Almost Everything: A Vampire Princess Novel
Feb 2012 · Vampire Princess of St. Paul Book 3 · Sold by Penguin
4.4star
8 reviews
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About this ebook
Ever since her father banished the half-witch, half-vampire Ana Parker and vampire knight Elias from the court of the Northern vampires, Ana has been trying to live a normal life. But when the Prince of the Southern Region vampires informs Ana that they're on the brink of war and she accidentally offers up Elias as a peace offering, the princess knows that she's going to need some help to get out of this situation.
With Ana's boy drama meter hitting an all time high, summer in St. Paul is heating up for all the wrong reasons...
Ratings and reviews
4.4
8 reviews
Teresa Bearden
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January 21, 2013
I loved the book all together, however the ending left me wanting more.... I'm glad that things worked out for Ana though.
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Garrett Edwards
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February 21, 2017
Omg i cant believe i need more. Like she became a full on witch-vampire hybrid Queen of vampire and soon witches too.
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Cason Edwards
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May 11, 2016
When will they make the next one.this book is totally good for you if love Twilight, Charmed, Princess diaries.
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About the author
A Scorpio with a Leo Rising, Tate Hallaway is an amateur astrologer and practicing Witch. Tate has been a fan of vampire fiction since she first read Poppy Z. Brite in high school. Her first short fiction acceptance was to a vampire ‘zine called Nocturnal Ecstasy Vampire Coven. Tate lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota with three black cats.
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