Nairn O'Banyon loves women. All women. Any women who'll
give him their time and lovely bodies. Skilled in flattery,
O'Banyon finds many women who are willing. But he was
betrayed by a woman who attempted to use him to kill his
friend. Now, he's left his home time of the Middle Ages and
lives in Prince Regent's London, a cursed man.
When he meets the Countess of Colline, Antoinette, it
suddenly becomes much harder to keep his secret. Drawn to
her as to no other, O'Banyon finds himself even more angry
at the curse under which he lives. But Antoinette is the
first woman in a long time (maybe ever!) to scorn his
attentions. She has problems of her own and a secret of her
own, too.
Ms. Greiman excels at dialogue and her O'Banyon character
is a jewel. Witty, dynamic and sexy, you'll be rooting for
this warrior to fight his way out of his dreadful past and
find love. Antoinette, too, is a compelling character -- a
smart woman who makes a terrific heroine. A fun summer
read. I recommend the entire Men of the Mist series.
To the ladies of the town he is the "Irish Wolf," an
unobtainable object of their most hidden desires. But
centuries ago, O'Banyon fell victim to an evil
enchantress. Once ruthless in battle--and in the
bedchamber--he is now cursed...and the wolf is set free.
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