VAL TOBIN (Cont.)
WALK-IN
BLURB EXCERPT
A sense of impending doom has plagued psychic
Viktoria Kovacs all day. Not even a card reading helps
her get to the bottom of what’s behind it. In fact, the
Tarot reading she does makes things worse when the
Death card appears.
Things get weirder and more sinister after Viktoria’s
long-lost twin sister shows up at the door.
Why did Viktoria’s sister vanish for five years? What
happened to her memory? And how did she end up living
with the mysterious millionaire claiming to be her protec-
tor?
When Aedan McCarthy visits the occult shop where
Viktoria works, he’s researching a novel, not looking for
love. Unprepared for the jolt of electricity that sparks
between them, Aedan wants to explore the possibilities.
Getting romantically entangled with Aedan may be
Viktoria’s destiny, but it might cost him his soul.
Can Viktoria save herself without sacrificing those
she loves? ―Sexy‖ was Viktoria’s first thought. Something famil-
iar about him was her second. He wore jeans and a pale
blue shirt, open at the neck. The sleeves were rolled up,
and his wavy brown hair brushed the top of his collar at
the back. He reminded her of a young Han Solo, and that
wasn’t hard to take at all.
Focus, Viktoria. His hotness had better not stymie her
psychic abilities.
―Hi, ladies, I’m here to see Viktoria Kovacs.‖ His
voice was a smooth baritone that sent a shiver through
her, as if she’d just been stroked by a feather. This next
hour would be a long one if she’d have to check her libido
at the reading room entrance.
―That’s me.‖ Her voice came out breathy, and a flush
crept over her face. Oh, God. She shook it off and stepped
from behind the counter, holding her right hand out for
him to shake. ―You must be Aedan McCarthy. Have we
met before?‖
He clasped her hand and gave it a firm pump before
releasing it. ―No, I doubt it—I’d remember you after one
look.‖
Viktoria chewed on her lip to prevent herself from
giggling like a schoolgirl.
Review: Eric Lahti at EricLahti.com Wrote:
―Into this world of magic and spirits, Tobin drops a psy-
chic reader, a powerful (and evil) psychic, a witch, and a
journalist who’s out of his element but ready to under-
stand. She manages to weave a mystery about a missing
woman with a story of a budding romance and wrap it all
up in a paranormal bow.‖
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