Lone Wolfe by Barbara Devlin is a seductive and sexy tale of Titus Saint-Germain and Lady Desiderata de Mandeviel who are betrothed long before they even knew the other existed. As with any great romance, this one finds our lovers actually in love with each other, which makes this tale that much more divine.

When times change and loyalties are questioned, decisions are made against Desi’s wishes. When Titus is injured and feared dead, Desi’s father makes a decision that will affect the young lovers forever. Will her love survive?

A secret, a letter, and a deathbed confession add to this magical historical romance that takes us on an epic journey. If you’ve ever read a Barbara Devlin romance you know that every detail is polished and every scene has a purpose.  Discover a new tale of Lord Titus de Wolfe and fall in love all over with Barbara Devlin and her telling of a new tale in Kathryn Le Veque’s world of The Wolfe.

I received this ARC from the author for an honest and fair review. I hope that you will get your copy today and discover for yourself a must read!

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To celebrate the Release of Lone Wolfe Barbara Devlin is  giving away the following:

ONE 6″ Kindle Fire HD GIVEAWAY
AND
FIVE (5) e-books of Lone Wolfe
to a few lucky readers!

Good luck to all!

To be entered all you need to do is comment.
Thanks for stopping by and good luck to all!

Be sure to follow me on twitter (@RaeLatte) and
the blog so you can find out if you’re a winner

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To purchase click for the direct link to Amazon Kindle World
(link provided by the author)

AUTHOR INFO:

Bestselling author Barbara Devlin was born a storyteller. A Texan, through and through, Barbara hasn’t been without a book in her possession since she was in kindergarten. She wrote her first short story, a really cheesy murder-mystery, in high school, but it was a Christmas gift, a lovely little diary with a bronze lock, given to her in the fifth grade that truly inspired her love of writing.

After completing part of her undergraduate studies at the University of London, where she developed a love of all things British, Barbara returned home and began a career in banking. But the late 80s weren’t too promising for the financial industry, and every bank that hired Barbara soon folded. So she searched for a stable occupation, and the local police department offered the answer to her prayers.

Initially, Barbara wasn’t too sure about her new career in law enforcement, but she soon came to love being a police officer. And then one uncharacteristically cold and icy day in December 1998, Barbara was struck by a car and pinned against a guardrail while working an accident on a major highway. Permanently disabled, she retired from the police department and devoted her time and energy to physical therapy.

Once Barbara got back on her feet, she focused on a new career in academia. She earned an MA in English and continued a course of study for a Doctorate in Literature and Rhetoric. She happily considered herself an exceedingly eccentric English professor, until success in Indie publishing lured her into writing, full-time, featuring her fictional knighthood, the Brethren of the Coast.