THAT THING IN THE ATTIC is the 3rd book in USA TODAY Bestselling author, Angelique Armae's, Vampire Lovely series.

There's no escaping your fears when you're your own nightmare....

Every forty days Erin 'Rin' McKinley's life changes. And not always for the better. She's been running from the Dark Fae since she was six years old but she's finally had enough. Now's she's determined to take revenge on the monsters who've haunted her for the last eighteen years. But first she must get through this life-altering transition.

Will she survive her battle with THAT THING IN THE ATTIC?

Please note - This is a 5000 word short story giving a brief view into the life of cursed witch Rin McKinley. It does contain a slight cliff hanger in that it eludes to a future book. Rin's full story, including her romance with a sexy Scottish vampire, will release in 2020. That Thing in the Attic was previously released in SCREAM: A Twisted Anthology, though this version does differ slightly.

Includes an excerpt from The dangers of deceiving a viscount.

New York Times bestselling author Julia London is at her best in this sensual Regency where a Duke must pretend his mistress is his wife. Kate Bergeron is the beautiful and mysterious former mistress of a cloth merchant...and the latest beauty to capture the interest of the Prince of Wales. Mired in a disastrous divorce, the Prince attempts to distract attention from his next amorous pursuit by ordering Grayson Christopher, the eligible Duke of Darlington, to pretend to London society that he is having an affair with Kate. When Grayson reluctantly agrees to his Prince's demand, he finds the lady no more willing than he is. Kate will grudgingly act the part in public, but her favors are not for sale to any man. As Grayson and Kate mimic ardor for the world to see, they find what started as a deception becoming all too real. And when passion flames into love, their predicament becomes extreme. For while marriage between a duke and a courtesan could never happen, Kate knows in her heart that she is willing to accept nothing less...

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