Dark Night

By Rita Schulz

Vampire Princess Kora Sinclair receives an urgent message from the Vampire Consortium that her grandmother has been kidnapped. In her role as a private detective Princess Kora accepts the case. Thus begins a deadly journey to save her grandmother and foil a plot to overthrow the consortium. Will she arrive in time or is already too late?

• Language: English
• Publisher: 53rd Street Publishing
• Release date: Jan 29, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386052883

Rita Schulz

Rita lives on the Sunshine Coast in British Columbia with, Russ, her husband, who is also a fiction writer. She has written for years and is an alumnus of the Oregon Writers Network, and the Greater Vancouver Chapter of the Romance Writers of America. Her most recently published stories are Fire in Their Hearts with R.G. Hart from Champagne books, and Ladies of the Jolly Roger and Tales of the Fantastic, from 53rd Street Publishing. Please visit her website at http://www.ritacrossley.com to view her other works.  

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Dark Night

Dark Night

Rita Schulz

53rd Street Publishing

Dark Night

Rita Schulz

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Published by 53rd Street Publishing

Copyright 2018 Rita Schulz

All rights reserved

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Cover art @aarrttuurr Portfolio/depositphotos

Cover designed by R. Edgewood

Cover design and layout copyright 2018 by 53rd Street Publishing

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53rd Street Publishing

Head office: Gibsons B.C. Canada

www.53rdsteetpublishing.com

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This is a work of fiction. Any similarities to persons living or dead are purely coincidental.

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Dark Night

About the Author

Also by Rita Schulz

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Dark Night

Princess Kora Nicole Sinclair stood on the hard gray cement balcony of her penthouse apartment looking out over the black, cold water of False Creek. The sky was heavy with dense dark clouds .

She wondered what it would be like if she could launch herself from here and fly. Just open her arms fall then soar up into the black of night.

The breeze was crisp even for her, for most humans it would have been bone chillingly cold in the sleeveless sheer black crepe, ankle length dress she wore, but she hardly felt it. Her straight shoulder length honey blonde hair swirled around her face and shoulders almost masking her dark flat ebony eyes. Being a hybrid human and vampire had its advantages at times.

On her left were the lights of the Science Center—or as Vancouverites called it the Golf Ball—and before her twinkled a few street lights and boats bobbing in False Creek on this cold January evening. To her right were the viaduct and the lights of downtown Vancouver.

Kora knew