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    Until the Morning Sun

    By Kimberly Montague

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    24 year-old Aeva has existed and survived by a somewhat sheltered and ordinary life. As a high school librarian, her life experiences have primarily come through the eyes of characters in novels. She's never really been in love, never travelled the world, and never experienced the adventures and magic life can offer.

    But all this is about to change when she discovers that her father, who died six years earlier, is not actually dead. Now, she must struggle with the very powerful form of magic inside her as she finds out that the paranormal adventures she's only read about in books are not-so-fictional.

    With the help of the experienced playboy, Grey, she enters into a new world of vampires, magic, and at long last, love. But can she handle the horrors lurking around every corner when her life tends more toward nightmare than fairy-tale?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKimberly Montague
    Release dateSep 5, 2011
    ISBN9781452442006
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    Until the Morning Sun
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    Kimberly Montague

    Kimberly Montague lives in North Carolina with her husband, three dogs, and their over-sized cat. During the summer, she often spends weekends at short tracks helping her husband race in a local series. In addition to racing and writing, she enjoys constantly reading, spending time with her family, and antagonizing her pets.

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