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Immortal Bad Boys opens with Rebecca York's "Night Ecstasy," in which an artist escaping a decaying relationship flees to New Orleans and meets a man who inspires her in every way. But Taylor is surprised to learn of her new lover Jules' odd bedroom habits. Like Taylor, Vickie Anderson, a police officer in Rosemary Laury's "Velvet Night," is looking for a little R & R. When Pete Falcon walks into her life, she wants him, even though being a vampire is only one of his many secrets. Christopher Dante, the vampire hero of Linda Thomas-Sundstrom's "Midnight Court," finds himself consumed by passion for the new consort of Lord Rothchilde. He schemes with and confides in Rothchilde's sister Elizabeth, who might be able to get him close to his obsession. There is, however, something she wants in return. A delectable trio of stories. Kristine Huntley
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The Barnes & Noble Review
Rebecca York, Rosemary Laurey, and Linda Thomas-Sundstrom explore the countless advantages of vampire love in Immortal Bad Boys, a trio of pleasure-filled stories about some men of the night who like to live dangerously. There's bad boy Jules De Mario, 300 years young and a resident of New Orleans, who shakes painter Taylor Lawson right out of her creative slump. There's bad boy Pete Falcon, a new-blooded vampire and a looker in leather, who protects Vickie Anderson on her week off in the mountains of Virginia. And, finally, a more historical bad boy, the elegant Christopher Dante, who meets his destiny at Lord Rothschild's Midnight Court -- a party that few are invited to, and even fewer survive. Ginger Curwen
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