In the short time he’d known Tessa, she had infiltrated his core needs, forcing him to reevaluate his objectives, making him It was familiar, safe, he knew how to direct it, what to expect in retaliation.īut this…altogether different. He hadn’t recognized how close he was to flashpoint and had allowed emotion to rule. What was he thinking, kissing her that way? He wasn’t-that was the problem. Desire snapped in the air between them, and he turned away before it could draw him back. His own ragged breathing drowned out the sound of hers, but her mouth opened and closed, evidence that she too struggled to form a coherent sentence. He drank in a few more seconds before levering her away. She was like a drug, the feel of her an addiction, and he feared if he didn’t break it off now, there would be no going back. Gunnar could have sworn her bones liquefied as she melted against him, into him.

She didn’t resist when he lowered his mouth to hers. Slowly, he pulled her closer, watching the pulse jump in her neck. “I won’t stand here and argue with you,” she told him. The sudden awareness of how slim her arm was in his grasp caused him to loosen his hold. “Where do you think you’re going?” he asked. This dynamic and well thought out story makes the reader feel like they are embroiled within the pages, loving with the characters and longing for more when the last page has been turned. Readers will find themselves losing sleep and picking up this book during every free moment they have.Tessa whirled away from him toward the door. Pratola expertly brings the reader along through feelings of loss, change, heartbreak, suspense, love, betrayal, and anger. Dana Pratola’s writing is tight and enthralling, full of mystery and intrigue. “The Haunting of Josiah Kash” is an intricately written tale that grips the attention of the person turning the pages from the very beginning. Soon, Brenna and Kash start to fulfill a need each other is looking for, and as friendship and trust build, so does love. Brenna is terrified that her secret will be known and has no place to go until she realizes that her new roommate is blind. She knows she’s safe, that is until Kash shows up. She lost her home and is now squatting in the same abandoned house until she can afford a new apartment. Is someone in the house with him, playing tricks on the blind man? Or is it the ghosts of Unger Hill? Brenna has fallen on hard times. As Kash recovers and is coming to terms with the possibility of his new blindness, he starts to hear things.

Released from the hospital, he stays at the old house atop Unger Hill, which legend says it’s haunted. SUSPENSE: Josiah Kash, or Kash as his friends and family call him, has experienced a tragic accident that left him blind, and girlfriend-less.

The Covering by Dana Pratola