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    Lady Charlotte's Dilemma

    By Fallacious Rose

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    What is a well-brought up young lady to do when she finds herself becoming a vampyre? On the one hand, Lady Charlotte Chalmers has always loved her Mama, read her Bible and obeyed society's rules. On the other hand, a girl needs to eat. And that is Lady Charlotte's dilemma.
    Lady Charlotte's Dilemma is a not-so-serious Regency Vampyre novel about two very different women. Lady Charlotte wants nothing more than to fit in - until she's bitten by Bess, an Elizabethan harlot with a lust for life, sex and, of course, human blood. But one bite leads to a chain of events neither of them could possibly foresee, involving a long-dead Tudor Queen, Oswald, the Vicar of Little Spalding, and the mysterious Count of Saxe-Coburg Dragenhof.
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFallacious Rose
    Release dateNov 24, 2018
    ISBN9781386470526
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    Fallacious Rose

    Fallacious Rose lives in the Australian countryside, between the mountains and the deep blue sea.  Her books range from dark fairytale to fantasy to cooking for people who are too lazy to bother with recipes. Visit my website to download my FREE novel, Deeper - a twisted version of the Little Mermaid.

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