Beloved Soul Mates Part 1 (A Magical Romance Collection)

By Sandra Ross

From the Publisher that brought you popular adult short story series Hostile Hearts, Earthbound Angels, January Morrison Psychic Files, Ralph's Gift, and Friend Zone and now, here is our two stories in 1 book!

Sandra Ross's A Magical Romance Collection

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Witching Call Part 1: Soul Mates Kiss
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A LOVE THAT TRANSCENDS TIME

Lola Ravensworth is a reluctant but powerful witch, while Marcus Swan was an orphan who knew there was something different about him, but never guessed it was a warlock bloodline.

Lola, a reluctant witch, is on the hunt for Marcus, an ignorant warlock, to bring him to the Council of Witches and Warlocks to be educated about his powers.

She goes to New Orleans to find him. He is a surprise—handsome, young, filthy rich and couldn't be more perfect. She has to head back to New York on her birthday—the eve of Samhain, when news of the strongest flood Louisiana has ever seen is broadcasted on TV. The weather turns in favor of fate instead of her wishes.

Stranded with Marcus in his castle until the storm passes, there is no way to escape the growing physical attraction between them. And on the eve of Samhain, they kiss!

That kiss is the portal to their other lives as soul mates.

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A Holiday Fairy Tale Part 1: Whisper A Wish
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WILL EVERYONE’S CHRISTMAS WISH COME TRUE THIS YEAR?

December is Chrystal Seabell’s most favorite time of the year. The snow is falling, the air is crisp, and love is abound. It’s the time of the year she’s been waiting for, and nothing’s gonna stop her from making if perfect.

With her heart set on making this Christmas extra special, Chrystal directs all her efforts into throwing a Christmas party for the children. All her family and friends are on board with this too, and she couldn’t be happier.

Chrystal had the feeling that Travis will pop the big question to top off the holidays. She should be looking forward to starting her life with Travis, but somehow a proposal is the last thing on her Christmas list. She would never want to hurt Travis, but she can’t keep leading him on, especially when he’s already thinking about the future.

With Christmas fast approaching, will Chrystal be able pull everything off for a picture-perfect holiday?

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Other titles in Sandra Ross's A Magical Romance Collection:

Beloved Soul Mates Part 2: Soul Mates Bind & Wish of the Fairy

Beloved Soul Mates Part 3: Soul Mates Cry & The Fairy's Soul Mate

Beloved Soul Mates Part 4: Soul Mates Rise & The Soul Mate's Charm

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Sandra Ross
• Release date: Jan 5, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311031372

Sandra Ross

The moment Sandra Ross held her first romance novel when she was ten, she knew she was going to write romance. At thirty now, a prolific reader and a freelance writer, she's since then expanded her preferences from just romance to romance with a dash of now trending sub-genres—paranormal , fantasy, sci-fi even, and erotica. She loves challenging herself and would write on a dare. On a normal day, she would be found in her herb garden collecting spices for her kitchen or ingredients for her potions; in her huge eclectic Provencal kitchen with the big modern oven cooking pots and pans of food for her family of one husband and three kids (an ardent daughter and two boisterous sons) that'll probably last for weeks; in her library with floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and an e-reader in her hands as she reads the latest erotic hit; or scribbling pages upon pages of different erotic lifestyles, searching for the one that feels like it was inspired by just the right mix of passion, story line, and sex. Aside from these activities, the rest of the time she'd be found in front of her laptop typing the latest Sandra Ross concoction for her readers.

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Beloved Soul Mates Part 1

By Sandra Ross

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Soul Mates Kiss

Witching Call Part 1

Chapter One

WILL YOU BE at home for dinner tonight, Lola? Davis asked his daughter over breakfast.

Lola was looking over the morning newspaper as she ate her pink grapefruit and bagel with cream cheese. She and her father generally made it a habit to eat breakfast together as often as possible, considering their busy schedules and their workaholic lives.

Glancing up at him, she saw a very attractive man, even though he had crossed over into his fifties. Coupled with his innate grace, he looked very handsome. She did not get her looks from him, but she suspected she was more in character with him than her mother. She liked to think she would age as solid and as strong as her father in time.

Smiling, she shook her head. I'm afraid not, Dad, she said. I've got a business dinner tonight and I'm not sure how late it will run. Since taking over as senior editor of the publishing company she worked for, her schedule had become crammed quite often.

She was meeting a new writer tonight, someone her publisher had been trying to convince to come on board her company for a long time now. This wasn't something she would normally do. But this writer had specifically asked for her. It puzzled her a little, but she did not really mind, since it was a work-related errand.

They're really keeping you busy lately, her father observed as he ate his omelet. He was acting casually but she could see worry on his face. You know you don't have to work, Lola. Your trust fund is there any time you need to use it.

I know, Dad, she replied with a sigh. But I enjoy what I do. It's not like work at all. Work is something I do because I have to. This is what I like doing regardless.

Well, I guess that just runs in the genes, he reluctantly replied.

They both laughed. Davis also enjoyed his work. He was very dedicated to running his high profile law firm, even though he never needed to work another day in his life.

He was disappointed when she did not study law. He had been looking forward to welcoming her into his law firm and eventually making her a partner. But legal stuff bored Lola to death and she knew she did not have the motivation to make it through law school.

Eventually, her father accepted her decision and supported her career in the publishing business. It was only out of respect for his daughter's principles that he was not financing a publishing house for her. He knew she would eventually gravitate towards that in the future, and he would, of course, enthusiastically support her on that, too.

Have you heard from your mother lately? Davis asked in a carefully casual tone.

Not for a little while, Lola answered, trying to hide a smile. Why do you ask?

Well, your birthday is coming up soon. I just thought Sable would call you. She usually likes to spend your birthday with you.

That was true. Her mother would spend a part of the day with her, while her Dad would treat her to an expensive dinner or a memorable evening in a concert, a ballet, or theater play. When she was young it was the cinema, complete with hot popcorn with honey and the only occasional soda. But now it was usually the theater. I haven't heard from her yet, but she'll probably call in a day or so.

That's fine, sweetheart, Davis said. Just let me know what your plans are. You know I want to spend some time with my daughter on her birthday, too.

He gave her a smile and was rewarded with a grin in return-a mischievous one at that, and it made him color a little.

He sighed.

Davis was floored when thirteen-year-old Lola chose to live with him after he and Sable separated. It was not that she did not like being with her mother. Lola loved Sable and had a very strong bond with her. But when the time came for her to decide whom she would live with, she spoke very intensely about her wish to live with her father. Sable was hurt but after a private talk with her daughter, she gave in graciously. How could she not, when she was given her freedom to go where her path would lead her? How could she take that same freedom away from her daughter?

Lola wanted her life spent in the human world, with human people. It was her choice. So Lola moved with her father to New York and was raised in a large penthouse apartment while Sable lived amongst the Magickals.

And Davis did not waste the opportunity to raise his daughter. He had her enrolled in some of the best private schools the city could offer. It was clear early on that Lola had a rather high IQ and could become anything she wanted. He wanted his daughter to be the best at whatever career she chose. But at the moment, he was happy that she was happy with her chosen career.

And for him, that was the most important thing in the world.

Lola was grown up now, and was as beautiful as her mother albeit a fiery one in character. Sable was elegant and cool outwardly, whereas Lola... well, his daughter was passionate and impulsive and he could see that straight-away, especially when she was fighting for something that she either believed in or wanted very much.

Lola had inherited her mother's gorgeous ash-blonde hair and slanted cat-like green eyes. Her smile, beautiful and uninhibited, always lit up any room. Sable was reserved and cool with other people but was never one to hold back with her feelings, and their daughter held similar emotions.

Sometimes it was almost painful to look at Lola because she reminded him so much of his ex-wife. Even though they had been divorced for many years now, he had never met someone like Sable, or anyone else who could affect him so deeply. So he had never re-married.

Sable had ruined him, he would sometimes think.

But who was he to fool? Everyone knew it was true. After their time together, how could he settle for anyone less?

But Sable needed something more than what he could give. She needed her freedom from his world. He had to let her go because she was not happy with him anymore. A powerful witch, she had to find her place in the magical world, going on her magical missions.

Sable was always on flight, doing this and that for the Council for Magickal Beings. Nevertheless, he loved his ex-wife and their daughter more than anything else in the world.

Lola could feel her father watching her. He did that sometimes and she was used to it by now. She had figured out a long time ago why he was doing it, too.

You're thinking about how much I look like Mother again, aren't you? she teased him. Well, Mother is very beautiful, so I'm going to take that as a supreme compliment.

Davis' shoulders shook as he laughed. As well you should, sweetheart.

Glancing at her watch, she gulped down the last of her juice and got up from the table. She raced around to where her father sat and kissed him on the cheek.

I've got to go, Dad, or I'm going to be late for my meeting. Don't wait up for me tonight because I'm not sure when I'm going to get home. I love you.

I love you, too, sweetheart, Davis responded as he picked the newspaper. Have a wonderful day!

Chapter Two

AT FIVE O'CLOCK that afternoon, Lola dashed