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Lady Dorn

Name: Lady Dorn
Rating: 4.11 (36 reviews)
Author: Sean Hayden

Sean Hayden

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Lady Dorn is anything but a lady, she’s a vampire. A former member of the imperial guard and ennobled for saving the emperor’s life, she gave up on life and retired to her airship home. Now, the person responsible for the attacks on the vampire population has resurfaced, and Lady Dorn may be the only one who can stop them. Or will her luck come to an end at the hands of her most treacherous ally?

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