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Lynsay Sands

Tall, Dark & Hungry

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“Take a bite into fresh, fun vampire comedy…read Lynsay Sands.”schemas-microsoft-com:office:office” />
—Carly Phillips

Nobody does vampire romance quite like Lynsay Sands! Tall, Dark & Hungry is the fourth book in her insanely popular Argeneau vampire series—and she brilliantly blends laughter with steamy passion in this story about a British lass who falls hard for a tasty immortal in-law she meets when she crosses the ocean to attend a cousin’s New York wedding. Paranormal romance is hot, hot, hot! And Lynsay Sands is not only one of the pioneer authors of this subgenre…she’s one of the very best!
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339 printed pages
Publication year
2010

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  • Amanda Nøddebohas quoted7 years ago
    “You want to marry me?” Terri asked with pleasure.
    Bastien rolled his eyes. “Terri, honey. I just flew two thousand three hundred miles chasing after you. It wasn’t to ask you on a date.”
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  • Amanda Nøddebohas quoted7 years ago
    “I still love you,” he admitted. “I’ll love you forever. Or at least for the next four or five hundred years. After that, we might have to work at it.”
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    • Amanda Nøddebohas quoted7 years ago
      Fear shooting through her, Terri instinctively held her hand out to stop her cousin, then blinked at the sandwich she was holding up like some Victorian wench holding up a cross.
      “Bite?” she offered lamely.
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