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Wretched Blood (Carrier Trilogy)

Wretched Blood (Carrier Trilogy)
by Natalie Gibson (Author) – December 3, 2016

Lady Ramillia flees dangerous city life after the death of her husband for the peace and safety of her country estate as a widow. Now a mother of two, she must protect her daughter and son from the viciously greedy body-snatching Incola.
Her self-inflicted exile works. for a while.
When a member of her household is brutally murdered and an acquaintance rises from the grave with feasting on Ramillia's flesh his only thought, her sole Incola ally insists she come to London where he can surround her with superhuman guards.
Moving back solves nothing. The body count rises and each act points to Ramillia. She must behave as a proper Victorian lady, hide her daughter from discovery, find her nephew before the Pope takes him as tithe, decipher a mysterious weapon's ability, and feed her hunger for violence, all while being courted by every eligible human Englishman and Incola alike. Compounding it all, though his body is completely reduced to ash, her late husband Julian may be inhabiting another and out for revenge. Unable to find him while surrounded by his past Carriers means everyone is suspect.
Every possibility crosses her mind except the one too terrible to consider: that her Wretched Blood carry more that her genetics for immortality and one of them might be evil incarnate.

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Product Details
Series: Carrier Trilogy (Book 2)
Paperback
Publisher: Umbra (December 3, 2016)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1946006076
ISBN-13: 978-1946006073
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.5 x 8.5 inches
Shipping Weight: 9.9 ounceszon) :
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Author This Book

I have always loved reading. In middle and high school, I could be found with my nose in a book between classes while others were flirting and primping. In a small way, I hated to turn 16 because it meant I could drive to school and didn't have the extra hour in the morning to read a few extra chapters. I love paperbacks. Hardbacks, not so much. They are heavy and cumbersome and come with dust jackets, which I loath. I adore my Kindle. I love the ease of buying books and the secrecy I can enjoy them in. No more bright pink or swarthy man-laden covers being seen and judged by cashiers for this gal! I quit reading for fun in college; there was just too much to do. It was a hard time after graduation-in a new city with no friends and a first husband who didn't like me very much.

“... a mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge.” - George R.R. Martin, A Game of Thrones
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