Roaring Dawn: Macey book 3: 9 (Gardella Vampire Hunters)

From award-winning New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Colleen Gleason...the final installment in the Macey Gardella: Vampire Hunter trilogy set in 1920s Chicago. Macey Gardella Denton has loved lost and made difficult heart-wrenching decisions but now she must stay strong as she battles the most malevolent of evils--the horrifying Nicholas Iscariot.But even facing down the most terrifying of all undead is nothing compared to the terror happening in her personal life with her father showing up after a thirteen year absence.Macey can wield a stake as well as Victoria Gardella but when it comes to those she loves...can she balance her heart with whats right?Praise for the Gardella Vampire Hunters: Sophisticated sexy surprising! -- J.R. WardOne of my favorite vampire series! --Jeaniene FrostColleen Gleasons irresistible...series is deliciously dark and delightfully entertaining. --Chicago Tribune Gleasons publishing debut turns vampire stories--and romances--on their ear. --Detroit Free Press The Rest Falls Away Gleasons publishing debut...turns vampire stories--and romances--on their ear with a decidedly dark decidedly unsentimental Regency heroine who stakes the undead with the best of them. -- Detroit Free Press The undead rise to great heights through Gleasons phenomenal storytelling. She creates a chilling world with the perfect atmosphere of fear and sexual tension. -- Romantic Times Gleason keeps upping the ante with each novel weaving the characters around her readers with each engaging conversation and narrative every stage set of all the appropriate gothic gloom and melting beauty. -- Book Fetish ...Above all the writing is what recommends this book most. Gleasons writing is sharp and taut which makes for excellent action sequences and a plot that travels quickly from the start. The writing strength alone gives me ample reassurance that this potentially plot-heavy series is in the right hands. Im definitely looking forward to the next installment. - Smart Bitches Love Trashy Books