Genre: M/M Paranormal Romance
Release Date: 8 September 2018
Publisher: Hot Tree Publishing
Shahin Halcón has been taught that if and when he meets his soulmate, he’ll know immediately. Always the rebel, he doesn’t believe it until the day he crosses paths with Cai, a full-human.
Plagued by unsuccessful relationships and heartache, Cai Banes’s life is quiet and unexciting. When he meets young and wild Shahin, his life is turned upside down, and he's not sure he likes it.
But neither can deny the powerful pull that draws them together.
Old secrets and ancient myths about cross-species relationships plague their romance and threaten to put their happiness and life at risk. Will their love for each other be strong enough to survive?
The Halcóns had a saying, “Once you meet him, you’ll know.” Shahin had never really believed it, choosing to do everything in his power to prove the absurdity of such belief. Even as he watched the other man maneuvering the blue car smoothly out of the tight space and driving away, his mind rebelled against such a notion.
Cai followed the same routine every day. He woke up at dawn and sat at the bay window, coffee in one hand, tablet in the other. By eight, his well-dressed, tall figure left the house, a woolen scarf wrapped casually around his neck, and walked down the street a couple blocks to the local Starbucks for his second cup of the morning. His car, a sensible, no-frills Corolla was always parked on the assigned parallel parking line along the sidewalk, a few doors down from his house.
From above, Shahin followed Cai’s long trench coat as he entered the car, an impressive figure even from that high. The metallic blue of his car was easy to track and Shahin flew after it, a little guilt gnawing on his conscience, but curiosity and fascination for the orderly life of the man who had caught his eye had won. Who was he kidding? Cai had caught more than just his eye. The six-foot-five man with the silver hair had grabbed his heart and held it with an iron fist. Even if he wasn’t aware of it at all.
Deep inside he knew. Despite a lifetime of fighting against it, believing it to be a simple old wives’ tale, he knew. Cai was his soul mate.
The irony was not lost on him as he hovered over the car at a distance, the strength of the pull urging him on. The fact that they hadn’t even met yet was a bit of a problem too. Stalking the man from the skies did not qualify as courtship even among Shahin’s people. But was it really stalking if he didn’t invade Cai’s privacy, never watching him within walls? God, he hoped not, because that would brand him as a seriously creepy individual.
Cai didn’t have far to go to his destination, a small building in old town Manassas. He always parked in the street and walked the few extra yards to the door of his office, a graphic artists’ studio above a restaurant. Before crossing the threshold, the tall man took a last long sip of his coffee, threw the cup in the trash can by the door, and pointing his keys toward the car, locked it.
Shahin circled over the building, the need to follow Cai inside burning in his chest. Not even the cold wind, buffeting his face and body, distracted him from the larger-than-life attraction—the magnetic pull of a soul mate. He circled around a few more times, a strange, longing sound escaping his throat, before spiraling upwards and away. It was time he met his mate.
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Author of We Will Always Have the Closet, Desert Jewel, and Loved You Always, Natalina wrote her first romance in collaboration with her best friend at the age of 13. Since then she has ventured into other genres, but romance is first and foremost in almost everything she writes.
After earning a degree in tourism and foreign languages, she worked as a tourist guide in her native Portugal for a short time before moving to the United States. She li
ved in three continents and a few islands, and her knack for languages and linguistics led her to a master’s degree in education. She lives in Virginia where she has taught English as a Second Language to elementary school children for more years than she cares to admit.
Natalina doesn’t believe you can have too many books or too much coffee. Art and dance make her happy and she is pretty sure she could survive on lobster and bananas alone. When she is not writing or stressing over lesson plans, she shares her life with her husband and two adult sons.
After earning a degree in tourism and foreign languages, she worked as a tourist guide in her native Portugal for a short time before moving to the United States. She li
Natalina doesn’t believe you can have too many books or too much coffee. Art and dance make her happy and she is pretty sure she could survive on lobster and bananas alone. When she is not writing or stressing over lesson plans, she shares her life with her husband and two adult sons.
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