false 2052991 3 <b>The hunger is boundless...</b> In the moonlit forest, bewitched by a wolf and dancing to music only she could hear, Paloma was first taken. And though she escaped her attacker, she could not flee her destiny. <b>…and it cannot be denied...</b> Milosh could sense it: Sebastian—the vampire, his archenemy and the foe of The Brotherhood and all things right and good—was again rising to power. To Whitebriar Milosh traveled, hoping to find his friends the Hyde-Whites; instead he found the abbey in ruins and a terrified waif. The copper-haired beauty stole his heart…and yet she was infected. She burned with bloodlust, burned as did all those who’d felt the bite of vampyr but not the solace of the Blood Moon—as Milosh himself had once burned. Paloma had the power to make him burn again, and in ways he hadn’t felt for centuries. She could make him a ravening beast…which meant the struggle to come would be not against Sebastian alone, but against himself and almost every desire in his darkening heart. 2058077 29 1 2008 The Ravening (Blood Moon, #3) total:68|5:53|4:7|3:6|2:2|1:0| 68 315 106 2 5 0 false false Mon Jan 21 00:00:00 -0800 2008 Wed Jan 23 08:48:53 -0800 2008 Mon Jul 07 17:51:09 -0700 2008
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