Bloodfever
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Bloodfever
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- Label
- Bloodfever
- Statement of responsibility
- Karen Marie Moning
- Title variation
- Blood fever
- Subject
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- trueOrganized crime
- Americans -- Ireland -- Fiction
- trueAmericans in Ireland
- trueCeltic fantasy
- trueFairies
- Fairies -- Fiction
- Fantasy fiction
- trueImmortalism
- trueIreland
- Ireland -- Fiction
- trueLane, MacKayla (Fictitious character)
- trueMagic
- Magic -- Fiction
- trueMagical books
- trueMagicians
- Occult fiction
- Magicians -- Fiction
- trueVampires
- trueUrban fantasy
- trueSexuality
- trueRevenge
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- In Dublin the walls are coming down between Man and Faery. That means that the Buffy-like services of MacKayla Lane-the 22-year-old Georgia-born sidhe-seer (or one who can see the Fae) and slayer are required. Mac is determined to kick the nasties back to faeryland and to avenge her sister Alina's murder by the Fae's dark Lord Master. She's also seeking the sinister Sinsar Dubh, a book of black magic. Jericho Barrons, Mac's enigmatic protector, is a purveyor of books and antiquities (and of course, is a major hunk). As Mac takes direction from Jericho, she must resist the sexy dangers of V'lane, a death-by-sex Fae, and learn about her true family of Irish sidhe-seers
- Cataloging source
- UPZ
- Dewey number
- [Fic]
- Illustrations
- maps
- Index
- no index present
- LC call number
- PS3613.O527
- LC item number
- B58 2007
- Literary form
- fiction
- Series statement
- Fever series
- Series volume
- 2]
- Target audience
- adult
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