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Heart of the Vampire (The Redcliffe Novels) #5
Step into the bewitching world of Heart of the Vampire, the fifth book in Catherine Green's Redcliffe Novels. As Halloween approaches in Redcliffe, Cornwall, Jessica Stone's life entangles with werewolves, vampires, and her own witchcraft.
Haunted by a tumultuous summer, Jessica balances her vampire boyfriend Jack's detective duties and his werewolf twin Danny's unwavering protection. As she immerses herself in her coven's traditions, Jessica must navigate her love for both brothers and her place in the supernatural world.
Catherine Green weaves a spellbinding tale of romance, magic, and self-discovery that will leave you breathless. Join Jessica as she faces danger, love, and the supernatural along the Cornish coast.
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For me this was a holiday read that drew me along with the question of how this girl was gonna handle so much desire in her own being and so many possibilities in her new world. It was great to see her letting go with more than one partner. Others, male and female, ping on the radar for later consumption. This is a well paced read which created a lot of erotic tension that could (for me) have had more detailed sensual release. Onwards to the sequel!
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Having read all of Catherine's other books I was eagerly awaiting today's release of her latest work. I was not to be disappointed. An exciting series of short stories. A must read for current and future fans of Catherine's books.
"I was not to be disappointed. An exciting series of short stories."
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My Vampire Boyfriend (The Redcliffe Novels)
Green blends romantic tropes with the fundamental truth that love doesn’t make everyone a saint in real life to create a vampire protagonist who realistically craves the company of some humans without experiencing any qualms at draining others. While this novel is part of Green’s The Redcliffe Series, it barely refers to events from other books and never in a way that requires knowledge of them to understand plot or character action; as such, it functions well as a stand-alone novel and is unlikely to spoil any surprises in other books.
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