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Rosa bolted upright. “No!”
Michael’s eyes snapped open and he raced to her side. “What’s wrong?”
“It was just a dream.” Her voice faded away. Sweat beaded on her brow and her body trembled. It must have been a disturbing dream if it affected her like this. The need to comfort her outweighed his common sense to put distance between them and he placed a hand on her shoulder.
“What was it about?” he asked.
She turned to face him, confusion splaying across her lovely features.
“I was in my room sketching and Rickard came in–”
Michael scowled and removed his hand. “Did he hurt you?”
“No. He was talking about Cassandra.”
Michael drew in a breath to calm his displeasure. He hated to hear Rickard’s name on her lips. Every time she mentioned him, that arrow in his heart twisted deeper. “What did he say?”
“Cassandra asked him questions about the wolf who made him, but Rickard couldn’t answer them all. His memory had holes — pieces of time he couldn’t remember.”
“I’m not surprised.”
She wrapped her arms around herself. “He was given anise, wasn’t he?”
Michael nodded.
She exhaled, striking a vulnerable pose. Her usually focused eyes stared at the wall. Michael grabbed a fresh log and threw it onto the fire. He poked at the burning wood with a stick.
“What did you do at the fortress?”
“I had lessons with Cassandra in the morning. In the afternoon, Lucien or one of the guards would escort me into Brasov proper–”
“I’m surprised Clement allowed you to leave.”
“I never felt like I was a hostage.”
Michael raised an eyebrow. Was she a prisoner or not? “What did you do when you went to the city?”
“I usually visited the St. Nickolas Church. They have an extensive library with a comprehensive section on witchcraft and werewolf legends. I spent an hour or two studying certain books, reading newspapers, and taking notes.”
“You were a researcher?”
“I guess you could say that. I also went shopping for personal items.”
Michael reached over, removed another apple from his food satchel, and offered it to her, recalling she hadn’t finished the previous one.
Rosa slid her fingers next to his and a familiar pulse traveled up his arm. She affected him even now. He jerked his hand away, but the pleasure from her touch lingered. A quiet moment passed between them. Finally, he reached over and placed his thumb on her chin. Some instinctual force inside him told him she needed this. Their eyes found each other. A spark passed over her expression. Did she recall something?
“Rosa, I–”
Rosa Getzi lives a life of intrigue at Poiana Brasov with Clement, a werewolf, and Cassandra, the witch. Her past doesn’t matter to her – until she discovers what it holds.
Prince Michael Sigmaringen joins his sister-in-law, Caroline, and the vampire prince, Darius, in a daring rescue, igniting Rosa’s desire to find her family. However, all is not as it appears. Rickard, Rosa’s friend, escapes with her. Clement will go to any lengths to get Rosa and Rickard back.
At Darius’ fortress, Michael soon discovers Rickard is a new breed of werewolf – one who can control the change, and Clement hopes to exploit Rickard’s abilities.
Michael’s courage, strengths, and convictions will be tested like never before. Can Michael and Rosa find true happiness and the rid the lupine haunting of the Sigmaringens once and for all?
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MY REVIEW
5*****Fast-paced standalone romance
I’m a fan of Stephanie Buckhart’s writing, so I knew I was in for a great read when I chose Sunrise over Brasov to read. And she didn’t disappoint in the least. Her trademark skillful style was there. She built a fascinating world inhabited but complex, multifaceted characters interacting in a fast-paced plot. I don’t write spoilers because I don’t like reading them so forgive me if I sound vague.
Although this title is a standalone, I enjoyed meeting again Stefan and Caroline, for example. By the way, Stephanie’s created a myriad of supporting characters, who are just as important to move the plot along as the main ones. It’s not an easy task to accomplish. Kudos, Stephanie.
Settings are gorgeous and you can’t help but feel you’re in each place. Again, as a reader of Stephaine’s books, no surprise here.
The plot is engaging and fast-paced, packed-full of action that will take your breath away.
Speaking of which, Rosa and Michael are a great couple. I enjoyed reading such an unusual love story as theirs. Not to mention their lovemaking gave a whole new meaning to the words ‘magical’ and ‘afterglow’. I’ll say no more; remember – no spoilers!
I recommend Sunrise over Brasov because it’s brimming with romance, magic, supernatural beings, and mysteries.
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AUTHOR Bio
Stephanie Burkhart is a 911 dispatcher for LAPD. She was born and raised in Manchester, New Hampshire. After serving 11 years in the US Army she currently calls Castaic, California her home. Stephanie was married in Denmark in 1991 and has two young sons. She adores chocolate, is addicted to coffee and enjoys early morning walks. She’s also an assistant den leader for her son’s Cub Scout den and is a Boy Scout mom. She writes paranormal, contemporary, and steampunk romance and has two children’s books published with 4RV Publishing.
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lovely review. This certainly seems like it is worth picking up
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Thanks for supporting Stephanie today!
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Great review and I love the cover! Thanks for sharing 🙂
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My pleasure. Thank YOU for the opportunity.
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Thanks for hosting!
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