title: Lucifer Revisited:: She's Not Who You Think He Is.
author:  Travis Yates 
description: Travis Yates has been a Digital Media Marketing Strategist for over 17 years and is a respected writer on various topics such as religion, music, marketing, social media, computer technology, etc. Travis has also been a speaker at numerous events and seminars on topics of marketing and internet technologies for many years across the United States. He is currently working on a book similar to the Davinci COde; as it relates to ancient secrets, religion, and history. As a Christian writer and never ending student of Biblical history, he researches various texts to uncover deeper secrets buried from us in the past. Travis is planning to continue researching for more information as it relates to Lucifer, her history and the people she influenced and how it relates to us today in a second volume of "Lucifer Revisted". Travis served in the Navy as a corpsman for 12 years and during Desert Storm. He lives today with his family in Richmond, VA. He can be reached at info@travisyates.net.
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  “You are something altogether different, Your Grace, aren’t you?”
  
  He moved ever so slightly closer. “You’ve no idea, Lady Lucinda. No idea.”
  
  Lucinda had to force herself to remain still, hold her ground, and not close
  the small space that separated her from the duke. What was it about this man
  that made her act differently? Feel differently? Want differently?
  
  Staring into his bottomless eyes, full of mischief before, and now—well, only
  Lucifer himself could say, Lucinda wondered what made her want to find out.
  “Is that a challenge, Your Grace?” she asked with light curiosity, her tone
  matching his.
  
  It was the duke’s turn to laugh. “I believe it is, Lady Lucinda. The question
  is, are you inclined to accept?”
  
  Lucinda’s mouth went dry and her mind raced. Surely such questionable banter
  was beyond acceptable behavior, even for a lady of six-and-twenty.
  
  This was Iron Will. A man with a rake’s reputation. A man polite society had
  deemed wild and unruly. Were it not fo