Regency bites
England's "vampire craze" is causing much vexation for Ian Ashton, the Lord Vampire of London.
The whole of the haute ton is reading sensational books. Between Dr. John Polidori's "The Vampyre" and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, every duke, duchess, and earl is obsessed with killers in our midst. I'm the Lord Vampire of London, and everywhere I go, I'm treated with suspicion, as if people are doomed by my touch. To quell gossip,
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He wanted her off his hands...
Vincent Tremayne, the reclusive "Devil Earl," has been manipulated into taking rambunctious Lydia Price as his ward. As Lord Vampire of Cornwall, Vincent has better things to do than bring out an unruly debutante.
Now he'll do anything to hold on forever
American-born Lydia Price doesn't care for the stuffy strictures of the ton, and is unimpressed with her foppish
...Her interest is purely scientific
Cassandra Burton wants to study medicine, surgery, healing, and everything related to the human body and its mysteries—and she's willing to rob graves to do it! But a lady can meet dark and dangerous characters lurking around the cemetery. And who could be more fascinating than Rafael Villar, Lord Vampire of London? If she could study his physiology, she could learn so much that would
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