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    Grave Burden: A Dark Diary Novel
    Dark Diary
    Audiobook series2 titles

    Dark Diary Series

    Written by P. Anastasia

    Narrated by P. Anastasia

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    About this series

    A gripping follow-up to Dark Diary.

    What doesn't kill you makes you a hell of a lot stronger.

    A beast lurks in Kathera's mind, shredding her sanity until all that remains hangs by a fragile thread. While the line between fiction and reality blurs, a moral dilemma keeps her from fighting back. Can she find the answer without losing herself in the process, or will there be more blood on her hands? With burdens too grave to bear, Kathera and Matthaya must grapple with vengeful ghosts from their pasts and lay their demons to rest. But you can't bury your mistakes. Nor can you escape them...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJackal Moon Press
    Release dateSep 20, 2016
    Grave Burden: A Dark Diary Novel
    Dark Diary

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Dark Diary
      Dark Diary

      Dark Diary

      P. Anastasia
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      ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "Dark Diary offers something enjoyable and different for fans of vampire stories." ~Readers' Favorite Worlds collide when a 17th-century vampire meets a modern tattoo artist tormented by visions of her untimely death. Guilt stricken by the passing of a friend and lover, he entertains her offer of friendship. Far from an average vampire tale, Dark Diary is a poignant allegory for life, where fears and regrets endanger one's desire for love and acceptance. It is a delicate reflection on art, romance, and the burden of mental illness. Forbidden romance in the vein of classics like Wuthering Heights, frosted with the seductive allure of immortality, this story documents a pair torn apart by time. A quaint, genre-crossing love story with a flourish of historical romance, it will capture your heart and never let go.

      ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ "Dark Diary offers something enjoyable and different for fans of vampire stories." ~Readers' Favorite Worlds collide when a 17th-century vampire meets a modern tattoo artist tormented by visions of her untimely death. Guilt stricken by the passing of a friend and lover, he entertains her offer of friendship. Far from an average vampire tale, Dark Diary is a poignant allegory for life, where fears and regrets endanger one's desire for love and acceptance. It is a delicate reflection on art, romance, and the burden of mental illness. Forbidden romance in the vein of classics like Wuthering Heights, frosted with the seductive allure of immortality, this story documents a pair torn apart by time. A quaint, genre-crossing love story with a flourish of historical romance, it will capture your heart and never let go.

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      Grave Burden: A Dark Diary Novel
      Grave Burden: A Dark Diary Novel

      Grave Burden: A Dark Diary Novel

      P. Anastasia
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      A gripping follow-up to Dark Diary. What doesn't kill you makes you a hell of a lot stronger. A beast lurks in Kathera's mind, shredding her sanity until all that remains hangs by a fragile thread. While the line between fiction and reality blurs, a moral dilemma keeps her from fighting back. Can she find the answer without losing herself in the process, or will there be more blood on her hands? With burdens too grave to bear, Kathera and Matthaya must grapple with vengeful ghosts from their pasts and lay their demons to rest. But you can't bury your mistakes. Nor can you escape them...

      A gripping follow-up to Dark Diary. What doesn't kill you makes you a hell of a lot stronger. A beast lurks in Kathera's mind, shredding her sanity until all that remains hangs by a fragile thread. While the line between fiction and reality blurs, a moral dilemma keeps her from fighting back. Can she find the answer without losing herself in the process, or will there be more blood on her hands? With burdens too grave to bear, Kathera and Matthaya must grapple with vengeful ghosts from their pasts and lay their demons to rest. But you can't bury your mistakes. Nor can you escape them...

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