Published: April 21, 2011
Words: 3,692 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458182791

Description

Short Story. Not a children's story. The third in a collection called Vampire Morsels about different vampires from the Amaranthine universe. Arowenia, Claudius's child bride for eternity, lives in a gilded cage. She moves through a world of opulence and excess, shielded from Claudius's political enemies, until a waring coven's scheme engulfs her. You can also find Arowenia in Shades of Gray.

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vampire, ball, party, paranormal, sad, kidnapping, dance, eternal, amaranthine, arowenia, gloomy

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Review by: Sylvia King on June 28, 2012 :
I have only read the vampire morsols series. I have not read the novels. Great read.
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Review by: Ruth Ann Nordin on April 24, 2011 :
I read Shades of Gray and was interested in her kidnapping, and this story leads up to that from her point of view. It gives a better look at her life, something I often wondered about. I agree that this is a book where looks are deceiving because it appears she has a wonderful life, but when you take a deeper look, you find that things aren't so perfect after all. As a side note, the fountain was chilling!
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Review by: Bonnie Mutchler on April 22, 2011 :
Great story, it helps us to understand her and sympathize. It also shows the truth in the old adage that the grass always looks greener. She looks like she has a wonderful life, with everything she wants, but in truth she has nothing.
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