Fire in the Wind

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by Alexandra Sellers


  "Of course," he said.

  There was no of course about it, that she could see. A man who owned a house like this—and, presumably, a boat like the Outcast II—was not your normal run-of-the-mill kidnapper of lumber barons. Or their daughters. Shulamith wrinkled her brow.

  "It's a Winterhawk design, isn't it?" she said, for something to say.

  "What?" he asked, stopping on the top step and turning sharply to look at her.

  "The house," she said. "It looks as though it was designed by Johnny Winterhawk. Wasn't it? I've seen a few of the private residences he's done, and—" She broke off and looked at her abductor. He was rigidly immobile, looking at her with the oddest expression in his eyes.

  "What's the matter?" she said impatiently. "Don't you know who designed your house?" Johnny Winterhawk wasn't exactly a household name, but she would have expected at least a spark of recognition. Winterhawk had very original ideas about awkward locations and natural sites, and he had already designed a number of public buildings in Vancouver and a university in the States that they were still talking about. "He's very good, isn't he?" Her glance wandered to the house again. "I wanted a Winterhawk house when we built the house we're in now," she remembered wistfully. "But Daddy...."

  As the realization crystalized in her brain Smith's voice died, and her lips parted on a soft gasp. Slowly, slowly she turned her head to look at her dark, hatchet-faced abductor. He was staring at her, his eyes filled with mingled amazement and disbelief. He looked thunderstruck.

  No more thunderstruck than she.

  "You can't be. You can't be!" she said slowly, her voice a whisper, her turquoise eyes mirroring his amazement. "But you are! You're Johnny Winterhawk!"

  "Damn it! Damn it to hell! You mean to say you didn't know?" Johnny Winterhawk thundered, looking as though he wanted to hit something.

  Alexandra Sellers is the author of the award-winning Sons of the Desert mini-series. She has written over two million words for print, including 40 romantic novels. She is the recipient of the Romantic Times' Career Achievement Award for Series (2009) and for Series Romantic Fantasy (2000). Her novels have been translated into over 15 languages. She divides her time between London, Crete and Vancouver.

  Learn more about Alexandra Sellers on the web at:

  Website: www.alexandrasellers.com

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  eBooks by Alexandra Sellers

  Captive of Desire

  Sons of the Desert mini-series:

  Bride of the Sheikh

  Sheikh's Ransom

  The Solitary Sheikh

  Beloved Sheikh

  Sheikh's Honor

  Sheikh's Temptation

  The Sultan's Heir

  Undercover Sultan

  Sleeping with the Sultan

  Sheikh's Woman

  The Playboy Sheikh

  Sheikh's Castaway

  The Ice Maiden's Sheikh

  The Fierce and Tender Sheikh

  Sheikh's Betrayal

  Sheikh of Ice (novella) in the Sheiks of Summer anthology

  Silhouette Intimate Moments:

  Roughneck

  Dearest Enemy

  Wife on Demand

  Born Royal (Firstborn Sons)

  Silhouette Yours Truly and Desire:

  A Nice Girl Like You

  Shotgun Wedding

  Not Without a Wife

  Occupation: Millionaire

  Occupation: Casanova

  Upcoming ebooks:

  Season of Storm

  The Forever Kind

  The Indifferent Heart

  The Real Man

  The Male Chauvinist

  The Old Flame

  The Best Of Friends

  A Gentleman and a Scholar

  The Vagabond

  Table of Contents

  Cover

  Title Page

  Letter to the Reader

  Prologue

  Chapter 1

  Chapter 2

  Chapter 3

  Chapter 4

  Chapter 5

  Chapter 6

  Chapter 7

  Chapter 8

  Chapter 9

  Chapter 10

  Chapter 11

  Chapter 12

  Chapter 13

  Chapter 14

  Chapter 15

  Chapter 16

  Chapter 17

  Chapter 18

  Chapter 19

  Epilogue

  Excerpt from SEASON OF STORM by Alexandra Sellers

  Prologue

  Chapter 1

  Chapter 2

  Meet the Author

 

 

 


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