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Death of a Black Rose
- The Rose Trilogy, Book 3
- Narrated by: Stephanie Bentley
- Length: 4 hrs and 50 mins
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Death of a Black Rose
Narrated by:
Stephanie Bentley
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Publisher's Summary
This is Book 3 of The Rose Trilogy. See how it all ends!
A black Rose dies.... Now it's time to run.... The one I love, lost.... Oh, God, what have I done? What if vampires were the good guys and a human girl was the one to fear?
Death of a Black Rose, book three in The Rose Trilogy, is a paranormal romance that concludes with a heroine who's now the one to fear, a vampire who vows to save the soul of the one he loves, and a vampire clan whose new Sire is already facing extinction.
©2012 Tish Thawer (P)2014 Tish Thawer
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