Christine M. (Tine) reviewed on 9/11/2005 + 50 more book reviews

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The Full of the Moon, by Janice Bennett
Juliana Wittington left the wild isolation of the mors for one reason only: her foolish cousin's predicament. But when the darkly attractive Baron Ramsdell offers to guide her through London's perilous gaming halls, she senses that his polite companionship masks a blood lust more savage than anything the city has to offer ...

Dark Shadows, by Sara Blayne
Scandal doesn't frighten the headstrong Lady Blythe, but when she accepts an invitation from the inscrutable Earl of Revelstoke, she realizes she may be risking something more valuable than her reputation. For Revelstoke is no mere man - he is one of the undead ...

The DeVille Inheritance, by Monique Ellis
A chance meeting on a moonlit street may have saved Ann Leighton from an unscrupulous nobleman, but when All learns that her rescuer, the captivating Henry Frye, is in truth a vampire, she shudders to think what he may want in return ...

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