Reviews...
"This exciting romance is a prime example of why Ms. Kauffman has become justly famed for the searing intensity of her sizzling love stories." 4 1/2 stars
-- Romantic Times Magazine
"Ms. Kauffman is an exceptionally talented author, and (Surrender the Dark) is possibly the best category romance I have ever read." 5 stars
--Affaire de Coeur
" A really emotional and gripping story. You'll be sure to want to read the others. A keeper."
-- Book Rack
"This...is a powerfully written and very satisfying story."
--Paperback Forum
"Donna Kauffman is brilliant. She...delivers a captivating love story you'll want to read over and over again. SURRENDER THE DARK's super-charged emotion will weave it's spell around you."
--Booklovers
"Author Donna Kauffman captures the reader on the first page and holds on tight until the book's end. Her descriptions propel the characters off the page to emotionally dramatize this story of mystery, adventure and romance."
-- Gothic Journal
"Emotion wrenching and hot as blazes, Ms. Kauffman finds the way straight to the reader's heart."
--A Little Romance
"The first book in the Musketeer series is a definite winner for Ms. Kauffman. A story pulsating with emotions so strong that the reader feels it from the very beginning."
-- Rendezvous
"5 stars! Superior, don't miss this one!"
--Heartland Critiques
Excerpt
"I know you want me out of your life, Rae," Jarrett said tightly. "You've made that more than clear. Trust me when I say I'm not too thrilled to be here either."
"Well, I'm sorry you find the company lacking," she retorted. "I didn't move fifty miles from the middle of nowhere because I wanted company!"
"That's just it," he said, his voice dark and rough. "I don't find you lacking. In fact, under different circumstances, I could think of nothing I'd like better than being stuck with you fifty miles from nowhere."
Her mouth parted in a gasp, and Jarrett groaned in defeat. "Rae, if I was the kind of man who could let himself want, you'd be just about perfect."
"Hardly perfect," she said on a choked whisper.
"Feels that way to me." He lowered his mouth toward hers... |