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Hunger: A Second Chance Vampire Paranormal Romance
- Subgenre
- romantasy
- Edition year
- 2014-05-10
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Hunter Eve was betrayed by one of her own and turned into a vampire; she has spent five years driven by vengeance against the man she once loved. Tor, a vampire assassin hardened by centuries of service and purged of emotion, is sent to escort her to her bloodline's family mansion in Oslo. Something dangerous and possessive awakens in him when he meets the broken, fiery woman, and he vows to break his rules to give her the revenge she desires. Together they pursue a deadly game against the betrayer, who is engineering the deaths of thousands of innocents by creating a new army of hybrid vampires to rise against the purebloods. The story follows Tor and Eve as they hunt their enemy, with Tor determined to protect the woman slowly claiming his heart.
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- Vampire Romance: “Betrayed by one of her own and turned into a vampire, hunter Eve is consumed by her hunger for vengeance” source
- Betrayal: “Betrayed by one of her own and turned into a vampire” source
- Revenge Plot: “hunter Eve is consumed by her hunger for vengeance and has spent five years surviving hell, driven to take the life of the man she once loved” source
- Strong Heroine: “a hunter-turned-vampire heroine who wants nothing to do with her bloodline” source
- Touch Her and Die: “Tor discovers he will do anything to protect the woman slowly claiming his heart and give her the vengeance she desires—even break all the rules” source
- Forced Proximity: “the leader of her bloodline has sent an escort to bring her to the family's mansion” source
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