Wayne Mansfield

Four of Wayne Mansfields's best-selling paranormal gay romance stories in one box set! Contains the stories: Before Lovers: Have you ever seen someone and had the strangest feeling you’ve met before? A chance meeting brings Paul and Calvin together. The evening starts with a drink and quickly develops into something more. But strange things happen to they get intimate; a bizarre transformation which leads Paul to consult a psychic. What he discovers will change the way he thinks about life, and Calvin, forever more. Ryan: What happens to Dane after his Aunt Beatrice is killed in a car accident defies belief. He hires Ryan to be his house keeper and maintenance man, but even after they fall in love, how can two men alone cope with what they are about to learn? And no one should ever have to make the decision they are forced to make. Not without all the answers. Stranger Things: Too many people say there’s no magic left in the world, but Morgan Berry has the good fortune to meet Reginald Batt, who proves to him there’s magic everywhere if you know where to look. Unexpected Ending: When Rob sees a handsome stranger walking along the edge of a quiet country road, he stops to offer assistance. Duke won’t be able to make it into town before the storm hits. Since Rob lives alone, he invites Duke to stay the night at his place. In the morning, they’ll head into town. The simple invitation is made out of old-fashioned country hospitality, yet it will change Rob’s life forever.

Paranormal Lovers Box Set

“No, let’s go and see her,” I said.


Reginald looked surprised. “Are you certain you really want to? It wasn’t a very bright thing to suggest. I really am very sorry.”


“No, it was a good suggestion. I’d like to see how she’s managing without me. It could decide how I think about her for the rest of eternity. ”


After mounting Duchess, Reginald whispered something in her ear and we were instantly galloping down a highway, weaving our way amongst cars and trucks. In one car there was a German Shepherd who saw us and began barking. His owners looked in the direction of his gaze and seeing nothing, told him to shut up. The poor dog had to watch us pass by in silence. I could feel him suppressing his desire to bark and even felt a little sorry for him.


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