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Zinnia

New York Times bestselling author JAYNE CASTLE Capturing the "lively sensuality" (Library Journal ) of the passion-filled, near-future space colony of St. Helen's, the wildly popular alter ego of bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz delivers "delectably entertaining paranormal romantic suspense" (Booklist)! Ever since a false tabloid story ruined her reputation and her interior design business, Zinnia Spring has been labeled the "Scarlet Lady" of St. Helen's. Now, headstrong Zinnia makes a living using her psychic abilities--a highly prized skill that attracts the attention of another planetary outcast, Nick Chastain. The rough-edged casino owner craves what he doesn't have-- respectability--and he enlists Zinnia to help find his father's journal and dig up answers to his own mysterious past. Zinnia doesn't have to be psychic to know what else Nick wants; soon they're reaching the electrifying heights of ecstasy--and danger. For when a ruthless...

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Zinnia is a great book. I have reread it many times over the years and have continued to enjoy. The book has a grumpy hero, a sassy heroine, hot chemistry, and a unique storyline.

Zinnia is a great book. I have reread it many times over the years and have continued to enjoy. The book has a grumpy hero, a sassy heroine, hot chemistry, and a unique storyline.

By Cher Doyle

While I found “Amaryllis” to be a smoother read in the jargon aspect, (“Zinnia” takes the combination names a bit too far for my reading pleasure - for example “Lion-pard”) I found the plot of “Zinnia” to be far more than just a novel.
The wisdom in Ms. Castle’s understanding and presentation of human nature - physical and metaphysical - made this an enriching read for me. I hope “Orchid” lives up to my expectations after reading “Zinnia”.

While I found “Amaryllis” to be a smoother read in the jargon aspect, (“Zinnia” takes the combination names a bit too far for my reading pleasure - for example “Lion-pard”) I found the plot of “Zinnia” to be far more than just a novel.
The wisdom in Ms. Castle’s understanding and presentation of human nature - physical and metaphysical - made this an enriching read for me. I hope “Orchid” lives up to my expectations after reading “Zinnia”.

By Angele Koss

Back on St. Helens, we meet Zinnia and Nick. Zinnia is a prism master and Nick's talent as a Matix is numbers, but of course, both of their talents are off the charts.

Nick is looking for a journal his father kept. Both his father and mother died when Nick was an infant and he only learned of the journal after his foster father died and he went through his storage shed. Zinnia's client was a used book dealer who was killed in an attempted robbery. He had Nick's father's journal, which disa...

Back on St. Helens, we meet Zinnia and Nick. Zinnia is a prism master and Nick's talent as a Matix is numbers, but of course, both of their talents are off the charts.

Nick is looking for a journal his father kept. Both his father and mother died when Nick was an infant and he only learned of the journal after his foster father died and he went through his storage shed. Zinnia's client was a used book dealer who was killed in an attempted robbery. He had Nick's father's journal, which disappeared after the robbery. They join forces to find the journal and the murder. A fun read.

By Kylee Beatty