The Black Lily
Juliette Cross
elo 2022 · Vampire Blood Kirja 1 · Tantor Media Inc · Lukija: Julie-Ann Elliott
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With the threat of the vampire monarchy becoming stronger every day, the Black Lily must take drastic measures. As the leader of the underground resistance, Arabelle concocts the perfect idea to gain the attention of the Glass Tower. Her plan? Attend the vampire prince's blood ball and kill him. Fortunately for Prince Marius, her assassination goes awry, and Arabelle flees, leaving behind only her dagger. Marius is desperate to find the woman whose kiss turned into attempted murder, hunting for the mysterious assassin he can't push out of his mind. But what he uncovers could change the course of his life forever . . . Contains mature themes.
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Juliette Cross is a multi-published author of paranormal and fantasy romance. She has a BA in creative writing from Louisiana State University, a MEd in gifted education, and was privileged to study under the award-winning author Ernest J. Gaines in grad school. She lives in Louisiana with her husband and four children.
Julie-Ann Elliott is a Washington DC-based stage, film, and tv actor, as well as voice-over artist. Combining her talents as a performer with her love of language and books, she began narrating audiobooks for The Library of Congress's National Library Service, recording over 100 books in various genres.
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