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Blood Treasure Box Set (New Adult Vampire Romance)
Blood Treasure Box Set (New Adult Vampire Romance)
Blood Treasure Box Set (New Adult Vampire Romance)
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The complete romance series Blood Treasure is available here in one single package!

Mary Murray thought the archaeology class would be easy credits and a chance to see the world. Little did she know what treasure awaited her hidden from the light for over two thousand years.

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PublisherMac Flynn
Release dateDec 2, 2014
ISBN9781310584381
Blood Treasure Box Set (New Adult Vampire Romance)
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Mac Flynn

A seductress of sensual words and a lover of paranormal plots, Flynn enjoys writing thrilling paranormal stories filled with naughty fun and hilarious hijinks. She is the author of numerous paranormal series that weave suspense, adventure and a good joke into a one-of-a-kind experience that readers are guaranteed to enjoy. From long adventure novels to tasty little short-story treats, there's a size and adventure for everyone.Want to know when her next series comes out? Join The Flynn newsletter and be the first to know! macflynn.com/newsletter/Also check out her website at macflynn.com for listings and excerpts of all of her books!

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    Blood Treasure Box Set (New Adult Vampire Romance) - Mac Flynn

    Blood Treasure Box Set

    Blood Treasure

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    Set

    New Adult Vampire Romance

    Mac Flynn

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    Contents

    Blood Treasure #1

    Chapter 1

    Chapter 2

    Chapter 3

    Chapter 4

    Blood Treasure #2

    Chapter 1

    Chapter 2

    Chapter 3

    Chapter 4

    Blood Treasure #3

    Chapter 1

    Chapter 2

    Chapter 3

    Chapter 4

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    Blood Treasure #1

    1

    Ihad to keep reminding myself that I’d volunteered to join this training dig. This was supposed to be what I was studying to do for the rest of my life, after all. I needed to stay focused and positive. I needed to smile and carefully brush away the surface one pebble at a time. I

    needed

    to

    -

    I need to get another major, I mumbled as I bent over

    my

    hole

    .

    My name is Mary Murray, and at that moment I wanted nothing more than to drop the brush in my hand, stand up, and cry out that I would stand for this tyranny no more. Unfortunately, it was neither the place nor the time for theatrics. I wasn’t a theater major, I was an archeology major, and right then I was on a practice dig to learn what it was like out in the field. So far the only thing I was liking about it was the exotic destination. We were in Hungary, a land of beautiful wilderness, lively festivals, and paprika, my favorite spice.

    Our practice dig was nestled in a valley a hundred miles from our sister university. Around us towered mountains covered in trees and dotted with a few dirt roads. The nearest village was a five-mile hike or cart ride along one of those roads. At our feet lay a field of stone and loose dirt. It’d been used as a practice dig for a good decade and the most interesting thing anyone had ever found was a severe case of the

    common

    cold

    .

    We ten students knelt inside a patch of dirt separated from one another by a flimsy bit of string that defined the borders that made up the square. Every day for the last two days we’d marched from our camp of white, pitched tents to our little squares through a narrow, winding, gently-sloped path to this picturesque meadow. Our plots of dirt awaited us, and we dusted the dirt until our fingers felt like they wanted to

    fall

    off

    .

    You think this ever gets interesting? a voice whispered to me. It wasn’t the voices in my head talking to me, but the person in the next square. Her name was Stacy, an energetic, talkative girl who I was surprised hadn’t cracked under all the pressure of doing nothing inside these small squares.

    I glanced at her out of the corner of my eyes and lowered my voice. We were supposed to be focusing on the dirt, so talking wasn’t encouraged. Not in our lifetime, but maybe our children will be able to bask in the excitement, I replied.

    Stacy wrinkled her nose. So we toil away while our kids can get all the glory? she guessed.

    And riches and fame, I added.

    Stacy looked ready to throw down her brush. But I wasn’t going to have kids, she

    told

    me

    .

    I grinned. Then I guess you won’t mind if mine take some of your glory, I teased.

    Maybe I’d like-he’s coming! Stacy hissed, and quickly looked down at her piece of ground. I knew what that was so I whipped my head back to the dirt and furiously brushed the dirt from the pebbles.

    A pair of boots stopped beside me, but I kept my eyes to the ground and hoped the middle-aged man above me would go away. No such luck. Something the matter, Mary? he

    asked

    me

    .

    I looked up and smiled at him. Just talking to myself, Professor Van Sloan, I replied. Professor Jonathon Van Sloan was our chaperon and teacher on this expedition. He was a nice guy in the classroom, but a bit of a bore out in the field. Then again, maybe it was the endless, day-after-day toiling in the dirt with little hope in finding something worth

    digging

    for

    .

    The professor knelt down and looked into my face with a cheerful smile. I’ve seen that look a hundred times on other students. It’s telling me you’re hoping to find something that will shake the very foundations of archeology. He picked up a dirt clog and crushed it in his hand. The dirt sprinkled through his fingers and onto the ground right where I’d just dusted. Unfortunately, many archaeologists only find a lot of dirt, but that doesn’t stop them from trying to search. Do you understand what I mean? he

    asked

    me

    .

    It means I should keep brushing, doesn’t it? I guessed.

    Precisely, and go a little slower. We wouldn’t want to harm any of that precious dust. You never know what you’ll find when you’re not looking for it, he scolded. He stood and sauntered over to the next square plot of dirt to give depressing advice to another foolish student such as myself.

    But my whining wasn’t what brought you to my story. Another person’s whining is what brought you here. That person was Ed Spelling, dork extraordinaire. He had it all; the thick glasses, the nasally voice, and the sheer

    dumb

    luck

    .

    Ed straightened and raised his hand. Professor Van Sloan, may I be moved to another square? he asked our teacher.

    The professor strode over and looked at Ed’s current square. What’s wrong with the one you have? he asked his student.

    I think someone’s been in this spot already, Ed replied. As proof he held up between his fingers a small, white, crescent-moon shaped object.

    Van Sloan took the item, studied it for a moment, and smiled. I do believe you’re right, Edward, this is someone else’s fingernail. For being so observant and meticulous I’ll make sure you’re moved to virgin ground, he promised.

    I and my other fellow students watched enviously

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