Nobody can write Forbidden Fantasies
like Cara Summers!
Of Led Into Temptation
“Sensationally sensual … this tale of a forbidden,
guilt-ridden love is a delight. Brimming with diverse,
compelling characters, scorching-hot love scenes,
romance and even a ghost, this story is unforgettable.”
—Romancejunkies.com
“This deliciously naughty fantasy takes its time
heating up, but it’s worth the wait! …”
—RT Book Reviews
Of Taken Beyond Temptation
“Great characters with explosive chemistry, a fun
intrigue-flavored plot and a high degree of sensuality
add up to an excellent read! …”
—RT Book Reviews
“Filled with intrigue, mystery, humor, sizzling
hot love scenes, a well-matched couple, a surprise
ending and a ghost, this story is unforgettable
and definitely a winner.”
—Romancejunkies.com
Of Twice the Temptation
“Well written! … Fans will be delighted to see their
favorites return for brief appearances …”
—RT Book Reviews
“Cara Summers has penned two tales in Twice the Temptation which will not be forgotten, but will live on in the reader’s fantasies.” —Cataromance.com
Dear Reader,
I love writing FORBIDDEN FANTASIES for Blaze, and so getting the chance to write three in a row is a real treat!
Seven years ago, spurred on by their father’s wedding, a bottle of champagne and a serious case of lust for their new stepmother’s gorgeous sons, Adair, Piper and Nell MacPherson each wrote down their most secret sexual fantasies about their “ideal” man and buried them in a stone arch on their family’s estate. Then they forgot all about them. Almost.
Now, one by one, the Sutherland triplets, Cam, Duncan and Reid, are being drawn back to Castle MacPherson, not only by the erotic fantasies penned all those years ago, but also to right a wrong and restore a stolen bride’s long-missing dowry to its rightful owners.
I hope that you enjoy Cam and Adair’s story, No Risk Refused, and that you will look for No Holds Barred in September and then No Desire Denied. All three books feature an amazing dog named Alba, who currently resides at the Northeast Animal Shelter in Salem, Massachusetts, but is waiting for her forever home. I hope you fall in love with her just as I did.
For news on my future releases, visit www.carasummers.com. And for more information on the Northeast Animal Shelter and the Blaze Authors’ Pet Project, visit www.blazeauthors.com/blog.
May all your forbidden fantasies come true!
Cara Summers
About the Author
Was CARA SUMMERS born with the dream of becoming a published romance novelist? No. But now that she is, she still feels her dream has come true. And she owes it all to her mother, who handed her a Mills & Boon novel and said, “Try it. You’ll love it.” Mom was right! Cara has written over forty stories for Blaze, and she has won numerous awards including a Lifetime Achievement Award for Series Storyteller of the Year from RT Book Reviews. When she isn’t working on new books, she teaches in the writing program at Syracuse University.
No Risk Refused
Cara Summers
MILLS & BOON
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To my sons, Kevin, Brian and Brendan.
As you’ve grown into fine young men, I’ve seen
you do everything you can to protect and cherish
the ones you love. In short, you inspire my heroes.
Thanks! I love all three of you.
And special thanks to the best editor in the world—Brenda
Chin. You have once more pulled one of
my stories out of the darkness and into the light.
Prologue
Glen Loch, NY
Summer 1812
THUNDER CRASHED AND lightning ripped through the sky while rain lashed at the stone arch over Eleanor Campbell MacPherson’s head.
Perfect, she thought.
It was one of her dreams that had awakened her. She’d heard Angus’s voice again. The sound of the wind had drawn her out onto her balcony and when she’d seen the clouds roll in over the lake, blacking out the stars, she’d known it was time to begin her mission. To right a wrong that she’d done so many years before.
Slipping out of the castle, she’d raced the rain to the stone arch and reached it just as the skies opened. The dreams that had been recurring since her husband’s death had
