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The Peacock Queen Marries the Vampire King
- The Vampire Dancer Saga, Part 4
- Narrated by: Fatimah Halim, J. Lyle
- Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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The Peacock Queen Marries the Vampire King
Narrated by:
Fatimah Halim, J. Lyle
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Publisher's Summary
The Peacock Queen marries the Vampire King, a power hungry maniac who manipulates time to suit his needs. Can her love stop him and save the world? With dark magic, Drake becomes the first African American and Vampire President of the United States. Welcome to the new USA, where vampires rule and dance is banned. Dump Trump and forget about Hillary this election year. Drake is our new ruler, whether you like it or not!
©2016 Shalimar Ali (P)2016 Shalimar Ali
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