title: Night Bites: Vampire Stories by Women Tales of Blood and Lust
author:  Victoria A. Brownworth 
description: Brownworth has assembled a collection of stories that have varying degrees of merit. Some have heavy-handed feminist or political themes and are plagued by predictable plots or cardboard characters. Others, however, have unique offerings for those who enjoy offbeat literature. Judith Katz's "Anita, Polish Vampire, Holds Forth at the Jewish Cafe of the Dead" is a funny, quirky little tale with a lesbian twist. In "Sustenance," Susanna J. Sturgis evokes the surreal world of a woman's emotional collapse. The theme of vampire seduction plays a major role in Diane Lisa D. Williamson's "Best of Friends," but in DeKelb-Rittenhouse's "To Die For," seduction hits an all-time erotic high. Judith M. Redding's "Unexpurgated Notes from a Homicide Case File" features an African American female police officer investigating four murders that appear to be the work of a blood-sucking creature. Although all the stories have a vampiric element, the true emphasis is on feminism. Suitable for large collections.?Patricia Altner, Information Seekers, Bowie, Md.<br />Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  Take Me
  
  
  Duff Coven: Book 2
  
  
  M/M Paranormal Romance
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Jayda Marx
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Author’s Note
  
  
  
  
  
  Thank you for your interest in my book! This low angst, insta-love paranormal
  romance features my take on some seriously sexy vampires. They share many
  attributes of vampires found in other fictional works, but not all. This book
  is the second in the Duff Coven series, and the books are best when read in
  order.
  
  
  This title contains steamy scenes between fated mates, and moments so sweet
  they’ll make your teeth tingle. My stories feature relationships on the fast
  track. I want my readers to finish my books with a smile on their face and a
  fierce case of the warm and fuzzies. Laughter is guaranteed, and each read
  delivers its own type of drama. Thanks again for taking a look and happy
  reading!
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  For my fellow Americans, I’ve included the definitions for some Scottish terms
  you’ll find in the book. Enjoy!
  
  
  Jumper - sweater
  
  
  Puggled - worn out
  
  
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