From 1992 to 1995, Marrs researched and completed a non-fiction book on a top-secret government program called the Stargate Project involving the psychic phenomenon known as remote viewing, only to have the program canceled [ citation needed] as the book was going to press in the summer of 1995. In 2019, Crossfire was optioned to a second studio for development as a television series, along with Butterfly in Frost. After two years of development, the option expired and rights reverted to Sylvia. Lionsgate Acquires Television Rights to the #1 New York Times Bestselling Series Crossfire by Award Winning Author Sylvia Day" (Press release). PR Newswire . Retrieved 5 August 2013.

Above Top Secret: Uncover the Mysteries of the Digital Age. Disinformation Books. 2008. pp. 305. ISBN 978-1-934708-09-5. Gideon Cross is my ultimate hero. His combination of larger-than life personality and uncanny good looks; enigmatic and elusive; intense and in-control; broken and flawed; ruthless and unyielding, yet when it came to his Eva vulnerable, relentless and human. He poured wine into the other goblet and slid it across the breakfast bar to me, his movements practiced and elegant. No one would know from looking at him that he’d spent his childhood bouncing between his drug-addicted mother and foster homes, followed by adolescence in juvenile detention facilities and state-run rehabs. “Pasta with meat sauce. And hold the shower, dinner’s ready. Have fun?” She presents workshops for writing groups and has been a speaker at events such as the RT Booklovers Convention, Romance Writers of America's National Convention, and Comic-Con. [5] If you haven’t read the book yet and plan on actually doing it later —which I wouldn’t recommend to even my worst enemy— you should stop reading this review right away. I am too pissed off to care about spoilers, so don’t say I didn’t warn you…Burden, Racey. "Jim Marrs, author and conspiracy theorist, dies". WCMessenger. Archived from the original on August 4, 2017 . Retrieved August 2, 2017. Marrs also sifts through the possibilities of how the CIA and its notorious mind control experiments via MK Ultra could have played a role the assassination. invites consideration of whether 21st-century society is flirting with a new normative sexual epoch. Day’s novel explores this issue unflinchingly and compellingly by pairing her narrative of sexual temptation and emotional risk with character studies that mirror I watched him take a couple bites of his own concoction before I felt brave enough to try it myself. “Not much to tell, really. I ended up sprawled on my ass in the lobby of the Crossfire and he gave me a hand up.”

Gideon Cross came into my life like lightning in the darkness - beautiful and brilliant, jagged and white hot. You moved from San Diego, right? Nice city, but very different from New York. Do you miss the palm trees?”

Gideon and Eva's relationship is one I feel for so strongly. I love their dynamic -- these two damaged souls, who both make their fair share of mistakes, but who love each other with every fiber of their beings, more than anything else in the world, and that love gives them the strength and courage to face their fears and work together to create a healthier and stronger relationship and future. Dubious, I headed out with a wave, choosing to avoid a conversation about cooking. Taking the elevator down to the first floor, I smiled at the doorman when he let me out to the street with a flourish. Looking away, I caught sight of the woman who’d dumped the contents of her purse. She thanked the guard who’d helped her; then turned to approach me, apologizing profusely. I faced her and held out the handful of coins I’d collected, but her gaze snagged on the god in the suit and she promptly forgot me altogether. After a beat, I just reached over and dumped the change into the woman’s bag. Then I risked a glance at the man again, finding him watching me even as the brunette gushed thank-yous. To him. Not to me, of course, the one who’d actually helped.

The Writers Guild of America strike (which Sylvia fully supports) has caused production to freeze temporarily. There is no point to map out the events that follow, or even hint at what to expect when you go in, because honest to god NOTHING happens. Absolutely nothing. At the brightest time in our lives, the darkness of his past encroached and threatened everything we'd worked so hard for. I wasn’t surprised by my roommate’s emphatic pronouncement. Cary Taylor found excuses to celebrate, no matter how small and inconsequential. I’d always considered it part of his charm. Not looking forward to read this particular book, but our epic BRs make everything better. So this should be at least highly entertaining. ;DCrossfire – The Plot That Killed Kennedy is a remarkable book by Jim Marrs that is incredibly thorough and mindful in its investigation of the John F. Kennedy Assassination and the Coup D’etat that took place on that horrid day. The majority of this book is the couple adjusting to being a married couple. There is some drama with both of their ex’s, some drama with their friends, some drama with their jobs, and some family drama. But up till the end, not a ton of drama between them. Which I found refreshing. The final verdict is out by the readers - This book isn't worth it. Fillers and Sex. No story. Wait for book 5. But to sum this book up for me, basically this is what I honestly think SD felt when she wrote this book.

The cookie is set by CloudFare service to store a unique ID to identify a returning users device which then is used for targeted advertising. It wasn’t until after dinner that I noticed the two large gift boxes propped against the side of the sectional sofa.Like it or not, but Eva Tramell is everything Gideon needed. Five words to describe Eva: Endearing, needy, tenacious, smart and fragile. Oswald's Confession and Other Tales from the War. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. 2012. p.150. ISBN 9781467951159. I took another bite. Really, the meal wasn’t bad. Or else I was just starving. “He wasn’t the kind of guy you flirt with, Cary.” I read a few of the comments bellow and I'm quite surprised. If you loved the first three books than you shouldn't have a problem with book four or five. The author feels like there's more to the story (or just doesn't want to end the success of the series) so there will be more. Nobody says that you should read it. If Entwined with you's ending is enough for you, just don't read the rest. I'm having a hard time letting go of the characters I love so I'm happy that there are going to be more books. Having you around is a big step up for me, Eva. I’d like you to be happy working here. Do you drink coffee?”