Title: Stargazer(Halo's #2)
Author: Sunniva Dee
Genre: Paranormal/New Adult
Release Date: October 31, 2014
Synopsis:
I’m Luna, and I’ve been in the Twilight Zone since I moved in
with my sister and her boyfriend.
I sense their secrets in every corner of the house.
Gabriel is eerily beautiful, and his personality disturbingly perfect, while Gaia’s inexplicable PTSD and mood swings bounce her between bliss and despair.
Until Gabriel’s brothers pay a visit.
Cassiel...
He’s the night to his brother’s day. He’s sex personified and the devil in one hell of a stunning package. It’s been years since I last saw him, but this man makes me burn. He hooks me with his touch. Enthralls me with those oddly simmering eyes. He pierces my soul with his knowing smirks, and I am losing myself in him.
Ka...
With pearlescent hair and spring green eyes, he crashes into my world. I thought this crazy, beautiful man could mend my bleeding heart. Make things recognizable again—normal. Instead he pulls me from the embers and feeds me to the open fire.
College life. Is this what everyone goes through?
I sense their secrets in every corner of the house.
Gabriel is eerily beautiful, and his personality disturbingly perfect, while Gaia’s inexplicable PTSD and mood swings bounce her between bliss and despair.
Until Gabriel’s brothers pay a visit.
Cassiel...
He’s the night to his brother’s day. He’s sex personified and the devil in one hell of a stunning package. It’s been years since I last saw him, but this man makes me burn. He hooks me with his touch. Enthralls me with those oddly simmering eyes. He pierces my soul with his knowing smirks, and I am losing myself in him.
Ka...
With pearlescent hair and spring green eyes, he crashes into my world. I thought this crazy, beautiful man could mend my bleeding heart. Make things recognizable again—normal. Instead he pulls me from the embers and feeds me to the open fire.
College life. Is this what everyone goes through?
Excerpt:
CASSIEL
What the hell happened back there? She was one measly Earthling. A
single goddamn daughter of Eve out of thousands, millions—fucking billions! I
was pitiful.
I went home after she slipped out of my arms. Now, I drew in a deep,
cleansing breath and reached for the glass of champagne on the nightstand.
Empty already? Fuck.
I untangled from the last chick and got up. In her stupor, a
blissful smile still curled her lips. It’d never made me impatient before.
A chilled bottle waited at the wet bar. I snapped it open and
poured icy fizz over the strawberry I’d squeezed too hard. The fruity mass
resembled bloody entrails, which suited me fine.
Lingerie. My gaze trailed over the second girl. An arm and a leg
strained limp toward the floor, soft skin reflecting from the wall-wide mirror.
The curve of her ass, the sheer thigh-highs I’d rolled down a fraction. All
details that simply made my existence.
This trio would be out my door soon with their minds erased.
“You want another glass?” I grumbled to Perky-Boobs. Not that I
couldn’t remember names—some just bored me.
“I—I…” she gasped out.
I hadn’t taken her yet. To attain the hint of a thrill, I’d
skipped the dazzling on this one. She sat rigid against the headboard, chest
heaving with desire and anticipation. So fucking predictable.
She pinned her knees together, and they tipped demurely to one
side. Now she flicked a wide-eyed glance at her friends.
Luna went to Ka again.
I did enjoy how Perky Boobs’ negligee slid open to reveal puffy
areolas as she shifted.
“Never mind,” I said. “Your drink can wait.”
And to hell with the Samuelle girl.
About The
Author:
Originally from Norway, I moved to the United States twelve
years ago. I hold a Master's degree in languages and taught Spanish at
college level before settling in at the Savannah College of Art and Design as
an adviser.
I write New Adult
fiction, sometimes with a paranormal twist—like in “Shattering Halos,”
published by The Wild Rose Press in February 24th 2014 and in “Stargazer,”
estimated release date, November 2014.
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