β Scribed by Amy Armstrong
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Vampire huntress Alana Day has always striven to be the best hunter she can be, but is the smooth-talking cowboy Tyler Braddock the man to teach her that there's more to life? When vampire huntress Alana Day is sent to Los Angeles to retrieve one of the lost grimoires, she expects the job to be as easy as every other. But while out hunting on her first night in the city, she is nearly killed by a savage hellhound. Smooth-talking cowboy and fellow hunter Taylor Braddock saves Alana's life, and they decide to team up to locate the grimoire. Sparks fly between the pair from the moment they meet, but Alana has spent her life focusing on her job and trying to be the best hunter she can be. She's not about to let a man interfere with that plan. However, the more Alana gets to know Ty, the more she begins to realize that there's more to life than hunting. Love is equally important to her, and maybe it doesn't have to be either or. Just as she warms to the idea of a future with Ty, their search for the grimoire grows more perilous. Soon they are fighting vampires, warlocks, hellhounds and a demon that would see them dead before handing over the grimoire. What's the point of planning a future together when they might not have one?
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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