As a Sibyl and a member of the North Manhattan fighting
triad, Cynda Flynn is a tried warrior of the old blood. Her
current assignment has her working the mean (and cold)
streets of New York City with her sisters in magic, Riana
and Merilee. Together the three work their elemental magic,
Cynda -- fire, Riana -- earth, Merilee -- air, to protect
mortal man from the dark supernatural magic at work in the
world.
After infiltrating the Legion and spending five years
undercover with the vile demons that make up its ranks,
half-human/half-demon cop Nick Lowell knows how the vermin
think and is the man most likely to predict their next
move. Or so the theory goes. The Legion takes the good guys
completely by surprise when it targets and attempts to
murder the entire line of fire Sibyls. Cynda barely escapes
the brutal attack and the sisterhood enlists Nick to act as
her bodyguard until the guilty parties are hunted down and
destroyed. Cynda objects; she's not a woman who appreciates
a babysitter, but her complaints fall on deaf ears. Nick is
in total agreement with her triad sisters and intends to
stick to Cynda like her shadow, closer if she'll let him.
And she's definitely thinking about letting him.
BOUND BY FLAME is as action-packed and sexy as its
predecessor, BOUND BY SHADOW. The last book in the trilogy,
BOUND BY LIGHT, will follow in August.
Gorgeous flame-haired Cynda Flynn knows fire—its heat, its
power, its magic. A fully trained Sybil warrior priestess,
Cynda’s weapon is flame. But she’s unprepared for the
passion ignited by Nick Lowell, an undercover cop in the
NYPD’s Occult Crime Unit. He’s half human, half demon, and
hotter than hell, with fathomless black eyes that ignite
something buried deep inside Cynda, making her melt in all
the right places.
Luckily, Nick has found a way to control his dark side, but
he’s done it old-school—through steel-willed self-control.
And after five years working secretly within the deadly
Legion cult, he’s unbreakable. Or he was, until Cynda came
along. Now it’s personal—and even his big bad love may not
be enough to halt a terrible new evil snuffing out fire
Sybils like Cynda. It’s nasty. And if it can’t be stopped,
they’re all going to fry.