Description - Red Thorne: #2 Live for Me by Lauren Jackson
A dark, spicy vampire romantasy for lovers of True Blood and The Vampire Diaries, from the bestselling author of Die for You
A vampire uncovering dark secrets to save the town, her tormentor trying to break a witch's curse, and a prisoner who won't provide any answers. How will they survive?
THE FIGHTER
I'm being hunted while trying to save a town that wants me dead. No one is safe from him. I know what I need to do to secure their safety, but I don't know if I can end him. My tormentor, my nemesis, the one who consumes me. He hurt me in so many ways, so why do I find myself wanting to save him?
THE ENFORCER
It's always been my duty to stop vampire hunters. But since being cursed to die by a coven of witches, I can't focus on my mission. To make matters worse, someone is hunting Cora. No one touches what is mine. I need to keep her safe without letting her know all my secrets.
THE PRISONER
They want information from me. I can't remember what they're after. Or maybe I never knew in the first place. I need to escape, but it's impossible when my mind is what's trapped.
Dark, steamy and compelling, Live for Me is for readers who want-
Mystery to solve
Morally grey hero
Fated mates
Possessive love interest
'Who did this to you?'
Enemies-to-lovers
Spice
Romantasy
Australian setting
Multiple POVs
What readers are saying about Live for Me-
'Every bit of it was perfection . . . not just swoon-worthy but unforgettable'
'I'm now obsessed'
'I was so enthralled in this book from beginning to end!!'
'Stop it righhhhht now! This was so damn good.'
'SO SO GOOD'
'Equally as addictive as Die for You'
'So good as always by Lauren'
'KianCora are officially being added to my fav ships'
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