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Liliana Falconer is hoping to find some excitement when she goes to stay with her great-grandmother Ava in New Orleans. The only daughter of a powerful Hungarian vampire and a witch, Lily has been sheltered and protected her whole life.
While strolling along Bourbon Street, Lily is drawn into a nightclub by the lyrical strains of a guitar. Something mystical and frightening happens when her gaze locks with that of the man strumming the instrument and she quickly leaves the club.
But avoiding Raedan is not in the cards and Lily soon finds herself falling in love with a man who is not only a vampire, but a vampire possessed by a blood-demon that constantly urges Raedan to take not only Lily's blood, but her life as well.
As their love grows stronger, they realize the only way they can be together is to destroy the blood-demon, a task that sends them to the Carpathian Mountains in search of a dragon.
"A sexy, mysterious hero. A dark and dangerous love affair that survives against all the odds. Amanda Ashley delivers a rousing good read!" - Vicki Crum, award-winning author of Blood Moon
Amanda Ashley is one of those rare birds—a California native. She’s lived in Southern California her whole life and loves it (except for the earthquakes). She and her husband share a home with a fluffy Pomeranian named Lady, a curious cat named Trouble (but who only answers to Kitty), and a tortoise who remains nameless.
Amanda and her alter ego, Madeline Baker, have written over 90 books and short stories, many of which have appeared on various bestseller lists, including the New York Times Bestseller List, the Waldenbooks Bestseller list, and the USA Today list. Not bad for someone who started writing just for the fun of it.
You can visit Amanda’s website at www.amandaashley.net or email her at darkwritr@aol.com.
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