About this book

"Every decision comes with consequences, even for a new vampire. Leslie Love thought she'd simply sail back to the life she once knew as a romance writer, after her being turned into a vampire. She's dropped in the supernatural tidal wave and can't swim: Alistair, her sire and fated mate, is missing; the Greek god, Poseidon, has threatened to flood New York City if she doesn't return his stolen Trident to him; and, a powerful dragon from beyond has decided today's the day to start the apocalypse, he only needs her help. Blech. The stakes are sharp and high. It's either kill or be killed. And this time, the dead won't rise. Grab your ghostly gimlet or schnapps, and take a vampire nose dive right into Twice as High, a funny, fast-paced, and gripping adventure, by USA Today bestselling author Tina Glasneck. Readers who enjoy magic and mayhem with a heroine in her mid-thirties, as well as slow-burn romance and supernatural mysteries, will enjoy this thrilling and adventurous series. The Order of the Dragon series is best enjoyed when read in reading order. Zero Hour: Prequel Once Bitten Twice as High Three Little Words A Half-Cocked Vampire Four Times the Fight Fans of the Chicagoland Vampires, True Blood, and the Fever series will enjoy this wonderful urban fantasy romp filled with action, adventure, slow-burn romance, and a wonderful motley crew. Get it now! vampire books, vampire books for adults, popular series, paranormal, urban fantasy series, top rated books, paranormal women's fiction, pwf, dragon books, vampire books, slow burn romance, fantasy books for adults, dragon books for adults, dragon shapeshifter, draugr, Norse mythology, dragon romance, fantasy stories, black fantasy fiction, vampires, werewolves and shifters, paranormal and urban fantasy, romantic fantasy, ghosts, witches, science fiction romance, African American fantasy, interracial fantasy romance, vampire interracial, African American fantasy, vampire fantasy, vampire fiction, vampire urban fantasy

Twice As High

Similar books

Reviews

About this book