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Wicked Nights by Nina Bangs

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From New York Times bestselling author Nina Bangs comes the first book in her sizzling Castle of Dark Dreams series.

Welcome to the Castle of Dark Dreams, the yummiest attraction in an adult theme park where women take erotic role-playing to new heights with only the most dangerously tempting men. Okay, so they're not quite human, but that's a secret. Tonight, Eric, the castle's resident vampire, will prove that he's everything bad should be.

Talk-show host Donna Nolan-on the lookout for a weird and wacky story-finds it when she braves the Castle of Dark Dreams and meets Eric. With the coldest blue eyes and the hottest mouth she's ever seen, he's a primitive call to the wild in every woman.

Love between a talk-show host and a vampire shouldn't be possible. But then, strange things happen in the Castle of Dark Dreams...

About the Author
Nina Bangs is the New York Times bestselling author of the Castle of Dark Dreams series.


Book Information
ISBN 9780425200322
Author Nina Bangs
Format Paperback
Page Count 320
Imprint Penguin USA
Publisher Penguin Putnam Inc
Series Castle of Dark Dreams
Weight(grams) 283g
Dimensions(mm) 211mm * 140mm * 20mm

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Series:
Castle of Dark Dreams
Imprint:
Penguin USA


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