About This Book
In this sequel to "Starlight Over Pemberley," Jonathan Thomas and Georgiana Darcy, are about to be drawn into a deep dark secret, a secret which will expose them to fixation, obsession, murder and madness, by a most unsuspecting character, Miss Mary Bennet. Since the night of the Darcy Ball, Mary Bennet, the third eldest daughter of five, has been fixated on Jonathan because of the kindness he showed towards her. A young man mysteriously disappeared that night and a certain interested Constable is determined to get to the bottom of the disappearance. On the third night of the full moon, Mary appears below Jonathan's veranda. Instead of the shy, plain, awkward girl he knows, she is seductive and beautiful. She appeals to his basic instincts by coming to him naked beneath a white translucent gown. The image of her black fingernails, ruby red lips and wavy dark hair, is breathtaking. He stands there in his nightclothes, unable to look away. The cry of wolves echo throughout the dark forest - a chill runs down his spine as he exhales a ghostly frost. She glances towards the cries, then back to him. Her eyes glow red, and the corners of her mouth glisten with saliva. "I must join them now, for I hunger. I shall return to you on the third night of the full moon." She licks her lips and smiles seductively. "You cannot resist me for long." He watches in horror as the white gown wraps itself completely around her and transforms her into a white wolf. The silver moonlight illuminates her as she looks back with glowing red eyes and fangs dripping, before she sprints into the darkness. Because, you see, there is something about Mary...
