The Devil and Lillian Holmes
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.46 (817 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1942886438 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 280 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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Her favorite authors are Terry Pratchett, Mark Twain, and Roger Zelazny. She worked for years in academic nonfiction publishing and is currently a bureaucrat at a prominent college. Ciar has a strong interest in history of all periods. Ciar lives in New Jersey with her wonderful husband and magical cat. She worked for a decade as an archaeologist, summering on digs in Greece. She submitted her first boo
Her favorite authors are Terry Pratchett, Mark Twain, and Roger Zelazny. You can learn more about her at ciarcullen. Ciar took up writing in 2004 to scratch an itch brought on by years of reading fantasy and romance fiction. Don't forget to follow her on Facebook and Twitter as well! . She worked for years in academic nonfiction publishing and is currently a bureaucrat at a prominent college. She submitted her first book on a whim, and hasn t turned back. Ciar has a strong interest in history of all periods. Ciar lives in New Jersey with her wonderful husband and magical cat. She worked for a decade as an archaeologist, summering on digs in Greece. About the Author Ciar Cullen grew up in Baltimore, Maryland Charm City and has lived a charmed life
MizzMac said Lillian is determined to become the greatest female detective in America. A detective, a woman ahead of her time, a vampire, no. A mortal, no, maybe.Lillian is determined to become the greatest female detective in America. After all, her the niece of Sherlock Holmes at least in her own imagination. She is an orphan, a modestly wealthy heiress searching for a daughter she had at sixteen. Lillian is imperfect, but touches the reader in ways you don't realize until you finish the book.In her s. "Compelling tale." according to J. Campbell. The Devil and Lillian Holmes by Ciar Cullen is the third book in a series. If you haven’t read The Vampire and the Shop Girl and Lillian Holmes and the Leaping Man, you should. Right now. I’ll waitCaught up? Good. This review does contain some spoilers for the first two books but I don’t think it will reveal anything that isn’t on the back cover blurb already.I really love this adult series. Th. Excellent! Tam Just because she's been saved, doesn't mean she's perfect. I love that about this book. Lillian becomes a vampire and she's still so wonderfully flawed. Her addictions still linger, and morph into new addictions, and her demons still lurk in the back of her mind. Now she's driven by the need to find the daughter, and forced to deal with the new darkness descending upon her.I absolutely love Cullen's style. She has thi
But for how long had George saved her? Lillian could feel safety and sanity slipping away. Some were allies, others lustful gluttons waiting to consume every last drop of goodness. Devils prowled Baltimore. Others lurked closer still—in the hearts of herself and her beloved.. At the cusp of the twentieth century, an heiress-turned-vampire and her maker seek her stolen daughter and find themselves caught up in a world of darkness, danger, and mystery. And now she was bound to blood and to the caresses of the beautiful monster who sought to change for her, who had li