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Dead and loving it by MaryJanice Davidson · Booklabria

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Dead and loving it

RomanceVampires

Dead and loving it

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

USA Today bestselling author MaryJanice Davidson has enchanted readers everywhere with her delicious blend of wicked humor, sizzling sex, and totally unique vision of vampires and werewolves. In this collection of four novellas she brings her beloved Wyndham werewolves (featured in her acclaimed novel Derek's Bane) together with the vampires ruled by Betsy Taylor (from her bestselling Undead series).

Subjects: Romance
Vampires
Werewolves

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