Not Quite Dead (A NightHunter Novel)

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Praised by JR Ward as a “paranormal star,” New York Times bestselling creator Stephanie Rowe takes readers into the dangerous, mysterious world of the Louisiana bayou, a haunted land where vampires are more than myths and the hot nights are made for passion.

Bold and arrogant, loner Eric Hunter allows himself to care about nothing, with the exception of his missing brother. He’s going to not stop until he finds him, although it means teaming up with a bold, sensual woman who awakens in him the dark cravings he has denied for so long.

An ancient vampire has coveted Jordyn Leahy since she used to be a child, haunting her sleep, demanding her soul and her flesh. After decades of silence, he has returned to ruthlessly claim the woman who once denied him. Only the aloof and mysterious Eric holds the key to her survival…or does he?

As the deep of night closes in, Jordyn and Eric will have to fight the battle of their lives, in a quest for survival in a world where hunger rules, desire destroys, and eternity means no second chances. Love is their only chance, but love is the most dangerous risk of all.

“Stephanie Rowe writes with a wit paying homage to bestselling creator J.R. Ward, and an imagination that authors envy.” ~Romance Fiction on Suite101.com

“[Rowe] has penned a winner with NOT QUITE DEAD, the first novel in her new NightHunter vampire series…an action-packed, sensual, paranormal romance so that they can captivate readers from the outset…Brimming with vampires, danger, resurrection, Louisiana bayou, humor, surprising plot twists, fantasy, romance and love, this story is a will have to-read!” ~Romance Junkies

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: New York Times and USA Today bestselling creator Stephanie Rowe is the creator of more than forty-five novels, including her popular Order of the Blade and NightHunter paranormal romance series. Stephanie is a four-time nominee of the RITA® Award, the highest award in romance fiction. She has won many awards for her novels, including the prestigious Golden Heart® Award. She has received coveted starred reviews from Booklist, and Publishers Weekly has known as her work “[a] genre-twister so that they can make readers…rabid for more.” Stephanie also writes a thrilling romantic suspense series set in Alaska. Publisher’s Weekly praised the series debut, ICE, as a “thrilling entry into romantic suspense,” and Fresh Fiction known as ICE an “edgy, sexy and gripping thriller.” Equally as intense and sexy are Stephanie’s recent romance novels.