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    Night's Mistress
    Night's Mistress
    Night's Mistress
    Audiobook9 hours

    Night's Mistress

    Written by Amanda Ashley

    Narrated by Carol Monda

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    For centuries, Mara has been a Vampire: mysterious, alluring and fiercely independent. Although she has been pursued throughout her life - by Vampire and mortal alike - she has never allowed love to claim her. But when she discovers she's pregnant, Mara finds herself torn between two unforgettable men...Kyle Bowden is the mortal father of her unborn child. A gorgeous, golden-haired artist full of passion and life, Kyle was ready to give his soul to Mara-until he learned her terrible secret. Logan Blackwood is the Vampire she created 900 years ago. Now a Hollywood millionaire with all the dark seductive power of his kind, Logan still longs for the woman who turned him. With time running out, and her dark gift fading, Mara must decide what is best for the miraculous new life growing inside of her. But first she must embrace the feelings in her heart-and choose one lover...for all eternity.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateOct 4, 2013
    ISBN9781470392109
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    Amanda Ashley

    Amanda Ashley is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author. She is the winner of numerous awards, including a Romantic Times Career Achievement Award. She has published more than 40 novels in a 25 year writing career. Writing as both Amanda Ashley and Madeline Baker, she has been published by Signet, NAL, Dorchester and Kensington.

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    • 5/5
      I enjoyed the story. I love a happy ending. The characters seemed to come to life.
    • 5/5
      This is the first have read of Amanda Ashley's books. I was totally impressed with her writing style. Although I would not recommend this for YA reading, the sexual situations and intimate scenes are not detailed enough to call them explicit.Mara, the Queen of Vampires, takes on a different role in this fast moving, endearing, fantasy novel. The author , cleverly, throws in a different twist to this Vampire novel which is very intriguing. Mara is very torn between major complications throughout the story...torn between two loves - Logan or Kyle. Which would you choose - Logan from her past or Kyle, a more recent lover? The reader will have to decide if Mara is truly evil or if she deserves compassion.Key points: Power struggle, mystery, romance, family unity, violence, humanity.The book cover is a great portrayal of the main character and her serenity. The title is fitting, as well. Amanda is very talented in portraying the individual characters and in captivating the reader into the various scenes. The story never drags in the least, yet artfully fluctuates between several supporting characters and scenes.Because of the terrific writing style, my rating of this book is Five Stars.Although it contains much intimacy, I still felt it would fit into a PG-13 category, yet, slightly "impassioned" for YA. You be the judge.The author gifted me this book for an honest review, of which I have given.