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He is the emperor of the dark night—cruel and indifferent, rejecting the warmth of women's affection. He ensnared her, viewing her as the antidote to the love poison that coursed through him, instantly addicted, and henceforth, forever beyond redemption.
"The women who have glimpsed my body have only one destiny," he declared, donning a refined silver-black mask, his smile sly. "Yet, I find your scent intriguing. You may choose the manner of your demise."
Their first encounter saw him pinning her to the carpet. Though commonplace advances typically involved various kisses, he surprised her by biting her neck. The perplexing question lingered: Why was he, not a vampire, drinking her blood?!
Upon their second meeting, she fell prey to his bodyguard's abduction, brought before him. As she teetered on the brink of total consumption, a mysterious factor within her body was triggered...
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This book, “The Lycan King’s Mind Reading Mate…” reminds me of The Princess Bride - on steroids. It is a love story with adventures, social justice, some sex and political commentary without being oreachy. It is also hilarious! (I recommend the soundtrack to The Princess Bride, Storybook Love, in particular, as a backdrop to Primrose and Edmund’s love story and adventures) This is absolutely one of my all time favorites.