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| Original Title: | Vampire, Interrupted |
| ISBN: | 0061229776 (ISBN13: 9780061229770) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.lynsaysands.net/books/argeneau/interrupted.html |
| Series: | Argeneau #9 |
| Characters: | Marguerite Argeneau, Julius Notte, Christian Notte, Tiny McGraw |
| Setting: | London, England(United Kingdom) York, Yorkshire, England(United Kingdom) Italy |
Lynsay Sands
Paperback | Pages: 370 pages Rating: 4.34 | 18446 Users | 503 Reviews
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| Title | : | Vampire, Interrupted (Argeneau #9) |
| Author | : | Lynsay Sands |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 370 pages |
| Published | : | February 26th 2008 by Avon |
| Categories | : | Paranormal. Vampires. Fantasy. Romance. Paranormal Romance |
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IT WAS A CASE SHE COULD SINK HER TEETH INTO...After seven hundred years of life, Marguerite Argeneau finally has a career. Well, the start of one, anyway. She's training to be a private investigator, and her first assignment is to find an immortal's mother. It seemed simple enough, until Marguerite wakes up one evening to find herself at the wrong end of a sword. Now she realizes she's in way over her head.
Julius Notte wants to protect Marguerite, and not because someone just tried to take her head off. She doesn't know it yet, but she's his lifemate and he's determined to woo her. It's been over five hundred years since he last courted a woman, but surely the techniques haven't changed. Now if only he can keep her alive—so to speak—so they can have that happily-ever-after.
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Ratings: 4.34 From 18446 Users | 503 ReviewsArticle Of Books Vampire, Interrupted (Argeneau #9)
Best one in the series, so far. Mainly because there was a moment when I was actually surprised. I love when a book does that. And, to be honest, it doesn't happen that often because:1. I'm old. Seen it, done it, got the t-shirt, shrunk the t-shirt in the laundry, turned it into a dog t-shirt and took a ton of photos for Facebook.2. I've read a hell of a lot of books. For every book I've reviewed, there are 5 that I read and haven't reviewed. If there is a trope, I have read it.3. I'm not anLoveI love that her "vampires" are different...and that are human...well. nano-human. Love this family also. Kinda jealous how well they look out for c each other.
In this ninth installment of the Argeneau series, it's time for Marguerite Argeneau to find her happily ever after. Now that Marguerite's abusive ex husband Jean Claude is dead, Marguerite has decided that it's time to start a career. After partnering with Tiny, Marguerite heads to London to track down Christian's long lost mother. Marguerite wants a change of pace and a little excitement but she never imagined that it would mean risking her seven hundred year old head and having to delve into
Book 9 in Ms. Sands Argeneau Vampire series. This is one of Lynsay Sands best books in the Argeneau series. We finally get to read Marguerites storyher whole story that is. On her new career, training to be a PI with Tiny (contracted by Christian Notte to find his long-lost mother), she meets her lifemate Julius Notte (Christians father). Someone is trying to kill Marguerite, someone doesnt want Marguerite and Tiny to succeed, and Julius wont leave her side to be butchered, literally, by someone
First: Skip the family tree at the beginning! It contains a spoiler!!!!Although a fun read, with a lot more mystery and not so much romance, this one is my least favorite so far. It was slow in places, and the lead characters were frustratingly immature at times, despite having several lifetimes of experience. The mystery was kind of compacted into the last 50 pages, complete with a bad guy speech about the hows and whys of the evil plan.Lynsay Sands isn't a bad writer (A+ for the sexy parts!)
This made my heart die a little and I haven't stopped fangirling since I put the book down
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