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    The Undying Vow: Power, Blood, and Desire
    The Undying Vow: Power, Blood, and Desire
    The Undying Vow: Power, Blood, and Desire
    Audiobook10 hours

    The Undying Vow: Power, Blood, and Desire

    Written by Sapphire Skye

    Narrated by Thomas Johnson

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    About this audiobook

    "In the opulent city where shadows hold court, a sizzling dance ignites between two sworn enemies. Octavia, a power-hungry vampire with a past shrouded in mystery, craves dominion. Red, a relentless hunter fueled by vengeance, seeks the monster who stole her sister's humanity. Forced together by a ruthless competition, their fragile alliance sparks a forbidden desire as undeniable as it is dangerous.


    As they navigate deadly trials and navigate a web of deceit, a shocking truth threatens to shatter their fragile bond. Will they succumb to the flames of their passion, or will their pasts tear them apart before they claim their destinies? Love and bloodlust collide in The Undying Vow: Power, Blood, and Desire where hearts remember what minds forget."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJennifer Shakuntala Persad
    Release dateJun 5, 2024
    ISBN9798882271229
    The Undying Vow: Power, Blood, and Desire

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