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    Kairos: The Enmortals Series, #1

    By K. J. Coakley

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    An Adult Paranormal Romance Novel.
    Authors Note: Due to profanity and adult sexual content, this book is recommended for audiences 18+.
     

    What if the enticing man who has just seized your every sense enlightens you to realms beyond our dimension? Can that spark of love withstand a war to protect mankind? Kairos: An Enmortals Series Novel by K. J. Coakley is the spellbinding novel that reveals that the deepest love need not be confined to the trappings of one world.

    The first in a series of adult paranormal romances, Kairos swirls in mankind, magic, and mythology as it chronicles the first blush of yearning between Sulwen Macgregor, a shy and sheltered college senior, and Logan Thatcher, a mesmerizing former playboy with arresting good looks, an offbeat sense of humor, and an ironclad moral code. When the two meet, Sulwen has no inkling that she soon will embark on an odyssey that not only exposes Logan as other than mortal, but uncovers astonishing aspects of her own being as well.

    As Logan saves Sulwen from fast-approaching peril, the two must discover if their love is truly without bounds and strong enough to fend off adversaries far more craven than they ever could fathom. With wild imagination, otherworldly passion, and heart-pumping action, Kairos goes where no human being has dared, all in the name of love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherK. J. Coakley
    Release dateJun 12, 2014
    ISBN9781513058436
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    Kairos: The Enmortals Series, #1
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    K. J. Coakley

    I live a life where I play many roles...as most women do when they are a wife, mother, and caretaker of a rowdy dog with an appetite for furniture. But when I’m not working my day job, or spending time with my family, I can be found glued to my laptop where I love to create worlds with sexy alpha males and brazen heroines. I’m also an avid fan of heavy metal and rock music, and regularly attend music festivals with my better half.   Amazon Author Page: amazon.com/author/kjcoakley

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