Called to Order

Called to Order

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2012 · English · Paperback · 5 editions
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Siren Allure: Erotic Paranormal Romance, vampires] Isolated in the quiet hills of Pennsylvania is an Amish order unlike any other-they are vampyre. Adam Hartzler has always been an honorable immortal, but when he is called to his true mate, the line between right and wrong begins to blur. If he does not find her soon, he will lose his soul and die. The longer he waits, the less he is in control. With only his dreams to guide him, Adam sets out on a journey to claim his mate and return home with her before it is too late. Annalise Snow is forced into a destiny she did not choose when she awakens on a primitive farm in the arms of a man determined to have her. Passion and emotion collide when two strangers, bound by destiny, become each other's salvation, but will their bond survive the ultimate sacrifice? Or will eternity begin with betrayal? ** A Siren Erotic Romance

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 338 pages
Language English
Published May 8, 2012
Publisher Siren Publishing, Inc.
Editions 5 editions
ISBN-10 1619269929
ISBN-13 9781619269927

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Amish vampires?! Genius when you think about it and such a unique concept to read about. Adam was interesting. He was a little problematic sometimes (I guess we can blame that on the “beast” trying to take control) and was a wholesome, faithful Amish boy (with a serious aversion to cussing. lol) the rest of the time. There was a lot of repetitive back-and-forth with Annalise, as she struggled to make her choice, but in this case, it actually made sense. I feel like the author did a great job portraying a very realistic dynamic between their vastly different lifestyles and faith and how they handled that. I do feel like there were a few loose ends and things that weren’t explained very well, but those may be addressed in other books of the series. Overall, I really enjoyed this!"

May 15th 2026
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