Shadows of A Vampire: A Vampire Romance (Blood Brotherhood)
Language: English
Published by Independently published, 2019
Series: Book 2 of 7 - Blood Brotherhood
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382 pages. 8.00x5.25x0.96 inches. In Stock.
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- Title
- Shadows of A Vampire: A Vampire Romance (Blood Brotherhood)
- Author
- Guida, ML
- Publisher
- Independently published
- Publication year
- 2019
- Condition
- Brand New
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1088538185
- ISBN 13
- 9781088538180
- Series
- Book 2 of 7: Blood Brotherhood
Evil is coming…
Can a dragon and a witch defeat the darkness threatening to destroy their love?William O’Brien thought he’d be cursed as a vampire, but a crafty demon had other plans. Now, he’s a threat to all those he loves. His only hope is a beautiful witch who claims she can help him defeat the anger brewing inside him, but is she strong enough to defeat the fires of hell?Mariah Fey wants to free her brother and she’s willing to risk her life to save him. If she doesn’t help William regain his powers, her brother will be lost forever. But what she didn’t count on is her growing attraction for the angry dragon.Dark spells have been cast. One false move and their love could be torn apart.Shadows of The Vampire is the second book in Award Winning Author ML Guida’s Blood Brotherhood Series, a collection of dark paranormal romance novels.If you like heart pounding action, fated mates, and happily ever afters, then you’ll love ML Guida’s Blood Brotherhood series.Buy Shadows of The Vampire and fall in love with a reluctant dragon!
Here's an excerpt from the book for you to enjoy now ~ William could hardly take a sip, his hands trembled so badly. The tepid water trickled down his throat, but his stomach revolted as if he had swallowed sea water. He spit it out onto the floor and dropped the cup. Spasms gripped his gut. He bent over and moaned, but his moan changed into a screech. “’Tis da curse, lad. I’m sorry.” William shook his head. His long hair fell and stuck to his wet face. Breathe. He toppled off the bed onto his hands and knees. He arched his back and yelled. The pain was excruciating, unbearable. Muscles twisted, bones cracked, and moved beneath his skin as if they were stretching, increasing in size, growing. His skin constricted tighter and tighter. Doc’s eyes widened. “My God…Your back…” Fear filled his quaking voice.William’s shoulders bulged. He threw his head back in agony. Something twisted around in the middle of his back as if a sword pierced bone, tissue, and organs. What had Lark done to him? “Something…is…inside me, Doc.” His voice was strained. Another burst of pain silenced him then slowly subsided. He hissed. “Stop it. Before—”Another wave of torture ripped through him and stomped out his thought. Doc sagged against the wall. “I don’t know what to do, lad.” William’s arms gave way, and he fell onto his stomach. The cold wooden floor failed to cool his sweltering body. A memory of swimming with Kane in a freezing lake on his father’s land in Ireland one summer’s day popped into his mind. He wished he could throw himself into the icy water now. Something tore through the flesh of his back. He cried out in anguish, but his screams sounded more like a raven’s screech.Black wings flapped back and forth, and chilly air swirled over his body. He had wings! What kind of vampire was he? He shuddered. Tears pushed on the back of his eyelids. Footsteps thudded down the hall. Someone pounded on the door. “Doc!”William winced at Kane’s commanding voice.The door slammed open. Kane and Hannah burst into the room.William turned his head, glad his hair prevented him from seeing his beautiful Hannah. Though she’d given her heart to Kane, William didn’t want her to see him like this, to see the disgust and horror in those pretty brown eyes. But he couldn’t help sneaking a peek, only to see her edging closer to Kane, and a familiar loss seized him. She had chosen a vampire over him. His face grim, Kane gripped his sword. “Bloody hell.” Bones crunched, and William’s nose contorted, growing longer and longer. He swept his tongue along a mouth of razor-sharp teeth. Hannah grabbed Kane’s arm. “Kane, what’s—”Kane yanked his arm free and stepped in front of her. “Hannah, get back.” She slipped around him, her face white. “Kane, he’s turning into a…a…a dragon.”"Synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
Revaluation Books
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