Description

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Undercover and on the hunt for a killer, two gifted psychics take passion to a whole new level in this electrifying New York Times bestselling Arcane Society novel.

Luther Malone is an ex-cop who walks with a cane. Grace Renquist is a librarian who can read auras. Their only common link is the Arcane Society, the secretive paranormal organization that has teamed them up to find a killer.

But even before they reach their hotel in Maui—where they’ll be posing as honeymooners—Grace and Luther feel the electric charge between them. Problem is, they need to remain vigilant day and night, because operatives for the underground group Nightshade are pouring into the luxury resort like there’s a convention. And these criminals aren’t just high-level sensitives: They’ve enhanced their talents with a potent—and unpredictable—drug. And as Grace knows all too well, if you don’t control your powers, your powers will control you....

About the Author

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Jayne Ann Krentz is the author of more than fifty New York Times bestsellers. She has written contemporary romantic suspense novels under that name, as well as futuristic and historical romance novels under the pseudonyms Jayne Castle and Amanda Quick, respectively. There are more than 35 million copies of her books in print.

Praise For…

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Praise for Running Hot

“A sizzling new paranormal subgenre...[an] intriguing tale.”—The Seattle Post-Intelligencer

“Combining a superbly matched pair of protagonists, wonderfully original secondary characters and a cleverly constructed plot, bestselling Krentz works her usual literary alchemy and creates another irresistible paranormal- fl avored novel of sexy romantic suspense.”—Booklist

“This arresting tale combines witty humor with clever plotting to weave an exceptionally memorable romance...A winner that, while part of a series, stands beautifully on its own.”—Library Journal

“Fast-paced, with a fascinating premise and with characters—big and small—that spring to life on the page.”—BookPage

“A fantastic hero and heroine...There’s a lot of clever dialogue, as well as many nice small touches.”—All About Romance