Here, for the first time in one volume, are two complete novels in Linda Lael Miller's acclaimed New York Times bestselling world of vampires and mortals, lovers and legends.
Forever and the Night introduces readers to Aidan Tremayne, a vampire damned to a bloodthirsty immortality against his will...and Neely Wallace, a mortal woman who arouses a forbidden temptation that could destroy them both.
For All Eternity is the passionate story of Aidan's twin sister, Maeve Tremayne, a beautiful vampire who haunts the battlefields of Gettysburg like an angel of death...and who dares to lose her soul to a mortal soldier.
"Terrific...sure to enthrall romance fans, as well as those who love a good vampire story (and who doesn't?). Miller has created a fascinating, fabulous world populated by mortals and fiends who are all too human. I loved it." (New York Times bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz)
"Ms. Miller brilliantly taps into all our deepest fantasies, creating pure reading magic for romance fans in search of the extraordinary." (Romantic Times)
"Highly recommended." (Booklist)
"Move over, Anne Rice!" (Affaire de Coeur)
Forever and the Night introduces readers to Aidan Tremayne, a vampire damned to a bloodthirsty immortality against his will...and Neely Wallace, a mortal woman who arouses a forbidden temptation that could destroy them both.
For All Eternity is the passionate story of Aidan's twin sister, Maeve Tremayne, a beautiful vampire who haunts the battlefields of Gettysburg like an angel of death...and who dares to lose her soul to a mortal soldier.
"Terrific...sure to enthrall romance fans, as well as those who love a good vampire story (and who doesn't?). Miller has created a fascinating, fabulous world populated by mortals and fiends who are all too human. I loved it." (New York Times bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz)
"Ms. Miller brilliantly taps into all our deepest fantasies, creating pure reading magic for romance fans in search of the extraordinary." (Romantic Times)
"Highly recommended." (Booklist)
"Move over, Anne Rice!" (Affaire de Coeur)
