Bücher von David Sullivan

Now that they're together, Arie and Adrian must do everything they can to stay that way in the second book in the irresistible Lair series.Working on superyachts has not turned out as Aurora Strand expected. Despite her abusive past, she has managed to fall in love with a vampire-the mysterious and controlling billionaire, Adrian Voper-and in order to free him of violent needs she must now hunt down and destroy his maker. But finding this fiend in a world of yachts-turned-vampire lairs is easier said than done. When their plan goes awry and Adrian is captured by the coven, Aurora must contend with tests and horrors alike, and one shocking threat from the past that may just tear her and Adrian apart . . .

An abusive ex. A quick getaway to start over. A rich and debonaire vampire who could be her chance at romance or a one-way ticket to a bad end.Aurora needs out. She lives in terror of her abusive boyfriend, who controls her entire life. She vows to escape, and when she gets hired aboard a superyacht cruising the Mediterranean, it seems all her dreams have come true.Especially when she finds herself drawn to the Lair's reclusive and dazzlingly handsome owner, Adrian Voper. The only problem: the pale-skinned billionaire is as controlling as her ex, and when his female guests keep disappearing under mysterious circumstances, Aurora realizes he is concealing a nature far more monstrous than her former abuser's.Shaken and terrified, Aurora must now confront the reality of life with a vampire. The damaged parts of herself drawn to such abuse. And what, if anything, can free Adrian from his curse.Will she find love? Or end up what's for dinner?

Marines of the Civil War presents the detailed service records of 166 Marine Corps officers, including duty stations, engagements, enlistment/discharge and disciplinary data, during the Rebellion. Additionally, the actions of the seventeen enlisted Marines who were awarded the Medal of Honor are also described (with their service records and citations). Casualty lists and prisoner information, as well as a section on ?Rules and Regulations for the Governance of Marines,? round out the history of the men who wore the hunting horn of the Corps for the four years of the conflict.