Heart Of Atlantis by Alyssa Day

Author:Alyssa Day [Alyssa Day]
Language: eng
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: Magic, Vampires, Paranormal Romance, Supernatural Romance, Love Story, Romance, Fantasy, Adult, Contemporary Romance
ISBN: 9781101560020
Google: 9WOicgw5gz8C
Amazon: 0425245772
Barnesnoble: 0425245772
Goodreads: 11092162
Publisher: Berkley
Published: 2012-12-03T14:00:00+00:00

Quinn walked around the palatial bedroom, which was dressed in rich blues and tawny golds, silk and fine linens. Whatever hotel this was, they’d spared no expense in the décor. Even the air smelled like money—cool and crisp. She didn’t have time to appreciate luxury, though—she needed to find a way out. The windows were impossible without tools she didn’t have, the air vents were too small, the doors were bolted from the outside with unpickable locks, and the phones had been ripped out of the walls. Ptolemy had abruptly told her he needed to go out for a while, locked her in this room, and left.

At least he’d given her food. Before he’d gone, he’d had room service deliver a cart full of various delicious meals for her to sample, and she’d done her best to devour as much as she could. It was much easier to plot and scheme on a full stomach, even though now that she’d been fed, her exhaustion was pulling her down, trying to suck her into sleep.

The moment she felt Ptolemy’s demonic presence disappear into a wave of creepiness that felt like that portal again, she tried to contact Alaric. She didn’t know how to call out to him, exactly, so she opened her senses as far as she could and shouted his name. An image flashed into her mind: Alaric in the air, rage burning through him, as he went entirely nuts trying to find her.

He was—oh no, oh holy crap, no—he was trying to destroy the world. Flashing impressions of a giant tsunami and of Poseidon roaring at Alaric punched into her mind, and she yelled at Alaric to cut it out, but he either didn’t hear her or he was too far gone to care.

She took a deep breath and put every ounce of energy she had into trying one more time, before he did something so horribly destructive it could never be fixed, and she yelled at him—out loud and in her mind.

I said, cut it out, you idiot.

This time, somehow, she was sure he heard her, but the momentary connection between them faded. To distract herself she decided, in typical rebel fashion, to eat while there was food. By the time she’d eaten two more plates of dinner and worked her way to the chocolate mousse, she couldn’t keep her worry at bay any longer. What if Poseidon had killed Alaric? Or smited him, or whatever gods did to misbehaving high priests?

Alaric’s voice sounded in her head, and she nearly fell off the chair in relief.

I am on my way to you now.

He was alive. He was alive. She scrubbed at the tears running down her face with one sleeve and tried to send a message back to Alaric.

The staff here is either not allowed on this floor or has been paid well to ignore shouting. You’ll have to find a way to get a key, and—

The window shattered, and Alaric blew in before she could finish the thought.

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