Dance Until Dawn

Dance Until Dawn
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Publisher : Choc Lit Limited
Total Pages : 302
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ISBN-10 : 9781781891346
ISBN-13 : 1781891346
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Book Synopsis Dance Until Dawn by : Berni Stevens

Download or read book Dance Until Dawn written by Berni Stevens and published by Choc Lit Limited. This book was released on 2014-03-03 with total page 302 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: In the first book of this dark, sexy paranormal series, an unlikely girl becomes the one thing a vampire needs more than blood . . . A twenty-two-year-old dancer in London’s West End, Ellie Wakefield should be in the prime of her life. But now, she is no longer alive. And yet, she’s not quite dead. Ellie has been turned into a fledgling vampire—despite her lifelong aversion to blood and her dread of the dark. And when she meets the powerful creature who changed her, she defies him as no other has ever dared . . . At three hundred years old, William Austen thought he was above such mortal feelings as love—until he saw Ellie. After a year of desiring her from afar, he was forced to bite her to rescue her soul from oblivion. And now he will finally have the chance to be truthful about who he is, and take her as his own . . . Forever. “If you love Paranormal Romance, if vampires and their ladies fill you with anticipation, if you enjoy a knockdown, all out fight between the good and the evil of the paranormal world—then this novel is for you. I highly recommend Dance Until Dawn and I’m hoping for a sequel, or better yet a series in the future.” —Keeper Bookshelf


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