Storm Winds (Wind Dancer, #2)

a Twisted Psychopath...a Trail Of Violence...and A Man And Woman Who Will Risk Everything To Stop Him... jean Marc Andreas Wanted What Was His By Right. He Was Seeking Justice—and He Would Use Any Means To Get It. Juliette De Clement, A Confidante Of The Royal Family, Could Aid His Search For The Priceless Treasure So Many Had Killed To Possess...and Died To Protect. But In Eighteenth-century Revolutionary France, A World Of Power And Intrigue, Soldiers And Assassins, Royalty And Rebels, Death Could Come In Many Forms And From Any Direction, And None More Lethal—or More Likely—than From The Person You Trusted Most. still, Jean And Juliette Had No Choice But To Trust Each Other, Because Their Very Lives Depended On It. Someone Else Was Determined To Have The Wind Dancer Statue—and The Legacy Of Power It Bestowed. Someone Whose Twisted Genius For Evil Was Already Wreaking A Path Of Unspeakable Violence That Only Together They Could Stop...even As They Stood To Be Its Next Victims. publishers Weekly in The Second Part Of Her Trilogy (which Began With The Wind Dancer ) Following The Fortunes Of The Andreas And Vasaro Families, Johansen Serves Up A Diverting Romance And Plot Twists Worthy Of A Mystery Novel. Convent Students Juliette De Clement And Catherine Vasaro Feel Isolated From The Horrors Of France's Reign Of Terror Until The Night Revolutionaries Attack Their ``aristocratic'' Establishment, Massacring Nuns And Students Alike. The Young Women Escape, But Not Unscathed: Catherine Is Raped, And Juliette Murders One Of Catherine's Attackers. An Enigmatic Revolutionary Named Francois Etchelet Delivers The Two Young Women To The Paris Home Of Catherine's Cousin Jean Marc Andreas. Juliette, Wanted For Murder, Barters For Jean Marc's Protection: She Will Use Her Connections At Court To Help Jean Marc Recover His Family's Once-prized Possession, A Golden Statue Of Pegasus Last Owned By The Royal Family And Now Missing. As Jean Marc And Juliette Take Up The Hunt, They Become Increasingly Involved With The Shadowy, Dangerous World Of The Royalists And--of Course--with Each Other. (june) Eighteenth-century France, where cunning intellects and glittering ballgowns concealed treacherous hearts...where madness swept a nation, and the last sound many noblemen heard was the terrible song of the guillotine's blade. Brilliant and reputedly ruthless in business, Jean Marc Andreas is haunted by the exquisite statue of the Wind Dancer, the heritage of his family. He will defy any force of man or nature to get it back. Juliette de Clement IS a force of nature - a beautiful woman who will discover the firestorms of passion denied her by a cruel world. Both want the Wind Dancer...both are determined to wrest it from the hands of unyielding royalty. Together they will risk everything to get it, their quest taking them from stormy Paris to the tranquil gardens of southern France to the perilous mountains of Spain...And their passion for each other will grow to consume them as they are now consumed by their obsession for...THE WIND DANCER Jean Marc Andreas wanted what was his by right. He was seeking justice-- and he would use any means to get it. Juliette de Clement, a confidante of the royal family, could aid his seach for the pricless treasure so many had killed to posses. and died to protect. But in eighteenth-century revolutionary France, a world of power and intrugue, soldiers and assassins, royalty and rebels, death could come in many forms and from any direction, and none more lethal --or more likely--than from the person you trusted most. Still, Jean and Juliette had no choice but to trust each other, because their very lives depended on it. Someone else was determined to have the Wind Dancer statue--and the legacy of power it bestowed . Someone whose twisted genius for evil was already wreaking a path of unspeakable violence that only together they could stop. even as they stood to be its next victims Jean Marc Andreas and Juliette de Clement work together to find the priceless Wind Dancer statue in eighteenth-century France