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Blood Type 1: Blood Type by K. A. Linde is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Blood Type 1: Blood Type about?
Before The Wren in the Holly Library, there was The Monster and the Last Blood Matchthe enthralling beginning to a world of passion, power, and secrets. When a human ventures into the world of vampires, she discovers that not all is what it seems. For Reyna Carpenter, giving up her body isn’t a choiceit’s survival. In a world where humans are currency and vampires rule from the shadows, Reyna accepts a high-paying position among the wealthy and ruthless elite. Her new job: a live-in blood escort for the enigmatic and dangerously powerful Beckham Anderson. She expects cruelty. She expects hunger. She expects to become his next meal. But Beckham won’t drink from her. He keeps his distance, his unreadable gaze shadowed by something far more dangerous than just desire. As the nights pass, Reyna begins to sense itan invisible war being waged around her, secrets that twist through the corridors of Visage, and whispers of something far more valuable than power. Because Reyna isn’t just rareshe’s the key to something bigger than she ever imagined. And the reason Beckham refuses to taste her blood? It might not just change themit might destroy everything. The Blood Type series is bes
Who reads Blood Type 1: Blood Type?
It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.
Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- K. A. Linde
- Publisher
- K.A. Linde Inc.
- Published
- 2017
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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