Forever and the Night

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Berkley Books, 1993 - Fiction - 338 pages
While trick or treating with her young nephew in her small Connecticut town, Neely Wallace meets reclusive millionaire Aidan Tremayne. Unable to resist his charm, she falls hard for the tall, pale young man. With his dark hair and piercing blue eyes, he seems both angel and devil, tender and sensitive yet powerfully erotic. As they become closer, Neely discovers that Aidan is tormented by a terrible secret. A vampire, damned against his will, Aidan Tremayne is doomed to a bloodthirsty immortality. Aidan longs desperately for Neely, but his passion for a mortal is forbidden. Still, he remembers a Gypsy's prophecy long ago: that someday a woman would be either his salvation or his damnation. Willy Neely dare to risk all and surrender to a temptation that may destroy them both?

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Chapter 1
1
Chapter 2
19
Chapter 3
37
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About the author (1993)

Linda Miller was born in Spokane, Washington and raised in the Pacific Northwest. She began writing when she was 10 years old after a teacher praised her for a story she had written. Through a correspondence course, she sold over 30 stories to magazines like True Confessions and True Romance. She sold her first novel, Fletcher's Woman, in 1983. Her first hardcover novels were Pirates (1995) followed by Knights (1996). She has written over 80 contemporary and historical romance novels. She is the author of numerous series including Stone Creek series; Montana Creeds series; The Women of Primrose Creek series; and Springwater Seasons series. In 2007, she received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Romance Writers of America.

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