Left for Undead
A Crimson Moon Novel
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- 11,99 €
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- 11,99 €
Description de l’éditeur
In this heart-pounding installment of L.A. Banks' bestselling Crimson Moon series, secret government operative Sasha Trudeau faces an otherworldly threat that hits dangerously close to home.
After the brutal wolf-like attacks that left New Orleans in an uproar, Sasha Trudeau earned a long vacation with her lover and fellow Shadow Wolf, Hunter. But when her team calls with news of vampire slayings, Sasha knows it's only a matter of time before another war breaks out among the supernatural denizens of the world...
The vampires are nobody's ally, but the cold-hearted deaths of their own kind make them even more bloodthirsty than usual. With the Seelie and Unseelie courts claiming innocence and aligning together, Sasha's team is at a loss—until they discover that they're facing ancient creatures from the depths of hell itself, bent on unleashing pure fury. In this action-packed urban fantasy thriller, Sasha must confront an enemy that threatens not just the supernatural world, but the fate of all humanity. Left for Undead is a gripping page-turner that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very last page.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Dense with character backstory and paranormal quirks, this complex sixth Crimson Moon paranormal romance (after March 2010's Never Cry Werewolf) is no place for newbies to start. Newly retired from the military, Shadow Wolf Sasha Trudeau and her mate, Hunter, are on a well-deserved holiday in New Hampshire when word gets out that very powerful vampires are being sun-murdered. The vampires accuse the Unseelie fae, who deny all involvement and gain the rare support of the Seelie and their allied wolf clans. Evidence soon emerges that the enemy they all face comes not from the earthly realm but from the depths of hell. Sasha and Hunter must grapple with family distractions as they seek to contain the demonic force that threatens the world. Angsty dialogue ("She's made like porcelain... and I'm a goddamned Werewolf!") trumps action and plot, and only longtime fans will really care what happens or to whom.
