Eternal Light. A Contemporary Vampire Romance (en Inglés) - Katherine Hastings

They murdered the man I wanted. Now I have to stop him becoming a monster.



I’m Annella Mackay. I don’t lose fights, and I don’t lose my heart. To the modern world, I’m a party girl with expensive tastes and a weakness for hot bartenders. To history, I’m Maighread Mackay, the original vampire warrior and the Werewolf Slayer.



So yes, the irony is spectacular.



Owen was meant to be a distraction, a gorgeous human with a voice like velvet and eyes that saw straight through my armour. Then my enemies decided to make a point. A rival clan murdered him just to send me a message.



Only Owen didn’t stay dead.



He woke up on my floor with my blood in his veins and a secret that turned my world inside out. Owen wasn’t human at all. He was born a werewolf, the sworn enemy of my kind. Now he’s something new. Something stronger. And he has no idea how to control the hunger raging under his skin.



I have one job: teach the man I love how to curb his thirst before he destroys everyone I care about. If I fail, I’ll have to do the one thing that might actually break me.



Eternal Light continues the Immortal Hearts series, a paranormal vampire romance. If you love a lethal, sassy heroine, forbidden love, vampire and werewolf twists, high-stakes danger, and a touch of humor, you’re in the right place. Written by USA Today Bestselling Author, Katherine Hastings.



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