Lynxar Series - A Star from Far Away: Books 14-16 (3-Book Bundle) (Superhero Romance - Werewolf Romance)

By Melissa F. Hart

Book Fourteen: Eye of the Beholder
Apple Muldoon is an artist who has fought her way tooth and nail out of a difficult time, and finally, she has achieved the skill and the recognition to show her work at one of the finest art galleries in Colossal City. At the gallery showing, she rubs shoulders with some of the city's best and brightest, including members of the city's superhero force, but the person who commands all her attention is the handsome caterer who introduces himself as Alexius Bellaron.

After a charged encounter, Apple cannot believe what she is feeling, but she would have a harder time believing that the man she spoke to was the last alien prince of a destroyed planet!

Book Fifteen: Scars of My Past
As Bellaron butts heads with the other heroes of the city, Apple find herself confronting a burned monster out of a nightmare. The handsome caterer finds her again and comes to her rescue, leading to the ignition of a fiery passion that threatens to consume them both.

Soon enough, however, it becomes clear that both Apple and Belleron are keeping secrets, and this could have disastrous consequences for both of them!

Book Sixteen: Glory in Victory
Belleron's history and Apple's own troubled past have been revealed, and both hero and artist have fled to mend their own broken hearts. However, neither have the time or the opportunity to mourn because the angels, the terrible beings that destroyed Bellaron's planet, are back, and they are on a mission to destroy everything in their path.

In the charged conflict, Belleron must fight the enemies who defeated him, and Apple must confront her own fears.

• Language: English
• Publisher: MFH Ink Publishing
• Release date: Jun 24, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310305559

Melissa F. Hart

I started writing romance fiction since I was 16 years old. I'm now a published writer thanks to the wonderful world of ebooks.I live in Canada and I love the winter months. As you can see, I wrote several books related to the winter holidays.I'm not represented by an agent and I'm a proud indie. I have learned how to create websites and edit images, design book covers, etc. All my books and what you see on this website I have created myself.I'm currently a certified accountant but my dream is to be a full-time independent writer of hot erotic romance books.

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Lynxar Series - A Star from Far Away: Books 14-16 (3-Book Bundle)

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Books in the series

Lynxar - Volume 1

Lynxar's Choices - Volume 2

Lynxar's Legacy - Volume 3

Lynxar's Ghost - Volume 4

The Ghost Rises - Volume 5

Triumph of the Ghost - Volume 6

Lynxar's searching Heart - Volume 7

Dreams of the Heart - Volume 8

Heartfelt Farewells - Volume 9

Strength of the Heart - Volume 10

The Heart of Danger - Volume 11

Deceptions of the Heart - Volume 12

A Heart for Family - Volume 13

Eye of the Beholder - Volume 14

Scars of my Past - Volume 15

Glory in Victory - Volume 16

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Synopsis

Book Fourteen: Eye of the Beholder

Apple Muldoon is an artist who has fought her way tooth and nail out of a difficult time, and finally, she has achieved the skill and the recognition to show her work at one of the finest art galleries in Colossal City. At the gallery showing, she rubs shoulders with some of the city's best and brightest, including members of the city's superhero force, but the person who commands all her attention is the handsome caterer who introduces himself as Alexius Bellaron.

After a charged encounter, Apple cannot believe what she is feeling, but she would have a harder time believing that the man she spoke to was the last alien prince of a destroyed planet!

Book Fifteen: Scars of My Past

As Bellaron butts heads with the other heroes of the city, Apple find herself confronting a burned monster out of a nightmare. The handsome caterer finds her again and comes to her rescue, leading to the ignition of a fiery passion that threatens to consume them both.

Soon enough, however, it becomes clear that both Apple and Belleron are keeping secrets, and this could have disastrous consequences for both of them!

Book Sixteen: Glory in Victory

Belleron's history and Apple's own troubled past have been revealed, and both hero and artist have fled to mend their own broken hearts. However, neither have the time or the opportunity to mourn because the angels, the terrible beings that destroyed Bellaron's planet, are back, and they are on a mission to destroy everything in their path.

In the charged conflict, Belleron must fight the enemies who defeated him, and Apple must confront her own fears.

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Table of Contents

Eye of the Beholder

14 - Chapter One

14 - Chapter Two

14 - Chapter Three

14 - Chapter Four

Scars of my Past

15 - Chapter One

15 - Chapter Two

15 - Chapter Three

15 - Chapter Four

15 - Chapter Five

Glory in Victory

16 - Chapter One

16 - Chapter Two

16 - Chapter Three

16 - Chapter Four

16 - Chapter Five

16 - Chapter Six

16 - Chapter Seven

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Eye of the Beholder

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Chapter One

Apple Muldoon stared into the eyes of the wolf, and she took a deep breath, drawing herself up to her full five-foot height.

All right, she said. Let's do this.

The wolf she spoke to was a metal sculpture almost eight feet high. Formed from twists of shining steel and wrought iron, it was enormous and menacing, an alien predator that glared out at the world from two bright green eyes of blown glass. It was an imposing piece of art, but Apple touched its cold nose with confidence, gaining strength from it as she had throughout the year she had spent working on it.

Miss Muldoon? The first guests are coming in...

She nodded at the gallery manager, tugging at her green velvet gown self-consciously. She had done showings before, of course, but most of them were student affairs where she had been able to wear the jeans and loose peasant tops that were her uniform when she wasn't in the studio. Those events had been full of her friends and her colleagues, and when the gallery managed a cheese plate, it was a really big deal.

Now, as the first guests made their way through the enormous echoing space, painted in shades of pale green and gold especially for her art, she knew that she was far out of her depth. The Hillman Center for Fine Arts prided itself on showcasing promising visionaries and artists, and the people who entered to look at her art now were among Colossal City's prime movers and shakers. The handsome man inspecting her copper woman statue could be none other than Mayor Mike McIntyre himself, and Apple's eyes widened when an Amazonian woman with a fall of lavender hair came up behind him, linking her arm with his. They conversed quietly for a moment, and Apple felt slightly faint at the idea of Lynxonna, one of the heroes of the city, stopping to look at her work.

Apple was momentarily distracted by the gallery manager asking her a quick question, and when she turned around, it was to find the tall heroine striding up to her. Apple almost squeaked in surprise. She had seen the heroes' battles on television and countless YouTube videos, but there was something awe-inspiring about the alien woman in the flesh. She was a full half-head taller than her husband, and in a quiet corner of her mind that was not consumed by nerves, Apple longed to sculpt the broad line of her shoulders, the dramatic sweep of her hips and the fine arch of her brow. Metal wouldn't do it, but perhaps clay...

Are you the creator? Lynxonna demanded, and her voice, a low contralto, vibrated with command.

Er... yes? I think... no, yes, I am the artist.

Lynxonna looked at her with narrowed eyes, then glanced at the copper woman statue again. It was an abstract form of a woman in mid-rising from a crouch and flinging herself forward. Apple had worked with martial artist friends to get the tension right, and she was rather