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    Scarlet Lupe
    Scarlet Lupe
    Scarlet Lupe
    Audiobook9 hours

    Scarlet Lupe

    Written by Aria Storm

    Narrated by Fleur Strange

    3/5

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    About this audiobook

    After awakening in this modern world. I have struggled to find my bearings. My name is Mavis, and I was once the Queen of Irish vampyrs. Now I live in the shadows of both worlds.

    My daughter Alexia has begun to heal the devastation wrought by a malicious immortal monstrosity. I am working towards modernizing and attempting to begin University studies soon.

    Aurelia brings a message to us. She invites Olaf, Anne, and me to a secret Lycanthrope retreat. A bloody storm is brewing, and many sinister plots will come to fruition at the very worst possible moment. The Lycans might truly turn against vampyrs. War is on the horizon, and even my considerable prowess might not be enough to stave off the threats hunting the Lycans in the darkness.

    How can I protect my friends, and can I manage to cut through a few layers of AUrelia's inner armor? More importantly, can I possibly keep Olaf from getting himself killed while we are off with thousands of shifters for a holiday trip?

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateFeb 8, 2022
    ISBN9781666174502
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    • 3/5
      I like the world created as well as the narrator. I do find myself listening at 1.8 because there is a lot of superlative exposition, needless dialogue, campy villains and repeated phrases. But, not a lot of poly female vampire/werewolf stories out there on audio..so, here I am.