The Princess's Consort: House of Dracul 2.5

By J. Annas Walker

Not every member of the House of Dracul has been lucky in love. With her sister Cassy, Princess and Scion of the House of Dracul, lost in Avalon and brother-in-law, David, in an enchanted sleep, Princess Elizabeta finds herself divorced, alone, and hunted. Will her vengeful ex-husband find her before Mills can save her? Can she find love and safety in the arms of a male witch? Even if she does, will the High Prince, now her adoptive father, allow her to have the love she deserves?

• Language: English
• Publisher: J. Annas Walker
• Release date: Nov 19, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310269905

J. Annas Walker

I started my love affair with vampires as a kid by reading Bram Stoker’s Dracula. It was the only vampire book our little local library branch had back then. Then, I discovered mail order books and fell in love with the tortured characters in Interview with a Vampire. In the mid 80’s, the most amazing thing happened! My family bought a VCR, and I was finally able to see movies! All the vampire flicks I could beg for flickered across the screen, making the love affair into a passionate, lifelong relationship. Today, I write fantasy and paranormal romance and never pass up a chance to pair up vampires with the less-than-usual characters. Witches and elves currently top my list. I love weaving vampires into legends and myths where none exist. It’s my private world of the erotic, weird, and wonderful, and I invite every reader to go along for the ride.

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THE PRINCESS’S CONSORT

House of Dracul 2.5

A House of Dracul Short Story

by

J. Annas Walker

The House of Dracul Series

Scion’s Freedom

Scion’s Avalon

The Princess’s Consort

Scion’s Dragon

Other Works

The Lost Alchemist

Midnight’s Jewel

The Jewel of Darkness

Water’s Lover

THE PRINCESS’S CONSORT

By J. Annas Walker

Copyright 2013 J. Annas Walker

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The Princess’s Consort

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Staring at the pink lemonade in front of her made her hungry. Blood replaced the usual berries responsible for the tint. Her fangs pressed against the inside of her lower lip painfully. The beverage may have made her hungry, but the room full of pounding hearts tempted her bloodlust.

Princess Elizabeta Dracul, Liz to her friends, sat at the wedding reception thirsty and completely bored. These people were virtual strangers. Her former father-in-law and now adoptive parent, High Prince Vlad Tepulus IV, insisted she stay with the Council of Covens while he culled a rebellion started by her former husband and his mistress. The elder witches and their covens went out of their way to include her in their activities. They had insisted