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His Eternal Kiss by Karla Hocker, Judith A. Lansdowne, Jeanne Savery · Booklabria

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Karla Hocker, Judith A. Lansdowne, Jeanne Savery
His Eternal Kiss

VampiresAmerican Romance fiction

His Eternal Kiss

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First published: 2002

Synopsis

A trio of hauntingly romantic vampire tales that transport readers back to Regency England.

Subjects: Vampires
American Romance fiction
Anthology
Time: Regency Era

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Publisher: Kensington Pub
Published: 2002
Pages: 263
Language: English
Contributor: Hocker, Karla, 1946-
Contributor: Lansdowne, Judith A.
Contributor: Savery, Jeanne
ISBN-10: 0758203322

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