Half Past Dead (Includes: The Blades of the Rose, Prequel; Guardians of the Dark, #1)

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Half Past Dead (The Blades of the Rose Prequel)

by Zoe Archer (Goodreads Author), Bianca D'Arc (Goodreads Author)

3.27 of 5 stars 3.27 · rating details · 284 ratings · 55 reviews

Two hot new talents push the boundaries of paranormal romance in this sexy, gripping novella that features dangerous heroes with an edge all their own.

Paperback, 289 pages

Published January 1st 2010 by Brava

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Nov 09, 2010 Rane rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-pnr, victorian-romance, urban-fantasy

Review of The Undying Heart by Zoe Archer

Taking a step back, I finally got my hands on the prequel to the amazing The Blades of the Rose series. First, reading the prequel is not needed in order to read the BOTR books, this was really just a taste of the BOTR series and ZA’s style of writing.

Sam Reed is out for revenge, after being turned to the undead by a fellow officer, it’s taken three years for Sam to get his chance, and when he meets his old childhood friend Cassandra Fielding his plan...more Review of The Undying Heart by Zoe Archer

Taking a step back, I finally got my hands on the prequel to the amazing The Blades of the Rose series. First, reading the prequel is not needed in order to read the BOTR books, this was really just a taste of the BOTR series and ZA’s style of writing.

Sam Reed is out for revenge, after being turned to the undead by a fellow officer, it’s taken three years for Sam to get his chance, and when he meets his old childhood friend Cassandra Fielding his plans starts to go awry- for the better.

I felt the blub was a little misleading, I thought of Zombie Hunter! Then I thought of the Night of the Living Dead, and then I became a little leery of just “what” I was reading. Thankfully, ZA didn’t gross me out when she wrote the hero being undead and the heroine being alive. ZA takes everything we know about Zombie from Hollywood and recent and throws it out the window. Think: Vampire, undead without the bloodlust, quick healing, fast reflexes, no need of sleep or food, just without a pulse and you have Sam. He can do everything he could when he had a pulse (and I do mean everything) just better, but after being the puppet for Broadwell an Heir out for just power, Sam is going to stop him one way or another. His mission though, runs into another who has the same idea, a new Blade of the Rose, Cassandra Fielding, whose on her second mission for the Blades and is asked to watch Broadwell and report his actions, all is going well until she sees the man she’s loved all her life and lost, Sam standing right in front of her- and undead. Cassandra takes this all in stride of course; being a Blade leads them into some strange situations.

This leads the two to become a team in order to stop Broadwell from raising more Zombie, as Sam and Cassandra rediscover one another. With Sam being the torture hero, out to stop the man whom made him what he is, Sam was strong and pretty sweet as he found his heart with Cassandra. Cassandra maybe a newbie, but she’s pretty kick-butt, as she and Sam fight like a team against the Heirs. The romance between Cassandra and Sam is pretty straightforward; with everything pretty much happing and running pretty smoothly..sorta (I mean you gotta have some drama to make it truly great!)

This story is pretty fast paced as Cassandra and Sam track down Broadwell, giving us a chance to read about some familiar faces like the corner stones of the Blades the Graves family.. ZA wraps everything up nicely in a tight little bow, which I felt kinda lacked the punch, she has in her BOTR series, but being a short novel, I was still happy how everything turned out, and enjoyed this short little prequel.
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Someone must have told these women that zombies can't be romance heroes because they pulled out all the stops to prove that theory wrong. Half Past Dead is a pair of novellas. The first is The Undying Heart by Zoe Archer, a historical paranormal tale of Cassandra Fielding and Samuel Reed. Cassandra is a Blade of the Rose, a member of a mysterious guardian sect trying desperately to prevent magic from being used for nefarious purposes. Samuel is a victim of an evil man, killed on the battlefield...more

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Nov 24, 2010 April rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Free Kindle download. This book is actually two books in one — The Undying Heart by Zoe Archer, and Simon Says by Bianca D'Arc.

I'm not sure zombie heroes work for me in romance —as antagonists, yes; as protagonists, maybe only if sex with a human heroine isn't involved. Granted, it worked better than I thought it would, mainly because the authors made sure to stress that the undead heroes' bodies could heal until they were whole again, so that the heroines weren't making love to decomposing anim...more

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May 30, 2010 Heather C (Darkly Reading) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Undying Heart by Zoe Archer:
Sam, once an officer in the British Army, has returned to England to track down the man who has destroyed his existence - Colonel Broadwell. Little does Sam know that someone else is also hunting Broadwell, Cassandra, his best friend's younger sister. But Cassandra is no longer a little girl and has been charged with tracking Broadwell for the Blades of the Rose - an organization focused on keeping powerful magic or Sources, out of the hands of evil men like Broadwell...more Undying Heart by Zoe Archer:
Sam, once an officer in the British Army, has returned to England to track down the man who has destroyed his existence - Colonel Broadwell. Little does Sam know that someone else is also hunting Broadwell, Cassandra, his best friend's younger sister. But Cassandra is no longer a little girl and has been charged with tracking Broadwell for the Blades of the Rose - an organization focused on keeping powerful magic or Sources, out of the hands of evil men like Broadwell. Though Cassandra has grown into a fearless woman, Sam is no longer the man he once was, his being warped by the magic Broadwell possesses to make him into the living dead. The hunt for Broadwell pushes these two together but they find they might need each other for more than just for tracking down the evil they face.

I have a bit of a confession to make, I'm afraid of zombies. You would think that with all the dark urban fantasy I read that other paranormal creatures would prove to be a more frightening but zombies have always been a one-way ticket to nightmare-ville for me. I think it's the relentless push to destroy the living that gets me..like a telemarketer trying to sell you something you don't want and who doesn't believe in the word no (telemarketers and door-to-door sales people also freak me out). Or maybe it's the whole biting and tearing of flesh thing, I'm not a big fan of that either. Thankfully in the Undying Heart, the main zombie character (or "living dead" as he prefers to be called) Sam is sexy and has wrestled control of his mind back from his creator so he is no longer a mumbling shuffling flesh eater and his flesh re-generates so he doesn't look as horrific as most zombies are portrayed. Since becoming a living undead, Sam has only thought of vengeance on his creator, but when he meets Cassie again new thoughts begin to interrupt his plans. He is shocked when Cassie doesn't run from him in fear when she finds out what he now is and she is actually attracted to him. Cassie slowly dismantles the walls Sam has built around his heart and makes Sam more human again. Cassie also shows Sam the he is still a worthy male that she desires. I loved Cassie's independence as well as her forwardness towards Sam. Even though this book is set in the 1800s in England, Cassie definitely doesn't act like a typical lady - she has a naughty streak and we get to read all about it. She gets turned on a bit by facing life threatening situations and so her and Sam are getting busy alot through the book since Cassie's life and Sam's existence are constantly in danger. For a novella length story there was alot of both kinds of action and the battle to destroy Sam's creator as well as the developing relationship between Sam and Cassie were well-crafted and satisfying for me.

4 out of 5 stars - Loved Sam the sexy zombie-kicking ass and getting busy with Cassie!

Simon Says by Bianca D'Arc:

Simon, or Si as his friends call him, is forever changed by his last mission that took him away from his lover, Mariana. Now Si is back and hunting the creatures that changed him though he refuses to go back to Mari because he is afraid of what he has become and doesn't want anything to harm her. Si watches Mari from afar as he defends the area around her house and the military base she works at from the creatures the military scientists created, zombies. Unfortunately these zombies aren't the sexy kind but the I want to eat your brains, mumble mumble, shuffle shuffle, kind. When Simon was first ordered to take them out he got bit but rather than becoming one his body is immune to the zombie contagion and now he hunts them.

Simon re-enters Mari's life after he suffers some severe injuries while out zombie hunting. Si ends up showing up at Mari's clinic for help and from there the two of their lives get more entangled although neither of them intended for that to happen. As the two spend more time together, old passions begin to re-ignite and since the zombies sleep during the day they really have to find something to do with their free time - right? The battle with the zombies really does take second stage to the relationship between Simon and Mari, but for someone like me who has severe zombie fear (almost as bad as my fear of spiders) I think it was the right amount of scary zombies for me.

3.5 out of 5 stars - Between defending his lover's life and playing a sexy game of "Simon Says", Simon is one hot ex-marine zombie hunter!(less)

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Nov 15, 2010 Carrie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: pnr, short-stories-novellas, fantasy, kindle

****Partial Review****

Review for Zoe Archer novella only.

If this story is a representative example of Archer's writing, I'm not impressed. The writing wasn't bad, just utilitarian, and at times overly dramatic. Archer definitely learned the "no vapid verbs" rule in high school English. No one in this story gets mad, they get enraged. They don't turn around, they spin. They don't mount a horse, they vault. And in the middle, literally in the middle, of an intense fighting sequence, the two protag...more

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May 31, 2011 Kate Smith rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Mar 29, 2011 Sophie rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011-books

These two books, The Undying Heart and Simon Says, are my first foray into zombie-themed romance. The premise of Simon Says was more what I was expecting from a zombie book, since it involves hunting and destroying zombies. The Undying Heart is the first book I have encountered that involves zombie love, and even—ick—zombie sex. Some of the contradictions involved in—ick—zombie sex are that although he is cold (being dead and all) he warms to her touch. And though he doesn't breathe or need food...more These two books, The Undying Heart and Simon Says, are my first foray into zombie-themed romance. The premise of Simon Says was more what I was expecting from a zombie book, since it involves hunting and destroying zombies. The Undying Heart is the first book I have encountered that involves zombie love, and even—ick—zombie sex. Some of the contradictions involved in—ick—zombie sex are that although he is cold (being dead and all) he warms to her touch. And though he doesn't breathe or need food, he can still taste her. And though his body is numb, he feels her every touch. Apparently—and this may be useful information for the coming zombie apocalypse—a willing hand is all that is required to cure a man of being a zombie. (Note to author: ravenous might be a good word to avoid when describing a zombie's kiss)

The best that may be said for the writing in The Undying Heart is that it is better than the writing in Simon Says. But that is not saying much. The book seemed like a series of endless battle scenes interspersed with endless sex scenes. The resolution for our zombie hero seemed awfully convenient and I couldn't help but wonder, what if human sex is a disappointment after zombie sex? Overall, this was a forgettable book, and it did not inspire any desire in me to pick up the books in the follow-on series.

The second book in this duo, Simon Says, is a tedious exercise in states-the-obvious excess. I knew it was a bad sign when on page two of the novel the hero asks himself, "Could this day get any worse?" A sure sign of an author who hasn't learned the difference between telling and showing. The author seems to believe that if she tells us often enough that her hero is a strong, capable, cunning and brave warrior, that we will believe it without question. Similarly, the hero spends a great deal of time musing about how smart, special, brave and wonderful the heroine is. That and explicit sex scenes are about all this novel contains. Plus the zombie killing. But at least nobody had sex with the zombies.

I didn't find the overall premise of this book—how the zombies were created—believable at all. And the mistakes about the military in the story are many and amusing: a navy commander who has an aide, a navy doctor who thinks back to her combat training in boot camp, and reveals that she's decided not to re-up. But I think my favorite line was when the hero revealed that he was working under orders from the president himself, cosigned by the director of the Centers for Disease Control. Doesn't get any more high-powered than that, I guess.

I was ready for this book to be over long before it was, and if the author had been able to curb her urge to state the obvious (at one point the doctor thinks, "...she would happily trade in the zombies for a bunch of unruly patients any day.") the book would have been much shorter.(less)

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Mar 12, 2010 Tara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2010, anthology

I didn't read the whole book. I just read the second story, Simon Says by Bianca D'arc. I was reading another book and came across an excerpt from a book that starts out on Long Island. Since I don't know if I've ever read a book that took place where I live, I checked her her. It said the excerpt was from a book that was going to be released in March of 20101 and that this story was the prequel, but somehow I doubt it and I can't figure out now where I read that.

In any case, Mariana Daniels is...more

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Feb 12, 2010 Jan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: yellow

The 3 stars is for the historical PNR novella "The Undying Heart" by Zoe Archer. It was a quick, compelling read. I thought Cassie and Sam's relationship was very sweet. I like the world the author created and would like to read more about it.
My only real complaint is that there were some words and phrases that I felt were too modern. They pulled me out of the story a bit, but I was able to get right back into it.

I didn't finish the Bianca d'Arc novella, because it didn't appeal to me. What I re...more

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May 12, 2011 Netanella rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, zombies

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Half Past Dead is two zombie romances that share a few traits but are ultimately separated by the quality of storytelling.

"The Undying Heart" by Zoe Archer - 2.5 stars
A prequel to "The Blades of the Rose" series, an Indiana Jonsey series that's on my to-be-read. Like the second, better story, this one features the return of a past love long thought dead, but now zombiefied. I wanted to like this story, but I couldn't - there were some glaring issues I had with the story, such as why our heroine...more

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Dec 13, 2010 Raven Carluk rated it 3 of 5 stars

I was a little disappointed, because the plots weren't gripping nor was the sex fantastic. Both were a little lukewarm, meaning I was bored. The plot for Simon Says was intriguing, and I actually wanted more of the zombie attack and the science and the military screw up. But it was just too introspective, and the first part is all the main characters reminiscing. Zoe's story was better for the plot, but was just randomly sidetracked by sex. One time, the characters detoured just to have sex, doi...more

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Jan 16, 2011 Jaime rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, m-f

The Zoe Archer novella is a good read for anyone already familiar with the Blades of the Rose series; the story is one that fits for the short format, and it follows the same general lines as the rest of the stories. Meanwhile, the Bianca D'Arc novella was good enough to make me want to seek out the novels in her Guardians of the Dark series - I love the idea of mixing paranormal with traditional military adventure romance. The only complaint I have with it is that it was paced very strangely; t...more

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Jul 13, 2012 Crystal rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical, fantasy, contemporary, anthology

Put your viking helmet on
Spread that mayonnaise on the lawn
Don'tcha know it's zombie stomping day...

So since there are only 2 stories in here, it's going to be either really good, or meh. It's really good. The reason I picked up this book was due to the Zoe Archer story - it's the first of the Blades of the Rose series. Took me a while to locate a copy as, for reasons I don't understand, local book stores have the main part of the series, but not the introductory short.

So anyway, H number 1 is a...more

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Dec 14, 2012 Angie (Mind Malfunction) rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was looking for a 'Z' author for a challenge and came up with Zoe Archer's The Undying Heart. I was half way through when I realized I've read this story before. Ooops. Well, I didn't review it the first time, so here goes. The Undying Heart is a short story in the Half Past Dead anthology. This story takes place in the 1800's and is a historical paranormal romance. I don't like historical romances but I do like paranormal and urban fantasy, so this came out as a 2/5 for me. (view spoiler)...more

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Apr 11, 2011 Michele Lee rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, romance-erotica, anthology-collection, reviewed

Someone must have told these women that zombies can't be romance heroes because they pulled out all the stops to prove that theory wrong. Half Past Dead is a pair of novellas. The Undying Heart by Zoe Archer, a historical paranormal tale of Cassandra Fielding and Samuel Reed. Cassandra is a Blade of the Rose, a member of a mysterious guardian sect trying desperately to prevent magic from being used for nefarious purposes. Samuel is a victim of an evil man, killed on the battlefield by his comman...more

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Mar 21, 2011 AH rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kobo-freebies, zombies, sorcerer, fantasy, prequel, zzread-mar-2011, own

When you think about zombies, you most likely visualize an animated brain eating corpse. This book highlights a very different kind of zombie, probably more frightening than any zombie we know, a zombie capable of intelligence and able to think and learn.

Half Past Dead is really two stories. The first, Half Past Dead is the prequel to Zoe Archer’s Blades of the Rose series. The second story Simon Says is by Bianca D’Arc.

Half Past Dead 2/5 stars

Half Past Dead is a historical romance. It sets up...more

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Jul 05, 2012 Sandra rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: pnr-uf, bianca-d-arc, own, challenges-2012

Two books, two authors I've read before, and yet combined they only achieved 3 stars.

Zoe Archer's Prequel to the Blades of the Rose was a bit entertaining, having already read the first 2 books in that series, I know that each book focuses on different Blades and Sources of Magic, this one was Cass Fielding and Zombies. If I'd read this one first I probably wouldn't have bothered with the series just cause the writing didn't totally capture my interest.

In Bianca D'Arc's Simon Says, first in the...more

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Mar 03, 2011 May rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book has 2 novellas about zombies/undead folk. I didn't realize this when I got it- I just wanted it because Zoe archer wrote a Blades of the Rose story here!

Zoe's story was good- especially for the short format but I could have done with less love scenes, more blades stuff. She managed to pack a little adventure and it was fun to read about another blade battling an evil heir... Not necessary to be fan of series to read this, but I'd only recommend it to series fans anyhow.

The second stor...more

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Dec 07, 2011 FredTownWard rated it 4 of 5 stars

Not Your Usual Zombie Romance Anthology

Of course, since I know of the existence of exactly one other zombie romance anthology Hungry for Your Love: An Anthology of Zombie Romance that isn't saying much, but at least Hungry for Your Love contains the large number of zombie romance short stories you'd likely be expecting. In contrast Half Past Dead contains only a pair of novella prequels to a pair of later zombie romance novel series.

The first and by far the most intriguing is Zoe Archer's "The U...more

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Nov 18, 2010 Carien rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: zombies

The Undying Heart by Zoe Archer (part of Half Past Dead)

You wouldn't think so when reading the description, but this is a historical zombie story, which is very entertaining and nicely written. The story does lag a bit in the beginning, which is mostly because there's lots of explaining to do to understand the story. But I can tell you once it gets going it's going strong. The action and romance are nicely balanced and the story does it's job of kicking of a series: I want to read more!

Simon Sa...more

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Dec 21, 2009 Mandi Schreiner rated it 4 of 5 stars

“The Undying Heart” by Zoe Archer

Zombies are SEXY!!

Now, don’t go screaming and running off in all directions. Hear me out first!

The hero in this story is a zombie. That’s right – the big “Z” word. I don’t know what it is about zombies that freaks everyone out. Is it the fact that you can chop off body parts and they still live? They have no blood or breath? They are dead…..but not. In most books I have read, the zombies are the bad guys and in this book, zombies are definitely evil, but Sam Reed...more

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Dec 27, 2010 Yodamom rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book, the first story was my favorite. Did i think that zombies could be sexy before this book, no. This author Zoe Archer, wrote so well I wanted my own zombie. LOL The characters are well written and I wanted ore of the story. I will look for more writings from Zoe Archer.4 stars
The second story was less favorable towards the zombies portraying them as the flesh eating monsters we are used to seeing. It was a quick Romance with a predictable ending but still enjoyable. 2....more

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Sep 14, 2012 Barbara ★ rated it 4 of 5 stars

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The Undying Heart by Zoe Archer ★★★★★
I'm not one for zombies but zombie Sam Reed isn't your average zombie. He has morals and hates the man who turned him with a passion. On his mission of vengeance, he reconnects with his childhood friend, Cassandra Fielding who is now an agent of the Blade of the Rose, an organization dedicated to destroying the Heirs of Albion, a group of people who abuse magic, turn people into zombies and kill people. The romance is sweet and the action is intense and dange...more

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Jan 16, 2011 Vivianne rated it 4 of 5 stars

4 stars only for the first novel. Archer was good at telling a story,though spend short, it involves.
The author has used elements like magic, voodoo, posted a very romantic story, but not cloying. There are Zoombie but their history is very well constructed and adapted and brought to term over the narrative, even if it is the prologue of a series ... very very nice. I spent some enjoyable hours!!!! Really!!!
The second story I have nothing to do instead, I found a little thrown them is meaningle...more

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Feb 28, 2013 Melissa Summers rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, paranormal, romance, erotica

While I do enjoy some paranormal, this was too out there for myself. The intimate scenes were very graphic..and involved a "zombie", which ruined all the words in the book following that part because my brain just would not accept that. I know, since zombies are fiction than the author definately can set the rules about what their bodies can be capable of, yet a bit explicit and far fetched for me to truly enjoy.
This book is 2 novellas, I had to stop after the first.

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Nov 21, 2010 Diana rated it 2 of 5 stars

The Undying Heart is my first and last zombie romance. Admitting that I'm ignorant on zombie physiology, I still don't understand how a man, er creature, could be cold, have no pulse or respiration on one page and a hot, fully equipped lover on the next. It will remain a mystery since the author offered no explanation. I'm actually glad there was no rotting flesh involved, but I'm done with my short foray into zombie romance.

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Mar 02, 2011 Ann Lorz rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: anthology, paranomal

I've had this book sitting on my shelf for a while and thought it was time to read it. I didn't much care for the Archer book. Her writing doesn't fit me. I did love the D'Arc. I've been a fan of her for a while and enjoyed her new series. I have two more books in this series and am looking forward to read them. Some might not like to read a book with zombies in it but don't let that stop you.

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May 20, 2012 Amber rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: free-kindle-books

This is actually two books in one, a nice way to be introduced to the two different authors. I enjoyed the story line and coupling scenes in both. However I enjoyed the blades of the rose a little better, the story line was a little fresher take on zombies. Both well done and very entertaining and ummm arousing !

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Nov 03, 2010 Renee (ren213) added it

I can't really rate the whole book because I only read the D'Arc story. I did enjoy that one, though and I'll be looking for more stuff by this author.

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Jan 29, 2011 Ashley rated it 3 of 5 stars

I really like the Blade of the Rose series by Zoe archer. I mean how can you go wrong with historical paranormal romance? ....... You can't !

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