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 What would it take
to crack the unbreakable shell of a woman whose
entire career is
based on the logic of science? Nothing short of a mythical
creature of course - a
Titan, and all too male specimen of the
deep.
Jamie
Winters is used to the unexplained, but she doesn't let it faze
her. She is, after all, a renowned biologist. What she doesn't
understand, she studies. Except when it comes to herself, which
is why she avoids touching others at all costs. She deals with
her fear of water by doing the obvious - avoiding it. This can
be difficult to do when you're an expert on sea mammal diseases.
When Jamie's faced with a trapped dolphin, whose pleas for help
mystify her, she decides to investigate it which lands her in
murky water. Kidnapped by Seth Cutter, the world's most
notorious eccentric environmentalist, has Jamie thinking fast on
her feet. Then again, as much as she wants to hate Seth, he just
happens to be one drop-dead gorgeous Greek god come to life.
Seth is
used to taking control and having his commands followed. As a
Titan and as Prince of the North Seas, he's had to endure a
decade of isolation on land posing as an eccentric human in
order to gather information about the encroachment of humans
into his undersea world. When ancient sea turtle shells with
strange etchings on them end up in the hands of scientists, he
knows his life on land is over. Prepared to return to the sea to
take his rightful place as ruler, things spin out of his
control. A dolphin rescue goes awry, forcing Seth to kidnap a
beautiful scientist, whose belief in logic and scientific
reasoning are forces to be reckoned with. She's temperamental,
doesn't listen to a word he says and tips the scales of his
controlled existence. As a Titan in his prime, he feels a mad
rush of desire for Jamie. The days they're together become ones
of passion and torture, making Seth wish he'd never set eyes on
the woman.
Will they
return the shells to their proper resting place, save the
dolphin and somehow find a common ground for their attraction?
Only fate and the power of the sea will tell if true love
conquers all.
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