Blood Night By Heather Graham #Review
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About BLOOD NIGHT:
From New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Heather Graham comes a new story in her Krewe of Hunters series… Any member of the Krewe of Hunters is accustomed to the strange. And to conversing now and then with the dead. For Andre Rousseau and Cheyenne Donegal, an encounter with the deceased in a cemetery is certainly nothing new. But this year, Halloween is taking them across the pond—unofficially. Their experiences in life haven’t prepared them for what’s to come. Cheyenne’s distant cousin and dear friend Emily Donegal has called from London. Murder has come to her neighborhood, with bodies just outside Highgate Cemetery, drained of blood. The last victim was found at Emily’s doorstep, and evidence seems to be arising not just against her fiancé, Eric, but against Emily, too. But Emily isn’t just afraid of the law—many in the great city are beginning to believe that the historic Vampire of Highgate is making himself known, aided and abetted by adherents. Some are even angry and frightened enough to believe they should take matters into their own hands. Andre and Cheyenne know they’re in for serious trouble when they arrive, and they soon come to realize that the trouble might be deadly not just for Emily and Eric, but for themselves as well. There’s help to be found in the beautiful and historic old cemetery. And as All Hallows Eve looms, they’ll be in a race against time, seeking the truth before the infamous vampire has a chance to strike again. **Every 1001 Dark Nights novella is a standalone story. For new readers, it’s an introduction to an author’s world. And for fans, it’s a bonus book in the author’s series. We hope you'll enjoy each one as much as we do.**
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BOOK TRAILER
EXCERPT:
Given
the time he’d
spent in Salem, Massachusetts, and his time in New Orleans,
Louisiana, Andre had met many a so-called psychic. Some seemed
sincere, though he believed they simply had a talent for reading
people and telling them things they might already know.
Most
were shams.
Father
Faith—or William Smith—fell into the latter grouping, Andre
decided, though that quick assessment might not be fair. He knew
witches in Salem who were really Wiccans, respecting their faith as a
religion. He knew some who were all show for the tourists who came
into their shops, fascinated and ready to drop their dollars.
It
was the same in New Orleans. There were very good voodoo
practitioners and priests and priestesses. But he knew those who were
total con artists, too.
In
both alternative
religions, no harm was to be done to others. Harm done came back on
the one who attempted it. Both Hollywood—and Doc Duvalier in
Haiti—had
given voodoo a very bad name.
The
shop they approached was called Father
Faith’s.
“How
original,”
Cheyenne
deadpanned, and he shot her a smile as he opened the door.
Andre
hadn’t
needed to get inside to perform his initial assessment of the man.
His first impression had come from the front window, which displayed
modern vampire
kits,
bottles of potions made from garlic, “guaranteed
to drive away vampires and other forces of evil,”
plus
all manner of sterling jewelry, from crosses to earrings and more.
Father
Faith seemed to be a focal point of the store himself. He stood
talking to a customer and gesturing to the shelves that offered all
sorts of arcane items: stakes, vials of garlic, oils, candles, herbs,
talismans, tarot cards, books, and crosses in wood or silver of
varying sizes and all price points.
As
Inspector Adair had told them, William Smith was a tall man,
dark-haired, and could easily have been cast as a vampire in any
movie. His shoulders were broad, and his age was difficult to
determine. But however old he might be—somewhere between forty-five
to maybe even sixty—he was extremely fit, moved fluidly, and
carried himself with an air of drama and confidence. His eyes were
dark, his face was pale, and he wore a collar that seemed not quite
priestly, but very close to it.
Cheyenne
and Andre pretended interest in a rack of jewelry, a lot of it
beautifully crafted. Father Faith might be a psychic, but he was also
good at acquisitions.
REVIEW QUOTES FOR HEATHER GRAHAM'S NOVELS:
"Heather Graham knows what readers want."
~Publisher's Weekly
"Graham deftly weaves elements of mystery, the paranormal and romance into a tight plot that will keep the reader guessing at the true nature of the killer's evil."
~Publisher's Weekly
"Suspenseful and dark."
~RT Book Reviews
"If you like mixing a bit of the creepy with a dash of sinister and spine-chilling reading with your romance, be sure to read Heather Graham's latest."
~Miami Herald
About HEATHER GRAHAM:
New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Heather Graham has always been an avid reader, from classics to sci-fi, mystery, horror, thriller, romance, and all kinds of non-fiction. She’s fairly certain that her mom’s deliciously crazy family–arriving in the US a bit before her birth from Ireland–gave her the love of storytelling. She started out in theater and commercials, but once her children began to arrive, she stayed home and gave writing a try. She’s incredibly grateful to be doing what she’s doing for a living. Heather belongs to MWA, RWA, Sisters in Crime, HWA, and ITW, and has the recipient of the RWA Lifetime Achievement Award, a Silver Bullet for charitable works, and this year, she will receive the Thriller Master title from ITW. She has over 200 novels in print, and has been published in 22 languages.
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