Biting the Bride

Clare Willis

Sunni Marquette has always been a little different. There's the whole mind-reading thing, for a start, which comes in useful for a criminal defense attorney. Except that lately, Sunni keeps encountering people who are immune to her gift. Like Jacob Eddington, the star witness in her latest case. And her best friend Isabel's new fiance, Richard Lazarus, who's as sinister as Jacob is attractive. Not that Sunni intends to interfere – until she learns that Richard is a vampire who's made a centuries-long career of marrying wealthy women, then killing them for their inheritance. Sunni is convinced Jacob is a vampire, too, and that he's her only chance of saving Isabel. With his help, she'll discover powers she never knew she possessed, an enemy who's closer than she could have ever guessed, and the kind of love that's worth staking everything on – if she can just stay alive long enough to enjoy it...

Published
December 2010
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Clare Willis

Clare Willis is an American author. As a child she lived in California, England (she holds a dual citizenship) and Italy. Later she has lived in Los Angeles and Massachusetts. Now she lives in San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and two sons. Clare writes with her two dogs: a cockapoo named Mocha and a terrier mix shelter puppy called Riley. Her first own play "The Stepsisters" (a retelling of the Cinderella story) was performed by her fourth grade class at Parents' Night. During college at UC Santa Cruz she took creative writing classes, but succumbed to the convincing argument that she needed a "real job" to fall back on and added an…