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Once Bitten (Alexa O'Brien Huntress Book 1)

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A hunter of supernatural rogues, Alexa is a werewolf with a rare power and an attraction to darkness.

If sinfully alluring vampire Arys is anything, it's darkness. Together they create something wild and unruly, a power that will change them both forever. It's dangerous and binding, a unique but massive force that threatens her humanity, and the love she possesses for someone else.

When Alexa's womanizing former lover and pack Alpha is framed for murder, he turns to her for help. She would like nothing more than to watch karma at work but as the body count rises, long buried secrets are exposed. Alexa is forced to face the painful truth that not everyone is who she thinks they are.

Not even her.


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Series: Alexa O'Brien Huntress Publisher: Trina M. Lee

Kindle Book

  • Release date: May 1, 2011

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9781458163738
  • Release date: May 1, 2011

EPUB ebook

  • ISBN: 9781458163738
  • File size: 422 KB
  • Release date: May 1, 2011

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Kindle Book
OverDrive Read
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English

A hunter of supernatural rogues, Alexa is a werewolf with a rare power and an attraction to darkness.

If sinfully alluring vampire Arys is anything, it's darkness. Together they create something wild and unruly, a power that will change them both forever. It's dangerous and binding, a unique but massive force that threatens her humanity, and the love she possesses for someone else.

When Alexa's womanizing former lover and pack Alpha is framed for murder, he turns to her for help. She would like nothing more than to watch karma at work but as the body count rises, long buried secrets are exposed. Alexa is forced to face the painful truth that not everyone is who she thinks they are.

Not even her.


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