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After Midnight

Teresa Medeiros

Publisher: HarperCollins e-books

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Summary

"Our sister is marrying a vampire." 
When the ever practical Caroline Cabot first hears those words from the lips of her fanciful youngest sister, she accuses Portia of having a wild imagination.  
But when she discovers their sister Vivienne is actually being courted by Adrian Kane, the mysterious viscount rumored to be a vampire, she decides to accept his invitation to a midnight supper and do some sleuthing of her own.  To both her delight and her dismay, she soon finds herself falling under Kane's bewitching spell.    
After all, what's a proper young lady to do when her sister's suitor arouses more than just her suspicions?
Available since: 10/13/2010.

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