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Jeaniene Frost Night Huntress World 1. First Drop of CrimsonJeaniene Frost Night Huntress World 1. First Drop of CrimsonFirst Drop of Crimson by Jeaniene Frost

In First Drop of Crimson, Jeaniene Frost returns us to the world of her popular Night Huntress series, which starts with Halfway to the Grave. In fact, the novel’s protagonists, Denise and Spade, are the best friends of Kat and Bones from the earlier series… As always, Frost grabs you fast and never lets up. First Drop of Crimson has excellent pacing, romantic tension, and a plot that drives you toward an action-packed climax… Read the rest.

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5 Responses to “First Drop of Crimson: Another Fast-paced thriller from Frost”

  1. Stacy Stew

    I’m looking forward to this book. BBB is having a huge contest to promote the release.

  2. Kat

    I hate the cover.

  3. Stephen

    The cover looks much worse in print than it does on the screen. The man is totally hideous and plus it makes this seem like a romance first type novel and honestly I think it’s an action oriented fantasy with romance. What ever happened to the good old-fashioned fantasy value of just having a female dressed in snakes on the cover? :teeth:

  4. jacabur

    :deranged: :deranged: :deranged: :deranged: :deranged: :deranged:
    Vampires and damsels in distress have been portrayed better on covers, that not withstanding I am eager for the book to release because love the previous series and am looking forward to this spin-off from Jeaniene Frost very much!
    :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

    jackie b central texas

  5. Kelly Lasiter

    I’ll bet they picked him because he bears a little resemblance to the guy from True Blood.

    Frost gets much better covers for the Grave books.

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