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Lord Conen Mars Sheridan of Glashire,
found himself the only one remaining alive on the
battlefield. Barely waking from his wounds, he believes a
beautiful angel has come down to take him. She proves to be
his savior. Marial has looked through the bodies of the
battle hoping she would be there in case someone was alive.
Surprisingly, she discovers one soldier barely alive. He is
the soldier who her deceased husband held in high regard and
she knows she must help him. Conen, however, holds a
beastly secret, one that Marial is surprisingly easy to
accept. Something about Lord Sheridan has captured her
attention and drawn her in. He opens up feelings she
thought had died with her husband. Now together, he helps
her soar and experience new things. She doesn't want to let
him go, but once he is healed will he choose to leave her
behind?
Healing the Beast is a good story that held my
attention from the very beginning. It started out one way
and then I was greatly surprised how Marial decided to take
her future into her own hands and experience things she
probably never would have before. Healing the Beast
will draw you in quickly and hold you to the pages until the
final paragraph. Ms. Grey knows how to build a story and
make it all wonderful in the end. |