Blurb:
Escaping the depraved servitude of a vampire master she
killed, Jessica has found her way, with three nomadic guides, to the sun-baked
desolation of the Sahara-only to slowly perish. Then she hears the tale of
Farida, an enigmatic beauty lost as well to the Sahara three centuries ago,
whose ancient desire for the legendary vampire Lord Mason is stirring the same
desires in Jessica. But the more Jessica's fatal curiosity reveals of Farida,
the closer she gets to Lord Mason's irresistible and forbidden secret.
My review:
This book can be read stand-alone. We met Mason briefly in The Mark of the
Vampire Queen (Vampire Queen, #2) this story happens some months after
that. Jessica was forced into becoming a
vampire servant and endured the horrid depravity at the hands of her master. She would escape into her imagination through
the stories of Farida and her lover. She
survives her masters death at her hands and escapes into the Saharan Desert
looking for Farida’s tomb. She goes
there to die but is instead saved by Lord Mason Farida’s lover and an ancient
vampire. They both have issues but could
ultimately end up saving each other.
This is another darkly sensual tale in the Vampire Queen series.
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