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Tangled Web

(2012)
(The first book in the Deizian Empire series)
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The deadliest assassin in the empire just got too close to her target...

Azurha has just been offered the ultimate challenge - seduce, then murder the new Emperor. But Titus is not the tyrant his forefathers were, and his radical ideas might be the glimmer of hope the empire needs.

More than just Titus' ideas hold Azurha captive. Night after night, he awakens desires she thought lost, and uncovers the magic of her hidden lineage. As her deadline approaches, Azurha is forced to make an impossible decision - complete her job by killing the man she loves, or fail and forfeit both their lives.

"The chemistry between Azurha and Titus burns up the pages and kept me reading into the night. This is the single hottest book I've read all year!" -- NYT Bestselling Author Katee Robert

Recommended for those who enjoy:

  • Assassins

  • Fantasy Romance

  • Sci-Fi Romance

  • Star-Crossed Lovers

  • Sexy, Suspenseful Thrillers

  • Multicultural and Interracial Romance



Here's what reviewers are saying about Tangled Web
"Much more than an ordinary sci-fi novel, book one of The Deizian Empire is a story of war, survival, and love. From the beginning, McHugh shows us how strong the connection between the hero and heroine is, and their hunger for each other is insatiable. Easily read in a single sitting, this spellbinding tale will be welcomed with open arms by readers, who will thank the gods there is a sequel." -- 4 Stars, RT Book Reviews

"The book is so hot it will leave you breathless as Titus and Azurha burn the sheets, but it will make you sigh over the emotion that comes from them both." -- Annetta Sweetko, Fresh Fiction

"Crista McHugh's Tangled Web is sinfully delicious! This erotic feast features one fascinating couple and a killer plotline. It's impossible to turn away from this story after reading the first few pages!... Tangled Web is a keeper!" -- Recommended Read, Joyfully Reviewed


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