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Dark Wolf

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Number One New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan now delivers her most eagerly awaited novel of all – ten years in the making – ‘the erotic, gripping series that has defined an entire genre’ (J. R. Ward)

In Dark Lycan, Christine Feehan journeyed into the heart of the Carpathians, and into the souls of two lifemates stirred by the flush of passion and the threat of annihilation. In Dark Wolf, the breathtaking story continues.

Skyler Daratrazanoff always recognised the miracle that was Dimitri Tirunul, a man beyond any dream that had ever engaged her nights. But she is human. Vulnerable. He is Carpathian. Nearly immortal. She is nineteen. He is an ancient. Yet she holds half his soul, the light to his darkness. Without her, he will not survive. Caught between the two warring species, Dimitri has spent centuries hunting the undead to keep his people free and humans safe. He has survived honourably when others have chosen to give up their souls. Now, marked for extermination by the Lycans, Dimitri finds himself alone, and fearing for his life. But salvation is coming.

No Lycan would ever suspect someone like Skyler to dare mount a secret rescue operation. A teenage girl. A human of untested abilities. But she has something no one else does. She is predestined for Dimitri – as he is for her. And there is nothing stronger for Skyler than her desire to see her life-dream come true. Whatever the risk.

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Christine Feehan

Christine Feehan is a powerhouse in the world of paranormal romance and suspense, captivating readers with her unique blend of heart-pounding adventure, intense passion, and darkly atmospheric worlds. Best known for her Carpathian series, which has earned her a devoted following, Feehan has a gift for creating complex…

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