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    Nightwing

    By Lynn Michaels

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    A vampire, his Shade and an ancient evil...

    Willow Evans doesn't believe in vampires until she discovers that Jonathan Raven doesn't cast a reflection in a mirror. She doesn't believe in ghosts, either, until she traps Johnny, Raven's Shade, in a mirror.

    Neither Johnny nor Raven can really exist, yet they do. So does Nekhat, an Egyptian vampire unearthed in the Valley of the Kings in 1878 -- and Nekhat has a score to settle with Raven.

    Johnny loves Willie unconditionally. Raven needs her to regain his mortality. Which one will she choose?

    Finalist for the Romance Writers of America's Rita award

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLynn Michaels
    Release dateAug 18, 2011
    ISBN9781465713896
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    • 5/5
      My taste in novels doesn't generally draw me to the supernatural, particularly vampires - which, in my humble opinion, have been beaten to death - but Michaels' novel, Nightwing, captivated me from beginning to end. Definitely a new twist on a tired subject. The characters are engaging, the pace and intrigue excellent. Well worth the read. If you can find it. I got luck and happened to be doing some research in a resale shop and came across this one.