Into the Flame - (Darkness Chosen Novel) by Christina Dodd (Paperback)

About the Book

Doug Black is the Wilder brother who's been missing for centuries. With no idea of where he's from, he's become an angry young cop with the ability to transform into a cougar. In search of others like him, he comes across a beautiful woman who may hold the secret to his destiny. Original.

Book Synopsis

In this "devilishly clever, scintillatingly sexy paranormal series,"(Chicago Tribune) New York Times bestselling author Christina Dodd introduces the Wilder brothers--and the evil that's haunted their family for centuries. Finally, here is the missing link that could redeem them...

Brutally handsome cop Doug Black is determined to find the birth family who left him with nothing but a terrifying inheritance: the ability to change into a savage golden cougar. His search leads him to a woman as dauntless and exotic as her name. Firebird Wilder is bitterly familiar with supernatural gifts, and flees on discovering his secret, leaving Doug alone once more. But no one can escape a wild cougar on the hunt. When he finds her, they both must decide which is more powerful--the love that binds them together...or the secrets that threaten to tear them apart.

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Praise for Into the Flame

"Once again Christina Dodd weaves her spell." --Fallen Angel Reviews

"[A] stunning tale."--Romance Reviews Today

More Praise for Christina Dodd

"A star...Dodd writes with power and passion--and always leaves me satisfied!"--#1 New York Times Bestselling Author J. R. Ward

"A master romantic storyteller."--#1 New York Times Bestselling Author Kristin Hannah

"My go-to author."--New York Times Bestselling Author Jayne Ann Krentz

"Christina Dodd has a knack for tense, heart-pounding action."--Errant Dreams

About the Author

Christina Dodd is a New York Times bestselling author whose novels--from suspense to paranormal to historical--have been translated into twenty-five languages, won Romance Writers of America's prestigious Golden Heart and RITA Awards, and been called the year's best by Library Journal.