Vintage Vignettes: A Collection Of Historical Paranormal Romance Novels

A collection of three historical paranormal romance novels by Simone Beaudelaire, now in one volume! Please note that the novels in this collection contain graphic sex scenes, including scenes of non-consensual sexual contact, and are not suitable for readers under the age of 18. Blood Fever: Spring, 1945. The war in Europe is ending, but in New Orleans's French Quarter, the sultry nights conceal a danger even greater to the future of humanity.
Standing alone against this ancient, bloodthirsty evil is scientist Philippe Dumont. Budding researcher Daphne Delaney joins Philippe, hoping to prevent an undead despot from launching his own quest for global dominance. Neither Daphne nor Philippe can grasp the scope of the danger they face, nor of the passion they will find in each other. From urban New Orleans to the depths of the bayou, Philippe must chase the monster who terrorized his youth to save the woman he loves.
But the Vampire King will not rest until both lovers belong to him. for all eternity. You Within Me: For adventurous steel heiress Violet Warren, life is not truly satisfying. It's the wake of World War I,  and Violet finds life in 1919 Pittsburgh stifling. An adventure in Egypt seems just the solution she needs. Unfortunately, Violet fails to take into account the ongoing revolt of Egyptian nationals.
When the train she's riding on is attacked, a mysterious figure appears and ushers her to safety. But who is this strange man who calls himself Leontios? Can he truly be an ancient magician brought back to life by wild magic, and will he save Violet - and all of Egypt - from an unknown threat, or lead her to her doom?Sisterhood Of Fear: For roommates Olivia and Taylor, college hopes are quickly turning into a nightmare of strange dreams, missing memories and mysterious disappearances.
Olivia is on the run from a troubled marriage. When her husband turns up to finalize their divorce, they are engulfed in an even deadlier danger. Can they save their marriage - or even themselves?