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    Golden Vampire

    By Linda Thomas-Sundstrom

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    For former cop Jesse Stewart, giving herselfmind and bodyto sexy vampire Lance Van Baaren meant losing her soul. Hired by the government to find a senator's missing daughter, she instead found a haunting link to her past. And now something is drawing her to the one man she should despise .

    Once a knight, Lance had sworn to protect the innocent. And one of those young innocents had been Jesse. Now face-to-face with the alluring woman she has become, he's determined to help Jessie solve her case and make her his own. But would finding the truth of her pastand the Blood Moonpush her further away?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Nocturne
    Release dateApr 1, 2011
    ISBN9781426889486
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    Golden Vampire
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    Linda Thomas-Sundstrom

    Linda Thomas-Sundstrom is an award-winning author of contemporary and paranormal romance novels for Harlequin's Nocturne and Desire imprints. Vampires, werewolves and spirits are the usual inspirations for this writer who swears she has "paranormal" in her genes, but a contemporary holiday story can, Linda says, be just as magical. Linda lives in the West, juggles teaching, writing, family, and caring for a ranch, and loves to write.

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