A Stranger’s Touch
A Stranger’s Touch by Cait London is a first edition novel published by HarperCollins on March 25, 2008. This contemporary romance spans 384 pages and explores the lives of triplets Tempest, Claire, and Leona, each grappling with a unique extra sense they would prefer to deny. The story centers on Tempest, who possesses the ability to learn everything about an object or person through touch, a gift that comes with significant emotional costs, leading her to keep loved ones at a distance.
As the narrative unfolds, Tempest faces a sinister threat that forces her to reconnect with Marcus Greystone, a man from her past with whom she shared a passionate night. Their reunion is complicated by the danger surrounding her, as Marcus is determined to help Tempest while also reigniting their connection. The book delves into themes of love, trust, and the complexities of relationships amidst external threats, offering readers a glimpse into the challenges faced by those with extraordinary abilities.
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Tempest, Claire, and Leona: triplets blessed—or cursed—with a special extra sense they would each deny, given the chance . . .
Tempest was born with the uncanny ability to learn everything about an object—or even a person—just by the touch of her naked hands. But she knows this gift comes at a price, so she protects herself by keeping those she loves at a distance, But when a sinister enemy threatens all that she holds dear, Tempest is forced to reach out to Marcus Greystone, who she once touched willingly . . . and with passionate abandon.
Marcus has never forgotten the sensuous night he and Tempest shared—before she left his bed without a word. Now that she needs his help, Marcus isn’t letting her go easily. It’s his chance to show Tempest that his touch can also electrify. But a gathering storm of violence is following Tempest, and a killer waits to get his hands on her . . .
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