
Without a Heartbeat
Hasea Chronicles, Book 0.5
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Narrated by:
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Rianna Dearden
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By:
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Stuart Meczes
About this listen
The spellbinding prequel to the best-selling urban fantasy series.
Not much is known about the mysterious Vampire Scarlett. Until now.
The year is 1872. A darker, more unforgiving Alliance is working in the shadows, struggling to keep order on the streets of London. Meanwhile in Ireland, a young girl is about to take up a position as scullery maid in the sinister Oakley Manor. It is a decision that will alter her life forever and send her on a path of destruction and death.
A path that leads right to the Alliance.
DILECTI SURGEMUS - SOCII POLLEMUS (Chosen we rise - Allied we prevail)
©2013 Stuart Meczes (P)2018 Stuart Meczes
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