Product Description

Book 3 in the Men Of August series Will she bring the gift of acceptance, or will she break the bonds that have been forged through the fires of hell? Heather's job was to guard Sam's body. As part of the team assigned to the protection of the August family, she had taken her job seriously. Until a madman learned she was Sam August's weakness. Until the past rose with deadly intent and surprising secrets. Will Sam be able to deny his passion for this woman, or will the dark nightmares and sensuous desires that rage through them both be the cause of his destruction, and the destruction of the woman he loves?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4825 in Books
• Published on: 2005-01-30
• Released on: 2008-07-25
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 262 pages

Customer Reviews

A FAN FROM NEW YORK
Lora Leigh continues her series with Heather's Gift-Sam and Heather's story. Sam and Heather come together at a time when a murderer is wanting to harm everything they hold dear. The suspense in this story will keep you captivated. A definite page turner, that will have you finishing it in one sitting.

The erotic sex is definitely a plus. Described as ultra hot and equal to an inferno by most of her readers, the erotica will have you squirming for more.

The sequel to the August Brother Series, does not disapoint. Visit www.loraleigh.com for more information on the series, and Ultra-Hot excerpts.

That's not sexy!!! That's creepy!!!
think about the premise, it's not only creepy, it's just wrong. The August brothers were sexually abused and victimized as young men and now the only way they can feel complete love from a woman is together. I know, I know it's total backwoods Jerry Springer crap!!! I really don't like books like this. Ones that have a racier theme or kink and wrap it up with a bow and call it "fufilling" or "complete love". Where I come from having a threesome or foursome with your brothers is just disturbed!!! And the women in story just buy into this warped way of thinking. I don't know about other ladies but if a guy I was dating suggested this; there would be a me shaped hole in the door, and burnt rubber in the driveway!!

Why, oh why do they have to 'share'?
I'm a big fan of Lora Leigh's work with one big exception - I can't abide it when her hero's just have to share their women for seemingly no good reason apart from to generate a XXX sex scene. I don't mind explicit language, and she's fantastic at creating chemistry and sizzling heat, as well as convincing characters so it really disappoints me to see so many of her male protagonists go down the same, silly path. For me, it wrecks the story.