Vampire Sheikh (2011)
“In a swift spell he dressed them both in their Bedouin clothes, at the same time spinning to attack his enemy.
At once he saw it was no use.
They were surrounded.
He had been so caught up in the moment, in Josslyn’s reaction to him, that he had let his guard down. For how long had he left them vulnerable? Too long, obviously. Three dozen men on ghost camels had formed a double ring around the dune where Seth had conjured their love nest.
Mentally, he berated himself. But it would do little good now.
He was a dead man.
Haru-Re smiled down on him scornfully, incandescent with victory, and Seth wanted to retch. What had he done? By the gods, what had he done? He was dead and Khepesh would be no more.
He snapped his fingers and the bed disappeared from under them, leaving him and Josslyn standing on the warm desert sand. He suddenly wished he’d gone barefoot in it more often, and absurdly, his feet itched to be rid of his boots.
“Better kill me now, Haru-Re,” Seth ground out, wresting bac...k his focus.MoreLess
At once he saw it was no use.
They were surrounded.
He had been so caught up in the moment, in Josslyn’s reaction to him, that he had let his guard down. For how long had he left them vulnerable? Too long, obviously. Three dozen men on ghost camels had formed a double ring around the dune where Seth had conjured their love nest.
Mentally, he berated himself. But it would do little good now.
He was a dead man.
Haru-Re smiled down on him scornfully, incandescent with victory, and Seth wanted to retch. What had he done? By the gods, what had he done? He was dead and Khepesh would be no more.
He snapped his fingers and the bed disappeared from under them, leaving him and Josslyn standing on the warm desert sand. He suddenly wished he’d gone barefoot in it more often, and absurdly, his feet itched to be rid of his boots.
“Better kill me now, Haru-Re,” Seth ground out, wresting bac...k his focus.MoreLess
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