Vampires of London Series

Vampires exist. And a whole bunch of them live in London. Wallflower Cat only went to the stupid Halloween party because her roommate dragged her along. Big mistake.  Even worse: nearly falling into bed with Alexander, the mysterious host of the event, before fleeing his mansion faster than a bat out of hell. Something about him and the other partygoers made her suspicious.  Still, Alexander left his mark on her. The kind that lasts an eternity. This first book in Lorelei Moone's Vampire of London series flirts with death, but just a little. Sink your fangs into Alexander’s Blood Bride and discover a secret underworld nobody knows about. 

Michael never sought out love, until one night he stumbles across it anyway. A sense of foreboding hangs over Michael, like the dark clouds collecting overhead. Trouble brews, of the non-meteorological kind. The scent of blood clings to the frosty December air, attracting him against his will. The source? A beautiful woman, lying face down on the damp pavement. Drained, though not yet dead, only the Ritual can save her now. Immortal playboy Michael never wanted to become anyone's maker. Never wanted to settle down. Until one cold winter's night he finds Anna, and everything changes. This thrilling and sexy second book in Lorelei Moone’s Vampires of London series can be enjoyed as a stand-alone. But, if you’d like to start at the beginning, check out Alexander’s Blood Bride first.

The enemy of my enemy… loves me? Valentino Conti deals in death. He knows it, and the unfortunate creatures he hunts, find out soon enough. Vampire hunter Valentino prepares to face off with his most dangerous adversary yet. Victory looks impossible without a miracle, or at least an unexpected companion by his side. Enter Lucille. The woman of his dreams and answer to all his prayers? She must capture the same target, for reasons she refuses to share. Honesty and trust make a relationship, they say. But not this time. As the third and final instalment of Lorelei Moone’s Vampires of London series, Lucille’s Valentine can be enjoyed as a stand-alone. But, it’s more fun to start at the beginning, with Alexander’s Blood Bride.