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Indigo Spell, 2007
Ellora's Cave ISBN: 978-1419909795 Genre: Fantasy Format:
Print
After winning a
date at a bachelors' auction, Tess, a wealthy socialite, is suddenly
caught in the middle of a magical fantasy.
Jaxon Richards is much
more than a sexy contractor who managed to break past her barriers
in just one night. He's the man Tess has been waiting for…only
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he's not
just a
man, and
it takes a trip across the
universe to convince her he really is the wizard he claims to be.
Jaxon knows he never should have touched Tess. But the moment he did, he
was lost and living without her is now unfathomable. The way she
whispered his name scorched him and when their bodies met, he felt alive
for the first time in an unbelievably long time.
Thrown into a whirlwind of desire, Tess is enchanted, surrounded by a
dream world where wizards reign and witches strive for supremacy. But
most of all she is lost in the magic of Jaxon's sensual spell.
Falling in love is never easy but falling in love with a wizard takes a
little magic.

Indigo Spell is an intense, powerful and intricately woven tale that
is both mesmerizing and thought-provoking. Rachel Carrington creates
a world unknown to man, one filled with amazing and wondrous
things... I loved Indigo Spell and highly recommend reading it. I
can’t wait to hear Braeden and Athena’s story!
~ Two Lips Reviews,
Five Lips and a
Recommended Read
Indigo Spell
takes you to a land of magic with wizards and witches who want world
domination. Rachel Carrington creates an intricate battle with magic
spells as the weapons. There are an abundance of steamy love scenes
to feed your fantasies.
~ Joyfully Reviewed
Indigo Spell is an unusual paranormal romance that will keep readers
wondering what will happen next. Ms. Carrington has created a world
that does not adhere to the guidelines and limitations of popular
paranormals. The world of wizards and witches has not been greatly
explored in the paranormal romance (or erotic) genre and this
particular story is unique even among those that I have read. The
sex is raw, the plot is good, and the ‘world’ is well developed. The
story is unusual and would be great for readers that are burned out
on the shape-shifters and vampires so popular in paranormal romance
today.
~ Rites of Romance Reviews
A great plot
and fascinating characters make Indigo Spell by Rachel Carrington
a must read for fans of erotic romance. The plot of this story is so
good it would stand alone even without the erotic scenes. Rachel
Carrington is an extremely talented author. Fans won’t be
disappointed with this one.
~ Reader Views
Fan and ice
water needed pronto, please. Indigo Spell is just that,
spellbinding from beginning to end. Indigo Spell is a
must-read for all paranormal lovers. The plot line was divine and
uninterrupted. The sex scenes were erotic and poignant at times.
And, of course, the characters were charming, sexy, and as close to
real as the reader can imagine. {This book} never missed a beat.
Even the supporting characters had their own place and amusing
attributes. Rachel Carrington never fails to please her readers. I’d
love to read more of these kinds of stories from {her} in the
future.
~ Romance Junkies
4 Ribbons
...overall,
this is a most enjoyable story.
~ Mrs. Giggles
Rating: 88

“Now, ladies,
the next bachelor I’d like to introduce to you makes his home in
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. At just under six-four, Jaxon
Richards is a contractor who can build your wildest fantasy.”
Tess didn’t miss the look the bachelor shot the host as he walked
from one end of the stage to the other. And she didn’t miss the
bachelor. The host hadn’t been lying about his height. And where the
three bachelors before him had been lean, this man was brawny, with
taut skin bronzed from long hours in the sun and a dark, dangerous
edge to his face. Tess leaned in for a closer look as Teensy gasped
behind her.
Tousled brown hair, combed with fingers, no doubt, fell over his
forehead and even from a distance, his eyes made her shiver with
anticipation. She couldn’t quite make out the color but they were
magnetic, a draw for any woman. A model of perfection, the
contractor was a combination of male beauty and raw masculinity. And
Tess couldn’t stop herself from staring any more than Teensy could
prevent herself from hyperventilating.
Shifting uncomfortably in her seat, Tess felt her panties grow damp
while her heartbeat accelerated. This was ridiculous! She didn’t
even know the man!
“He makes you cream, doesn’t he?” Belinda made a slurping sound.
“Will you knock it off?” But she couldn’t take her eyes off the
jeans that seemed to mold to his cock like a well-favored hand. Oh,
to be denim. The decadent thought brought a smile to her face.
Jaxon walked to the edge of the stage, his jaw clenched. With almost
radar perception, those mesmerizing eyes zeroed in on her face and
Tess shrank back a little against the heat of his gaze. He looked
straight at her, probably hadn’t missed the smile either. Dear Lord,
he probably thought she was interested in him. Which wasn’t entirely
inaccurate.
But to dispel the notion, Tess sat back against her chair and folded
her arms, pasting a bored expression on her face. “When is this
thing over, Belinda?” She was careful to keep her gaze lowered, away
from the contractor, but he stayed in her peripheral vision.
Belinda nudged her. “Will you be quiet? This one is looking at you.”
The collar of her silk blouse tightened. Why was it so stuffy? The
organizers of the event could have at least ensured that the airflow
was set at a decent level. They should have prepared for the
possibility that with all these women in the room there was going to
be some hot air flowing. Especially with all the heavy breathing.
Mrs. Barnsworth alone was panting like a sheepdog in the middle of
summer.
“And now.” The host tore open the winning bid with a flourishing
wave of his wrist. “I give you the winner of tonight’s auction for
Bachelor Number Four, Ms. Tess Montgomery. Ms. Montgomery, claim
your prize!”
Tess sat staring in open-mouthed shock, her neck turning slowly
toward Belinda. Her eyes narrowed as Belinda poked and prodded her
to her feet with a healthy dose of cheering and whistles. Tess had
never been more mortified in her life. Or more excited. As her high
heels sank into the plush carpeting, she made her way slowly,
reluctantly down the aisle toward the stage while butterflies danced
in her stomach.
She was really walking toward him, approaching a man who oozed sex,
a man who, no doubt, could make her forget everything she’d ever
learned about manners. Her feet moved without her consent, drawing
her ever closer. She was getting hotter—and wetter. Even now the
lips of her pussy hummed and Tess’ breath caught in her throat.
When was the last time any part of her body had hummed?
Jaxon Richards didn’t move. He simply stood in the middle of the
stage, his arms folded across his impressive chest, his chin thrust
upward at a challenging angle with a smirk playing about his lips.
It was almost a dare and Tess had never been one to back down from
any type of challenge.
Shoulders back, head held high, Tess headed toward the steps leading
up to the stage. She was almost there when strong hands clamped
around her upper arms and amidst cheers of approval, Jaxon lifted
her to stand in front of him. Her mouth open, she stared up into
steely silver eyes ribboned with gold. Her heart jumped between her
breastbone and her stomach.
Good Lord! The man had picked her up as if she weighed no more than
a sheet of paper. Heat emanated from his body and her nipples peaked
against the fabric of her blouse. She saw the contractor’s eyes drop
and then lift. He gave her a sexy, lopsided grin that told her he’d
seen.
The heat in the room inched up a degree.
“Well, Mr. Richards, as host of this event, I feel I should tell you
that your company for one evening came at an exorbitant price, one
Ms. Montgomery was more than willing to pay. In fact she outbid over
seventy-five women for one night alone with you.” The host beamed as
the fluorescent lighting threw his red face into bold relief.
Tess wanted the floor to open wide and swallow her. And then she
wanted it to open up beneath Belinda’s feet so she’d have someone to
pummel in the basement. The contractor’s hands still held her arms
and he continued to look at her, making her chest too tight and her
mouth dry. The silvery gold eyes studied her, much like she was the
one on the auction block.
He swept a look from the top of her head, taking a leisurely journey
down cream linen, resting on the swell of her breasts, the curve of
her hips, before finally returning to her face. And Tess felt like
she’d just been stroked with a hot, wet tongue.
She couldn’t think of one appropriate thing to say. But she really
didn’t blame herself. This wasn’t the type of situation one was
prepared for in the all-girls’ school she had attended. In fact she
wasn’t sure Ms. Emily Halston, the headmistress of the school, would
even know the proper etiquette for greeting a man whose company you
had just purchased for the evening. And Tess’ remaining years in
Charleston society certainly hadn’t prepared her for a bachelor’s
auction. Her mother had made sure of that.
The room fell silent.
“It’s a pleasure to meet you, Ms. Montgomery.” Jaxon’s voice was
thick with a southern accent. He released one of her arms to slide
his arm around her waist, thick muscle pressing against silk. “Now I
can think of only one proper greeting for a lady who paid so much
for me.” Before Tess could guess his intention, Bachelor Number Four
dragged her closer to his frame and dipped his head to claim her
lips in a stolen kiss.
And Tess immediately forgot her own name.
Copyright © RACHEL CARRINGTON, 2007
All Rights Reserved, Ellora's Cave Publishing, Inc.
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