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    A Reclusive Vampire

    By G.R. George

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    When an Amish private detective meets a reclusive vampire things get complicated!

    Samuel King is an Amish private detective who has lived amongst the English in Independence, Missouri for sixteen years. When he is hired to find a missing accountant, Morton Clark, Samuel’s self-enforced solitary lifestyle is completely disrupted—the case unexpectedly leads him to the very sexy, very flawed Alistair Simms. Samuel is overwhelmed by his attraction to Alistair, and resisting the vampire is no simple task. Even for a chaste man.

    Alistair, a 154 year-old vampire and recluse with familial ties to the kidnapped Morton, has spent his undead years caring for each generation of his brother’s children. To compound his guilt over the abduction of his great-nephew, Alistair is passionately drawn to Samuel. The detective’s innocence, purity, and physical perfection stir emotions in him he didn’t believe he was still capable of feeling.

    Being immortal was easier when he didn’t care.

    Is it true, opposites attract? Find out in A Reclusive Vampire , by bestselling erotic GLBT romance author G.R. George is the latest addition to the Kansas City Vampires. Discover the innocence and passion as things heat up in book 5 of this GLBT paranormal romance series.

    *Intended for mature readers.
    *Previously Published: (2006) Changeling Press, Original title: Bloody English | (2016) G.R. George

    Kansas City Vampires series by G.R. George
    1. A Reluctant Vampire
    2. A Vampire Forsaken
    3. A Vampire Taken
    4. A Vampire Breaking
    5. A Reclusive Vampire
    6. A Lone Wolf's Vampire
    7. A Pack for Christmas

    What readers are saying...
    "I can never say enough about this Author! I have LOVED every single book she has written and this one is no different!" ~Catherine
    "Awesome book!" ~Viv

    Perfect for fans of Lila Dubois, Lexxie Couper, and Cameron Dane
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBook Boutiques
    Release dateApr 27, 2017
    ISBN9781946363022
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    A Reclusive Vampire
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    G.R. George

    G.R. George is the pen name for USA Today bestselling author Renee George’s GLBT urban fantasy, paranormal, contemporary, erotic, and romantic comedy books. Her hot, steamy romances highlight varying themes including ménage, gay, and bisexual relationships. A published author since 2005, she has written and published over 30 books in the past decade. Accolades include: EcataRomance Award for Best Paranormal Erotic Romance and Best Gay Erotic Romance and a Literary Nymph Blush Award for Best Paranormal Romance.

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