Between Bloode and Stone
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Between Bloode and Stone
- Subgenre
- romantasy
- Edition year
- 2021-10-19
- Rating
- ★ 4.0 · 1 ratingsExternal reader rating · Hardcover
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The supplied description is a marketing blurb identifying this as a standalone paranormal vampire romance by NYT and USA Today bestselling author Marie Harte. No further plot, character, or setting details are provided in the source.
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- Anti-Hero: “anks that aren’t as funny as that guy thinks they are, and a stubborn anti-hero who learns there’s more to life than bloode and battle. Distantly, as” source
- Fae Romance: “goddess said so. What are gods to vampires? Nothing. But when a pesky fae tries jerking him around, hate turns to interest, and before he knows” source
- Vampire Romance: “Fact: Vampires are the strongest of all the magir. Fact: Vampires are cruel, capric” source
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Edition publication 2021-10-19
Reading order Book 1
Series The Night Bloode
Trope anti hero
Marie Harte · Work-level source
anks that aren’t as funny as that guy thinks they are, and a stubborn anti-hero who learns there’s more to life than bloode and battle. Distantly, asRead the original source
Trope fae romance
Marie Harte · Work-level source
goddess said so. What are gods to vampires? Nothing. But when a pesky fae tries jerking him around, hate turns to interest, and before he knowsRead the original source
Trope vampire romance
Marie Harte · Work-level source
Fact: Vampires are the strongest of all the magir. Fact: Vampires are cruel, capricRead the original source
