Ghost Flute

by Kimberly Dean

Serena Little Feather is hoping to reconnect with her heritage when she agrees to house-sit on the Lower Brule Sioux Reservation. She just never realized how close to the past she'd get. At night, Serena hears a flute playing behind the house. The music is haunting and seductive, rousing intense feelings of lust. But music isn't the only lust-inspiring thing in her life. Her neighbor Chayton is dark and sexy, but she's been warned against him. She doesn't know which scares her more-the overwhelming pull of the music or her attraction to the bad boy. Chayton wants his beautiful neighbor. Their kisses sizzle and their touches burn, but the music she's hearing worries him. Legend tells of a Sioux brave who'd lured many women with his flute playing. He'd seduced them and cast them aside-until he was found dead with a knife in his stone heart. It was said that the brave's spirit still roamed the countryside, playing his songs and looking for love. Every so often, a pretty girl responded. Chayton fears that this time, the pretty girl is Serena.

Genres: Fantasy, Paranormal, Ghosts

80 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 25, 2010

About the author

When taking the Myers-Briggs personality test in high school, Kimberly was rated as an INFJ (Introverted-Intuitive-Feeling-Judging). This result sent her into a panic, because there were no career paths recommended for the type. Fortunately, it turned out to be well-suited to a writing career. Since receiving that dismal outlook, Kimberly has become an award-winning author of romance and erotica. She has written for seven publishing houses, both domestic and international, and has recently focused her efforts on the exciting world of self-publishing. When not writing, she enjoys movies, sports, traveling, music, and sunshine. In her mind, a beach, some rock 'n' roll, and a good book make for a perfect day.

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