The Iron in Blood

Aug 3, 2013

Fantasy, Old, Paranormal, Romance

The Iron in Blood by Jenny Doe

The Iron in Blood

by Jenny Doe

Rebecca Harding is an ordinary teenager whose DNA hides an extraordinary secret. A routine blood test after an accident turns her peaceful and rather mundane life upside-down, as she becomes the focus of three powerful brothers with exceptional skills and an age-old secret. As she begins to come to terms with her life as the world’s newest and most reluctant vampire, she is abducted, and must embrace her new powers if she has any hope of escape.

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