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Seduced By Moonlight

Pages
372
Published
2004
Language
English

Synopsis

Meredith Gentry, a private investigator and heir to the Unseelie throne, is caught in a high-stakes race to secure her succession through a royal pregnancy. As she navigates the dangerous politics of the fey courts, an ancient relic resurfaces, awakening a volatile magic that threatens to upend the balance of power. Surrounded by her immortal guards, Merry must survive the deadly jealousy of her aunt and the growing number of enemies who view her mortal blood as a weakness.

About the author

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Laurell K. Hamilton

Laurell K. Hamilton (born Laurell Kaye Klein, February 19, 1963, in Heber Springs, Arkansas) is an American fantasy and romance writer regarded as one of the founding voices of urban fantasy. She is best known for two long-running series: Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter, about a professional zombie raiser, vampire executioner and supernatural police consultant in a fictional St. Louis, and Merry Gentry, about a private detective who is also a princess of the Unseelie court of Faerie. Her debut novel...

Characters

Meredith GentryProtagonist
Queen AndaisAntagonist
Prince CelAntagonist
All characters in Seduced By Moonlight

Frequently asked questions

  • Does Seduced By Moonlight end on a cliffhanger?

    This installment concludes with a significant resolution to the immediate conflict, but it also introduces new elements that set the stage for future developments in the series.

  • Is Seduced By Moonlight a standalone read?

    While each book in the series has its own central plot, the overarching narrative and character relationships build significantly from previous volumes, making it best appreciated when read in order.

  • How does this book connect to Laurell K. Hamilton's other series?

    Seduced By Moonlight is part of the Merry Gentry series, which is distinct from Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter series. They exist in separate fictional universes with no crossover characters or storylines.