In Eternal Hunger, Laura Wright has brought us a new paranormal series with a mythology that is rich, varied, and different; where fantasy, romance and imagination blend together to create an urban and contemporary paranormal romance; and where sometimes, being the hero is not always a choice but rather an unwelcome duty thrust upon you by powers greater than yourself. MORE
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- Author: Marisa
- Published: Oct 5th, 2010
Eternal Hunger by Laura Wright
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