There isn’t anything Annie Pontin won’t do for her lover, the reclusive artifact collector Quin Black. As his personal assistant, she even takes care of the most valuable item in his collection, a ruby-encrusted sword that dates over two thousand years old. One day while cleaning it, she cuts herself on the blade. The next thing she knows, the sword is gone, and in its place ... a young man named Theodotus.
Theo claims to know Quin, but when she asks Quin the whole story, what unfolds is out of this world. She isn’t prepared to hear how he sold his soul in order to be with his dead lover forever, nor does she want to hear that he’s lived for centuries. The only problem is, Quin refuses to let her walk away. He wants them both. Now he and Theo just need to convince her to stay ...
CHAPTER 1The sword was the single most beautiful weapon in Quin Black’s vast collection. In the six years Annie Pontin had been the recluse’s personal assistant, she had never seen him acquire an item more elegant, nor treat another possession with such delicate care. “I’d trade all the rest of it to keep this one item,” he’d said after he’d hired her. He caressed the bejeweled hilt like he would a lover, his long fingers tracing each stone, then curling around to cradle it in the palm of his hand. “I’d even trade my own life to ensure it was always protected.” Personally, she thought the pronouncement a tad extreme. As a historian, she loved artifacts, too, but this was still just a sword. The kind of focus Quin demonstrated bordered on mania. Another person might have reconsidered taki
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