First Book of the Grave Series
Lori Sjoberg
Genre: paranormal romance
Publisher: Kensington Publishing
ISBN: 9781601830067
ASIN: B009T9SCDA
Number of pages: Approx. 289
Word Count: 96,100
Book Description:
He's handsome, reliable, and punctual-the
perfect gentleman when you want him to be. But this dream man is Death's best
agent-and now he's got more than his soul to lose . . .
One
act of mercy before dying was all it took to turn soldier David Anderson into a
reaper-an immortal who guides souls-of-untimely-death into the afterlife. But
the closer he gets to atoning for his mortal sin and finally escaping merciless
Fate, the more he feels his own humanity slipping away for good.
Until
he encounters Sarah Griffith. This skeptical scientist can't be influenced by
his powers-even though she has an unsuspected talent for sensing the dead. And
her honesty and irreverent sense of humor reignite his reason for living-and a
passion he can't afford to feel. Now Fate has summoned David to make a
devastating last harvest. And he'll break every hellishly-strict netherworld
rule to save Sarah...and gamble on a choice even an immortal can't win.
Growing up the youngest of three
girls, Lori never had control of the remote. (Not that she’s bitter about that.
Really. Okay, maybe a little, but it’s not like she’s scarred for life or
anything.) That meant a steady diet of science fiction and fantasy. Star Trek,
Star Wars, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits – you name it, she watched it. It fed
her imagination, and that came in handy when the hormones kicked in and she
needed a creative excuse for staying out past curfew.
After graduating from the
University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Science, Lori worked for
nearly a decade in retail management. When that got boring, she switched to
financial planning, and then insurance. The writing bug bit a few years later.
After completing her first manuscript, she joined the Romance Writers of
America and Central Florida Romance Writers. Now she exercises the analytical
half of her brain at work, and the creative half writing paranormal romance.
When she’s not doing either one of those, she’s usually spending time with her
husband and children of the four-legged variety.
@Lori_Sjoberg
1 comments:
I loved Grave Intentions. I feel so bad for poor Adam. I hope we get to see more of him.
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