Someone wants to kill Willow Daniels. Can she trust the enigmatic owner of a nightclub or will the secrets that surround him destroy them both?
Praise for Stephanie Freeman and Nature of the Beast
Stephanie Freedman is a fantastic storyteller who really knows how to draw her readers into a story. Dangerous mysteries drive this moving and unique story. Ms. Freedman keeps it interesting with a wounded, yet strong heroine, who knows her job and does it well, and an alpha male hero who takes his job of taking care of his heroine seriously – both of whose lives are threatened by the truth about their own pasts. Revenge, redemption, betrayal and romance – you’ll find it all here. Nature of the Beast is great for anyone who is a fan of fast-paced, nail-biting romantic suspense. -A. Shalaby
“The soot smelled like tears. Runnels of the black substance ran down the walls like blood.” Freeman knows how to twine a poetic writing voice with suspense and sauce. Nature of the Beast is clever, smart and tantalizing. Freeman adds just enough information to keep you turning pages.
Davis is an incredibly sexy man with a cautious heart. Willow can’t seem to figure out why he brings back memories of her lost love. Little does she know. Freeman’s character’s are people worth admiring. A smooth business man and an FBI arson investigator. The plot is ever-developing with new twists throughout. I couldn’t put it down. Nicely done, Freeman! – R.T. Wolfe
Another stellar performance from Stephanie Freeman! If you’re looking for hot chemistry, a strong suspense element and characters that leap off the page, look no further. Willow and Davis are each tempted and determined not to trust the other, but along their road they learn that even the possibility of loss can’t stop love.What I like about Stephanie Freeman’s writing is her ability to draw to equally dominant characters, each with flaws and make their undoing seem completely natural. Willow is a strong woman-in-jeopardy heroine while Davis is the typical Alpha Male – the guy who has to let down his guard or risk losing the best person in his life. -K. Knight
