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Title	:	Beloved Vampire (Vampire Queen #4)
Author	:	Joey W. Hill
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 464 pages
Published	:	August 4th 2009 by Berkley
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Erotica. BDSM. Fantasy. Adult Fiction. Romance. Paranormal Romance

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Fourth in the "darkly rich"(TwoLips Reviews) Vampire Queen series. Escaping the depraved servitude of a vampire master she killed, Jessica has found her way, with three nomadic guides, to the sun-baked desolation of the Sahara-only to slowly perish. Then she hears the tale of Farida, an enigmatic beauty lost as well to the Sahara three centuries ago, whose ancient desire for the legendary vampire Lord Mason is stirring the same desires in Jessica. But the more Jessica's fatal curiosity reveals of Farida, the closer she gets to Lord Mason's irresistible and forbidden secret.

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Original Title:	Beloved Vampire (Vampire Queen #4)
ISBN:	0425227952 (ISBN13: 9780425227954)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Vampire Queen #4

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4 Magical Stars! The horses and land in this one, they made this book even more magical.OMG, I love Mason's Persona was AWESOMELY built. (view spoiler)[ book 5 and 6 won my heart with Lord Daegon. And, *swoon* but, I haven't read Lord Uthe yet, and he sounds like he will give Lord Daegon a run for his money. Will.....see...and I look forward to it. Because IMO, Daegon had one flaw...Awyan ^_^ she simply did not make his book. I had to ignore her, or at least I tried. (hide spoiler)]

Five years ago, Jessica had everything she wanted. She was living in Rome, working as a Historical Researcher and engaged to a loving man who was going to take her sailing around the world. And then she came to the attention of a Vampire. Who figured out the secret she didn't even know herself. That she was a submissive. And her dreamy life became a nightmare.She spent the next 5 years being tortured. Literally. He hurt and hurt her more. When she attempted to escape, which she did eleven times,

Oh goodness was this story heart-breaking. Jessica had so many horrible unfathomable things done to her. Mason was broken in his own way. This story was excellent. Tears I tell ya - tears explains it all. Even though this is Erotica - the main characters don't get it on until the end of the book. And that's ok - they didn't need to, it would have wrecked their healing/journey/story. There are plenty of other situations going on with other people though. It was mainly a story of how 2 so

THIS is a book I would rec for sure!! Vamp lovers or not? This is a beautiful love story. Mason and Jess both brought a lot of emotion out for me. JWH will be my go to for some HOT but still emotional and beautiful stories:)) Serious favorite of mine!!!!!!!

*sigh* This is what I call romance at its best! Such a beautifully written story between Lord Mason and Jessica, a tortured and abused servant. The introduction of Jessica and her determination to die in the tomb of Lord Mason's lover was powerful, to say the least. She has no idea that Lord Mason is still alive and certainly no idea that he is a vampire. She is all too familiar with the vampire world and the last thing she wants is to be marked and bound to another. But Lord Mason sees a way to

After listening to my very dear friend Kristin talk about this book, I had to give the author and this series a read. I started with book 1 and havent been able to stop reading. Its easy at first to flinch a little at the world Joey Hill has created, but as I read through book 1 and the following books in the series, the world were introduced to and the relationships in it become about so much more than they initially seem. I love each book for different reasons, but this one really stands out