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The Immortals: A Vampire Fairytale, Episode 5
- Narrated by: Caprisha Page
- Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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The Immortals: A Vampire Fairytale, Episode 5
Narrated by:
Caprisha Page
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Publisher's Summary
In the sleepy town of Shadow Hills, Kate Sheridan is determined to move beyond the loss of her mother. What she doesn't know is that she is the object of Michael Frost's obsession. Michael has been alone for too long, but loving Kate could destroy what he's worked for centuries to protect. In this paranormal romance, Michael battles his remaining human emotions and the supernatural rules that bind him. Will Kate be able to stand against him? Or will Michael betray himself and those he's sworn to defend?
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