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Today’s tease comes from the book Seventh Circle, which is book 7 in my popular Vampires Realm romance series.

Read on for this Tuesday’s tease… it’s quite a long tease today, but I love this scene in particular…

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“Is something the matter?” Lincoln said from the opposite side of the table.

She favoured him with a scowl and went back to her book. How dare he speak to her? This was his fault after all. He was one of them. He had brought the one that had killed Jackson to this place and then brazenly walked into her life and demanded she protect him.

She hated him.

She hated everything he represented, and all the deaths he brought back to her.

Tears blurred her vision. She refused to let them fall. She wouldn’t let him see her like this. She couldn’t let him see how much he affected her.

She turned another page, scanning it for a mention of Lincoln’s prophecy. Since the words he’d given her were in Latin, they’d started with the Latin books. It had never been a strong point of hers. She’d almost failed it during training.

Eve had been better.

Eve had passed with flying colours.

Her chest tightened and heart ached at the memory of her twin sister. She’d always been so full of life and laughter, so carefree while she herself had been so serious about their calling. She could remember telling her sister not to run down the halls here when they were children, that it was against the rules. Eve had never done anything by the rules.

It had hurt like hell the day she’d died.

Lilith had felt it, felt the pull and snap inside her. Daniel hadn’t needed to say a word for her to know what had happened.

Lincoln’s kind had killed her.

A dirty, vicious and disgusting Vehemens.

Vehemens seemed to take everyone she loved.

“There is definitely something the mat—”

“Shut up!” She cut him off, slamming her fists down on the table and standing sharply. Her chair flew backwards. “Just shut up!”
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Today’s tease comes from the book Seventh Circle, which is the seventh book in my Vampires Realm romance series. Read on for this Tuesday’s tease… Lilith is a vampire hunter working for Section Seven and stuck with a vampire, Lincoln, because he paid her bosses for her protection. The last thing Lincoln is looking for is love. He has a price on his head and he’s struggling to keep that part of his anatomy stuck to his body, and falling for a human female, especially a hunter, is not on his agenda… but love never did choose wisely…

Lincoln stared at the ceiling. Sleep evaded him, chased away by the thousand screaming heartbeats in his head. He clapped a hand over his eyes, wishing to shut the world out. The blood of every human in the building still called to him.

None more than Lilith’s.

He focused on it as it beckoned him, a strong steady melody in his ears, a siren song. His eyes slipped shut behind his hand and a smile teased his lips as he reached out with sharpened senses and listened to her moving around the small apartment. She was muttering to herself about the heat. It was hot in the building. Everyone’s blood was rushing close to the surface, their hearts working overtime to cool their bodies down. It only made them more alluring.

Shifting his focus, he listened to the clanging of metal on metal far below him. Someone was trying to fix the boiler. Its malfunction was obviously the cause of the temporary heat wave.

Lilith cursed again from the other room, loud enough this time that he would’ve heard it if he’d been human.

Her heart thumped rhythmically, pounding in his blood and telling him to go to her. Neither of them could sleep. Perhaps they could begin researching, although it would probably be unwise to disturb her now. When her superior had told her to share her apartment with him, and that his safety was maximum priority, she’d looked as though she’d been chewing a wasp. Her superior had been right. She did despise his kind, as did everyone here. Common sense told him to leave before someone got it into their head to attempt to kill him, and not just make idle threats. His heart said that he had to stay. He had to know if she really was the one.
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