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Finding a job is never easy, and the only employment Gail usually finds is acting as Girl Friday for the mob. Lucky for Gail, Georgia Sutherland has just the job for her—that is, if she can handle working nights, managing a little blood, and a boss who's been dead for centuries.
In a single interview, Gail's world turns upside down as she discovers that all she’s seen in Hollywood isn’t quite true; vampires don't combust in sunlight, but they do fall in love.
Are Georgia's stories enough to persuade Gail to take the gig catering to an antediluvian vampire who's thirsty for a new personal assistant? If Gail wants to live out the year and retire rich, she just needs to remember the Four Rules that govern undead society.
In a single interview, Gail's world turns upside down as she discovers that all she’s seen in Hollywood isn’t quite true; vampires don't combust in sunlight, but they do fall in love.
Are Georgia's stories enough to persuade Gail to take the gig catering to an antediluvian vampire who's thirsty for a new personal assistant? If Gail wants to live out the year and retire rich, she just needs to remember the Four Rules that govern undead society.
362 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 5, 2022
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March 13, 2023
Different
Not sure what I was expecting, I guess a vampire romance. And this was a bit of that, but it was also full of twists you never saw coming. Even the last few pages were surprising, I thought the story was going to be about Gail, but it’s actually about Georgia. Definitely kept my interest. I’ve had it on my TBR list for several years, and once I started reading it I finished in less than a day. Looks likes the series is complete so I’m moving on to the next book. Recommended.
Not sure what I was expecting, I guess a vampire romance. And this was a bit of that, but it was also full of twists you never saw coming. Even the last few pages were surprising, I thought the story was going to be about Gail, but it’s actually about Georgia. Definitely kept my interest. I’ve had it on my TBR list for several years, and once I started reading it I finished in less than a day. Looks likes the series is complete so I’m moving on to the next book. Recommended.
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