Dane's meticulously carnal pen left no stone unturned, shocking and titillating this reader page after page... The ending of this book will set your loins on fire! Janalee Ruschhaupt, The Road to Romance

4/5 Stars! Heat level: H. ...Heart wrenching and emotional from the very first page, Whisper is a truly engaging tale of justice, passion, betrayal and ultimately, love. Not many authors could pull off a heroine like Eden in an erotic romance, but Ms. Dane does it wonderfully. ... A different kind of ghost story, Whisper is part of the Lush Encounters of the Ghostly Kind AmberPax Collection released from Amber Quill Press. If you're looking for a touching tale likely to stay with you long after you turn the last page, this book will not disappoint... --Bell Dessler, JERR

4 Cups! ...This is a wonderful and sensual love story. The author really helps the reader see the world through a blind woman's perspective, and she can certainly write vivid love scenes. The characters are very realistic, well-written and the story is one the reader will have a hard time putting down... --Maura, Coffee Time Romance

3 Hearts! ...Adrianna Dane has given us two very dynamic characters to enjoy. This is a short read but it has passion for all of its brevity. I could see this as a neat TV movie... --Yvonne Murray, The Romance Studio

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