Description
Jeanne Louise Argeneau's ordinary evening takes a dramatic turn when she finds herself kidnapped under mysterious circumstances. Employed by an insatiably curious mind, she is drawn into a whirlwind where dark secrets and supernatural forces collide. Captured and thrown into a world she’s barely aware of, Jeanne’s witty personality and resilience shine through the chaos as she navigates her newfound predicament.
Within this dangerous setting, Jeanne learns about the intricacies of a world filled with vampires and the complexities of her own identity. As she grapples with her situation, she discovers allies and foes, blurring the lines of loyalty and betrayal. Her struggle for survival propels her to confront her fears and embrace the unexpected power blossoming within her.
Amidst the tension, an unexpected romance begins to blossom, testing Jeanne's instincts and desires. In a story rich with humor, danger, and intrigue, she must decide whether to embrace her fate or fight against the forces that threaten to consume her entirely.
Within this dangerous setting, Jeanne learns about the intricacies of a world filled with vampires and the complexities of her own identity. As she grapples with her situation, she discovers allies and foes, blurring the lines of loyalty and betrayal. Her struggle for survival propels her to confront her fears and embrace the unexpected power blossoming within her.
Amidst the tension, an unexpected romance begins to blossom, testing Jeanne's instincts and desires. In a story rich with humor, danger, and intrigue, she must decide whether to embrace her fate or fight against the forces that threaten to consume her entirely.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
224 pages
Language
English
Published
Jul 23, 2013
Publisher
Gollancz
Editions
5 editions
ISBN-10
057510709X
ISBN-13
9780575107090
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The Lady is a Vamp is book is #17 in the Argeneau series, this is one of my favorites of the last 5 books in this series that I've read. Jeanne Louise Argeneau is kidnapped by Paul Jones, he's desperate to save his daughter, Olivia (Livy).I enjoyed this book, I loved seeing so many of the other characters. I even like both Jeanne Louise, Paul and Livy but part of me thinks that Jeanne Louise didn't deserve Paul in the end. She gave up too easily and spent more time worrying about herself than them as a family ... that was deeply disappointing. Because Jeanne Louise was a coward near the end 4 stars.
November 4th 2016
