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    The Blood Diary
    The Blood Diary
    The Blood Diary
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    The Blood Diary

    By Molly Ellis

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    Ever since Amelia was turned into a vampire she has been on the run from her Hunter. She finds herself moving from one country to the next, never quite settling anywhere. She is drawn to a stranger that has been stalking her for a while. He turns out to be an incubus and at first meeting him she becomes fearful of him.

    Just as she is about to uncover his true intentions, he flees. Under the watchful eye of Storm, her maker, she pursues him...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmorBooks.com
    Release dateJan 27, 2022
    ISBN9781005862220
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      Before man knew time and years as they are known now, the heavens were at war. Gods fought against other Gods so that in the end only one would rule. Amidst this war the Gods tried everything to increase their power and power came from the worship of humans. But men were fickle in heart and few in numbers.

      There was a limit to their age and when they died, they took the power of worship with them. One of the many sons of Zeus, Lord Bacchus, decided that he would change his fate by creating a race of human, whose years were unlimited.

      Bacchus descended to earth and started a party, luring humans to his lair with wine, music and sex. While the humans drunk with wine frolicked and fornicated ignorantly, Bacchus began to murder them one by one, biting into their throats and casting them aside. As they bled, the blood ran down the steps of his throne into

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