Dead to Me - Emme, Lisa
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LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING… Angharad "Harry" Russo is a half-vampire witch with the power to raise the dead. No surprise that her life is not what you would call normal, but that won't stop her from trying. So maybe she was almost disemboweled by a demon, that's no reason for her sexy boyfriend, homicide detective Cian Nash to give her the cold shoulder, is it? One thing's for sure, Harry's not going to let his behaviour slide. She'll get to the bottom of it even if it means sitting him down and tying him to a chair. But first there's the little mystery of some damaged roses and stolen jewels to…mehr

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LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING… Angharad "Harry" Russo is a half-vampire witch with the power to raise the dead. No surprise that her life is not what you would call normal, but that won't stop her from trying. So maybe she was almost disemboweled by a demon, that's no reason for her sexy boyfriend, homicide detective Cian Nash to give her the cold shoulder, is it? One thing's for sure, Harry's not going to let his behaviour slide. She'll get to the bottom of it even if it means sitting him down and tying him to a chair. But first there's the little mystery of some damaged roses and stolen jewels to solve. Add in a flirty stranger with mysterious powers, a cat burglar and a feathered accomplice, and Harry's off on another adventure. Unfortunately, it's not all fun and games. When the leaders of the supernatural community go missing, the race is on to find who's behind their abductions before it's too late.
Autorenporträt
Lisa has been practising to be a storyteller almost since the day she started to talk. Known to have told a tall tale or two as a child, she has always had an over-active imagination. A voracious reader, Lisa has been preparing for this adventure in writing since she first became hooked on Fantasy novels at the age of ten. After reading hundreds, if not thousands of books, she finally felt it was time to put her thoughts on paper (well, computer screen, but that doesn't sound as catchy). The Harry Russo Diaries is one of the first ideas to battle its way out of the deep dark crevices of her imagination.