Pearse - Clarke, London
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Not all vampires are alike... Pearse Gallagher never intended to hurt anyone. As part of a fringe society of blood fetishists, he's always indulged his thirst in the confines of intimacy. So when he runs into his coworker Lacey at a bar, he's surprised to discover she has the same interest in vampirism. Even so, Lacey has another motive for getting Pearse into her bed. As a member of an organization called The Colony, Lacey views Pearse as a potential recruit. At first, it seems like an ideal affiliation, and Pearse feels he's found a place to belong. Until he begins to wonder if he's made a…mehr

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Not all vampires are alike... Pearse Gallagher never intended to hurt anyone. As part of a fringe society of blood fetishists, he's always indulged his thirst in the confines of intimacy. So when he runs into his coworker Lacey at a bar, he's surprised to discover she has the same interest in vampirism. Even so, Lacey has another motive for getting Pearse into her bed. As a member of an organization called The Colony, Lacey views Pearse as a potential recruit. At first, it seems like an ideal affiliation, and Pearse feels he's found a place to belong. Until he begins to wonder if he's made a terrible mistake and joined a group of cold-blooded killers. Now, Pearse must battle for his freedom-and his life. Pearse is the chilling prequel novelette to the Legacy of Darkness series from the award-winning and Amazon-bestselling author of The Meadows and Whickering Place.
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London Clarke is the award-winning and Amazon bestselling author of Wildfell and the Legacy of Darkness series. Obsessed with vampires and haunted houses from a young age, London grew up reading gothic tales that featured romantic and tragic heroes. Wuthering Heights and Dracula are her favorite novels, and although now happily married, she readily confesses that she once moved to England in search of a man who was the perfect amalgamation of Dracula, Hamlet, Heathcliff, and Mr. Rochester. Along with her travels, she's had an eclectic array of jobs including receptionist, legal secretary, literary assistant, high school English teacher, and freelance editor. London lives in a Washington, DC suburb with her husband and two greyhounds. She's happiest when she’s writing novels, reading books, or touring old houses and cemeteries.