Free Romance: Romantic Suspense: Seduction On Eden Island: (Dark Contemporary Romance) (Science Fiction Romance) (Romantic Suspense Mystery Romance Books) (Contemporary Romance) by Jade Allen Page A

the final train carriage disappear from view; the woman must’ve dropped this. Rayne tucked the card into her book and continued reading, deciding to check out the website once she was within Wi-Fi reach and see if she could drop the card off.
    Despite the lust and romance that sprinkled the pages of her favorite books, opening the door of her brownstone apartment brought Rayne back to her immediate future. Mentally exhausted, Rayne began to boil water for tea, getting out her favorite mug. Remembering the special business card tucked in her book, Rayne scrabbled around looking for it before booting up her laptop.
    Dropping onto the couch, Rayne turned the card over in her hand and carefully typed in the long URL, double-checking the letter and number sequence twice. Within a fraction of a second of pressing the enter button, Rayne’s screen went black. Of all the people in the world to type in a link to a virus…
    Then, the screen faded into white; a set of black letters materialized and faded in a gentle sequence:
    “Welcome to Eden. You have been selected to join us for an exclusive getaway. Disappear into a tropical island paradise. For your eyes only.”
    Oh crap.
    The screen changed to show expensive resort imagery with sweeping tropical landscapes. After one rotation through the images, a registration screen popped up demanding details. Rayne searched the static page looking for contact details, but there was nothing.
    I can register, but I’ll explain that it was a mistake and I’m looking for the right person.
    Rayne typed in her details and, after a moment of hesitation, pressed ‘submit’.
    Another screen popped up among a new gallery of resort images: “Thank you for registering. One of our resort team members will contact you shortly.”
    Rayne opened a new search window and typed in “Eden Resort,” only to get back tens of thousands of possible clues. She extended the search with “island paradise,” only to whittle a couple of thousand from the list. Before Rayne could contemplate another search term, her landline phone started ringing.
    “Hello?”
    “Hi, is this Rayne Baker?” a bubbly woman’s voice echoed down the phone.
    “Yes, who is this?”
    “My name is Cassandra from Eden Resort. We just received your registration.”
    Wow, that was fast.
    “Look, I’m glad you called because I actually think this invitation was for someone else.”
    “Was there a name on the card?”
    “No, just a web address.”
    The woman’s voice brightened, “In that case, it’s very much your card. This is part of a secret promotion Eden Resort is hosting prior to its official launch; I believe a few cards were distributed through random circulation."
    Smart PR move…
    Rayne could hear typing and clicking in the background. “You’re actually very lucky, Ms. Baker. I've just checked the reservation, and it seems that you have been assigned the Lotus Suite, one of the most expensive suites on the island. There’s yoga, massage and private dining included in your package, which… yes, you’re entitled to over $18,000 worth of value for a six day, seven night stay.”
    “I’m sorry, wha t? Did you say an $18,000 stay ?”
    “Yes.” The disembodied voice was practically beaming down the phone.
    “Do I need to purchase anything for this?”
    The woman laughed, “No, not at all. It’s an exclusive invitation. A bit like what travel agents get to review resorts.”
    “So I am to review the resort in exchange for over $18,000 of value?”
    “That’s the plan.”
    Rayne sat, astounded by the opportunity that landed in her lap. “So, when do I leave?”
     

Rayne massaged her temples and smacked her lips together, desperate for a steward to provide her with a glass of water. She had been hauled out of bed at 4 am and taken by private car to a private airport where she had boarded...a private plane.
    There were two other guests on the plane, though none had yet to say hello. The first she met was