Taken By the Night

Taken By the Night by Kathryn Smith is a captivating work of fiction published by HarperCollins on October 30, 2007. This 384-page novel explores the complexities of desire and danger through the lens of a vampire’s long existence, as he grapples with the pain of loss and the allure of a new connection. Set against the backdrop of the notorious London brothel Maison Rouge, the story unfolds as the protagonist is drawn into a web of intrigue and murder.
Readers will find a blend of romance and paranormal elements as Ivy Dearing, the daughter of the brothel’s madam, seeks help to uncover the truth behind her friends’ murders. The narrative delves into the protagonist’s struggle between his instinct to remain distant and his irresistible attraction to Ivy, who awakens long-buried desires. As the plot thickens with the threat of a powerful evil, the stakes rise, challenging the characters’ resolve and their burgeoning relationship.
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I enjoy carnal pleasures like any mortal man, but six hundred years of existence have taught me loss. Best to stay away from people and save myself the heartache. Then I arrive at the notorious London brothel Maison Rouge, and my life, such as it is, will never be the same again.
Ivy Dearing, daughter of the infamous Madam, has requested my assistance. Two of her friends have been murdered, and she is determined to find their killer. I know better than to agree to help, yet Ivy is impossible to resist. No stranger to vampires, she has awakened desires within me that are as potent as my thirst for blood—desires that can only be satisfied by Ivy herself. But when there is another murder, it is all I can do to protect the woman I love from an evil more powerful than the undead . . .
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