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Convince Me |
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Copyright, Arianna Hart |
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All Rights Reserved |
| ISBN:
1-4199-0696-8 |
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Note: Arianna Hart's Books are intended
for those readers 18 years old or older. |
Excerpt :
Sareena's ultra-sensitive hearing picked up a disturbance in the
lobby, even over the enthusiastic applause. The double doors in the
back of the ballroom crashed open.
"I want my wife back!"
A burly man pushed his way through the crowd and charged toward the
podium. "It's my God-given right to show her who's boss!"
No one moved to stop the raging lunatic as he knocked over anything
in his path. Murder was in his eyes and it was directed at her. Fear
sent adrenaline shooting through her bloodstream. Her hackles rose
at the threat and her muscles bunched in preparation to change.
Not now!
She fought the pull of the moon and her survival instincts and
managed to stay calm and upright at the podium. Barely.
The enraged man had made it halfway through the room before security
caught up to him. Sareena relaxed slightly as they grabbed his arms
and fought him to the floor. A flash of copper-bright hair snagged
her attention and she realized Brogan had jumped into the fray as
well. Her heart leapt into her throat as she watched him dodge a
kick before he tackled the bull of a man.
"I don't care how much money you have! I'm gonna kill you! You have
no right to keep a man from his wife. No right!"
The man continued to scream threats even as security dragged him out
of the ballroom. Cameras flashed in her face and Sareena remembered
she was still at the podium.
"Well, that wasn't part of tonight's festivities." A nervous twitter
ran through the crowd. "As you can see, your continued support is
desperately needed to prevent men such as him from continuing their
abuse. Thank you all for your participation. Should you have any
questions or wish to help further, Mr. Stevenson will be on hand to
take additional donations. Thank you and goodnight."
Sareena's muscles trembled with the effort to hold back the change
as she smiled brightly for the still snapping cameras. It was all
she could do to walk calmly to the manager's office and not snarl at
the microphones being shoved into her face.
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