The story
Tynan Thorne has given his life to preserving the old ways and lives as a recluse, so austere that he has never seen a woman until Amara walks into his bare bedroom and changes everything.
Amara is daring and uninhibited and means to widen Tynan's view of the world. She does not expect the part of it he most wants to explore to be her, nor that his inexperience will be made up for by natural talent. The publisher's copy calls them a study in contrasts who find a whole new world together.
About this book
Rapture's Mist was released on July 6, 1993 and is the first of the three futuristic romances Phoebe Conn wrote as Cinnamon Burke; the author's site groups it with Lady Rogue (1994) and Ring of Fire (1995) as the Alado Series and shelves it under Futuristic Romance. It was listed through Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Powell's.
Questions people ask
- Is Rapture's Mist a historical romance?
- No. It is a futuristic romance, one of the science-fiction settings Phoebe Conn wrote under the name Cinnamon Burke.
- Which book follows it?
- Lady Rogue (1994), then Ring of Fire (1995), the other two Alado Series titles.