From the Author of ‘How to catch Butterflies’ books 1 & 2 comes the first book in the Dragonflies Trilogy. Be prepared to read a story that will stay with you for the rest of your life. Duncan Peters is not your typical Alpha CEO, Playboy - He is a good man with a painful past. - Ex Military (SAS) now a Senior Partner at ‘Blackcard’. He is a natural born tactician with a license to kill… We also met his naughty best friend, Rubin Miller, who he meets one night at a rowdy University weekend bender. That night a friendship was made, that would last a lifetime… Rubin Miller is a ladies’ man, through and through, with an immense appetite for life. But most of all he is a man of honor. He too joins the military serving by his friends’ side, through thick and thin. There is nothing these two men have not shared, women included. Can these wild men ever be tamed? * This book contains Drama, Heartache and Mature content, intended for readers 18+ *
Author
Samantha was born and raised in West London (UK). Being from an Irish and musical family, she was reared with a pen in one hand and a guitar in the other. For many years, she had a successful career working as a Division Manager in the Recruitment industry. In 1997, she married her husband and has been living in the rural countryside of Ireland, since 1998. There, they raise their two children, also a cheeky Jack Russell named 'Rubin' and two rescue cats. Samantha writes emotional roller-coasters, filled with twists, naughtiness and lots of humour. Her work contains; Drama, Heartache, Mature Content, (including Profanity) and are recommended for readers 18+ Samantha published her first novel 'How to Catch Butterflies' in January 2014 (her late father's anniversary), having made a promise to him, to do something with her writing... To date, she has published 14 books... Join her Group - ‘The Fontien’s of Knowledge’. - https://www.facebook.com/groups/74387... Find her at - https://www.facebook.com/samanthafont... https://www.bookbub.com/profile/saman... https://twitter.com/SamanthaFontien
