Blood, Lust & Love

by Toni Carter

You either share blood, lust, or love. Shy Dione Pace has been in love with Andru 'Dru' Bennet for years, and after he proposed marriage to her friend, Mocha Andril, she is determined to stop him after learning that Mocha has killed his unborn baby on purpose. Aside from trying to stop their wedding and marriage, Shy has to decide if her fiancé, Khamen Ellis, is worth losing. Since Dru's adoption, he has only loved two women; his adopted mother and Shy. Now that he’s set to marry Mocha, he must put his feelings aside and try to move on. His whole world changes, however, when an unexpected visitor from his past brings truths about his life he never thought possible. Khamen knows that loving Shy comes at a cost, and watching her try to choose between him and Dru has only made him want to prove that he is the better man…even if he has to jeopardize an investigation into the killing of his birth father. What he comes to discover is that you don’t get to choose who shares a past with you or who will be there in your future. Telling the story of Shy, Dru, and Khamen, Blood, Lust, & Love brings out a racy and tantalizing love triangle. A drama with an unforgettable series of events, thought provoking sex, and forbidden fantasies, these three learn that what you cannot control is the truth in who you share blood with, who you lust after, or who you love.

180 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 1, 2017

About the author

Toni Carter enjoys writing paranormal romance and short stories and she also writes under the name, Alice Black. She was born in England and has lived in several countries including Spain, Greece and Saudi Arabia.
Toni was a Senior Flight Attendant on a private jet for many years and she often includes a trip abroad, within her stories. ''Cheers William it's Christmas,'' is the seventh short story from her collection. She is currently working on a new Young Adult Paranormal Romance called, ''Spider Eyes.''

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Reviews

[Carla Smith · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spellbinding

Excellent read. Suspenseful and breathtaking. You can find yourself lost in the main character and fighting the wars raging within and against her.