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    Driven by Night
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    Driven by Night

    By Aliyah Burke

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    Sometimes we need to step from the shadows.

    Tiarnán Malone is one of the best warriors of the Guardians. Sent to meet a woman to pick something up for his mentor, he saves the woman who is to be his mate. And his artifact. Circumstances throw them together, but while he knows they are meant to be, she isn’t as easily convinced.

    Calida Michaels can’t complain about how her new savoir and companion looks. However, she’s not so quick to buy this ‘mates forever’ talk, especially when there’s another woman who takes precedence over her, time and time again.

    Despite all that’s going on around her and her feelings for him, Calida eventually leaves, unable to withstand the pain. Will Tiarnán reach her in time or will she be gone forever, relegating him to a world completely driven by night?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTotally Bound Publishing
    Release dateJun 2, 2015
    ISBN9781784305840
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    Aliyah Burke

    Aliyah Burke is a USA Today bestselling author happily married to a career military man. Blissfully owned by some Borzoi, she spends her days at the day job, writing, and working with her dogs. She loves to hear from her readers and can be reached via her website.

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