"A Destiny She Never Dreamed Of"

Megan is overjoyed to spend time with her best friend in a quaint Irish seaside village, especially since it's a village that attracts a number of gorgeous seals — seals that draw her like a magnet. Then, unsettled by the erotic dreams that had been plaguing her sleep, one morning's stroll finds her face-to-face with one of the beasts.

His bite changes everything.

Urlon of the p'or was driven by something far stronger than will to mark the human woman as his own, every instinct in his body shrieked that he had to make her his. Her arrival, so soon before the time when his kind would take to the shore and pull on their human forms, was just another confirmation.

With the dreams getting worse, and the unlikely advent of Urlon in her life, Megan has enough stress. Just wait until she finds out the secrets that Urlon is hiding — secrets that men will kill to uncover!

THE SILKIE'S WOMAN is an exquisitely dreamy sensual adventure. Sea magic and romance is a powerful combination, but the suspense of secrets and the mysterious nature of the hero, both carefully plotted and penned, raises this story to a whole different level. The explicit sexual encounters — both in dreams and out of them — are between Megan and Urlon, with Cameron's twist of a virgin hero and an experienced heroine to shift the scales a bit. The suspense part of the novel is actually quite small, the story focuses instead on the building relationship between the characters, and on the mysteries of Urlon's origin. THE SILKIE'S WOMAN is a great bet for a different paranormal story, especially for those readers who have a soft spot for silkies and their kin.

Sensuality Level: This novel has been rated "Scorcher" by the publisher.

Reviewed by Ann Leveille
Courtesy Sensual Romance Reviews
Posted March 4, 2004

First book in the Brothers of the Sea series

Summary

Ireland is a land full of mist and legends.

The Brothers of the Sea have ruled the waters off Ireland's coast for millennium, but their numbers are decreasing, and tribebrothers have failed to come home after the change. Urlon's first trip to land presents an unexpected complication in the form of a potential mate. His dreams have been filled with desire and he has awakened each day aching for a woman he hasn't even met. Their first meeting is explosive, and Urlon can't help but bind Megan with the unbreakable ties of Amat.

Megan's life has taken a turn towards the strange. Red-hot dreams have taken over her nights and hallucinations of a beautiful man have taken over her days.

When she stumbles upon the same man pleasuring himself in the wilds of Ireland, her voyeuristic tendencies get her into trouble. She finds herself unintentionally bound to a man she doesn't understand, and filled with doubts about his very humanity.