Darius of Gloucester is seeking his soul mate, and he has been looking for over 900 years. When he stumbles across small town bookstore owner Shelby Simmons his ancient instincts indicate he just might have found her. As Dari romances Shelby, he is plagued with bouts of unexpected historical time shifting and run-ins with a mysterious evil witch. Add to the mix hidden secrets in Shelby’s past, a suspicious policeman with his own designs on Shelby’s time, and Shelby’s skeptical views on love, and Dari’s quest seems doomed to failure. Is she the one he’s been seeking, or is he just blinded by lust? Moon Spinner spans the centuries as Dari and Shelby play the time-honored game of seduction. Will they finish the game, or will others prevail?

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