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Maggie Shayne's Prince of Twilight (Wings in the Night Book 9)
Maggie Shayne's Prince of Twilight (Wings in the Night Book 9)
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Dracula is far older than his legend.
For centuries, he has awaited the reincarnation of his one true love, Elisabeta, foretold by the vampire Rhiannon centuries ago. And now he has found her. But she has no returned to him in the way he expected. Instead, her restless and frustrated spirit is possessing a modern day woman named Tempest, who is called “Storm.” The nickname, he finds, is fitting.
Stormy has been sensing a presence inside her fighting to take control. That feeling becomes even more overwhelming when the dark prince is near. She is torn between her own passion for Vlad Dracul, and the passion of the entity lurking within. The parasitic and jealous Elisabeta wants to kill her hostess when she realizes they both love the same man.
It’s a fight to the death within a single body.
But only Vlad can choose which of his loves will live and which will die.
What people are saying…
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Another perfect book in the Wings series. Although it doesn't have as much intrigue as the rest, this one touches base on the characters feelings a lot more. The events leading up to the climax and ending are perfectly wound together, the way it should be. At first, it felt like I was missing something, a long stretch between the last book and this one, but as you read the story, the 'stretch' is brought back and explained, and timed perfectly as well. What can I say? Maggie knows what she's doing.” ~ Reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Dracula is back and this time it's with Tempest "Stormy" Jones who is the reincarnation of his 500 year old crazy dead wife in the dungeons. This was the sequel to "Blue Dawn" so we get to know what happened between Stormy and Vlad 16 years ago, but also old friends like Rhiannon and Damien are coming back!” ~ Reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “After I got done reading Maggie Shayne's "Prince of Twilight," I felt that I needed a cigarette. Shayne has done it again with "Prince of Twilight." Her weaving of eroticism throughout the plot brings a fast pace, quick read to life. She has hit every nail on the head to make this a successful novel. The characters, plot, scenes, transition and dialogue all exceeded a seasoned reader's senses. Maggie Shayne's books are always a highly recommended books.” ~ Reviewer
Grab this book if you love…
✅ Dracula
✅ Vampire Hero/Mortal Heroine
✅ Hero Erases Heroine's Memory
✅ Past Life Connections
✅ Reincarnation Love Story
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Look Inside Ch. 1
Look Inside Ch. 1
“We have to bury her, my son.”
Vlad stood in the small stone chapel beside his beloved new bride. Elisabeta’s skin was as cold as the stone bier on which she lay. She wore the pale green wedding gown the servants had found for her on the day their hasty vows had been exchanged. The skirt draped on either side of her, swathing the stone slab in beauty. Her hair, pale as spun silver and endlessly long, spread around her head, as if pillowing her in a cloud.
“My son.” This time the old priest’s words were accompanied by his hand, clasping Vlad’s shoulder.
Vlad whirled on the man. “No! She is not to be put in the ground. Not yet. I won’t allow it.”
A little fear joined the pity in the old man’s eyes. Not enough, not yet. “I know this is difficult—I do. But she deserves to be laid to rest."
“I said no,” Vlad repeated, his tone tired, his heart dead. Then he turned from the priest and focused again where he needed to focus: upon her, upon his bride. Their time together had been too short. One night and then part of a second before he’d been called into battle. It wasn’t right.
The priest still hovered.
“Get out, before I draw my blade and send you out in pieces.”
Vlad’s words were barely more than a hoarse whisper, yet filled with enough menace to elicit a clipped gasp from the cleric.
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