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Shadow Rider

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The No. 1 New York Times bestselling 'queen of paranormal romance'* is back with a sexy new series starring a Chicago crime family that hides a dark, mystical secret . . .

Whether it's fast cars or fast women, Stefano Ferraro gets what he wants. When he's not fodder for the paparazzi, he commands Ferraro family businesses - both legitimate and illegitimate.

While their criminal activity is simply a rumour yet to be proven, no one knows the real truth. The Ferraros are a family of shadow riders capable of manipulating light and dark, an ability Stefano thought ran in his family alone - until now . . .

With little left to her name, Francesca Cappello has come to Chicago in hopes of a new life. She wasn't expecting to attract the attention of a man with primal hunger in his eyes, driven to claim her as his to protect and to please. And if he discovers her secret, it could ruin her . . .

Find out why readers are OBSESSED with the Shadow Series

'Dark, gritty, edgy, magical . . . will hold you spellbound' Fresh Fiction

'Exciting, nerve-wracking, suspenseful . . . a true page-turner' Long and Short

'Dark and sensual . . . tore my heart apart and pieced it back together again' Harlequin Book Junkie

'The family that Feehan introduces to us is freakin' AWESOME! I loved each and every sibling' Addicted to Romance

'An exciting, action-packed romantic ride' Goodreads reviewer

*J. R. Ward



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