Immortal Born (Argeneau Vampire Series #30)

by Lynsay Sands, Amanda Ronconi (Read by), TBD (Read by)

Overview

Nothing compares to the physical chemistry between an immortal and his life mate--or to the spellbinding thrills in a new Argeneau novel by New York Times bestselling author Lynsay Sands...

A simple promise to protect her friend's infant son has turned Allie Chambers' existence upside down. Caring for--and feeding--an orphaned vampire baby has been tricky enough. But as little Liam grows, so does his appetite. He needs more blood than she can personally supply. And when her attempts to steal from a blood bank go awry, Allie wakes up surrounded by doctors, cops...and the gorgeous, mesmerizing Magnus, who she can neither trust nor resist.

Magnus never expected to find his life mate breaking into a blood bank. Clearly, Allie is already entwined with his world--in deeper, more dangerous ways than she realizes. A band of vicious rogue immortals is in pursuit, and Magnus' first task is to keep her safe. His second: to awaken her to mind-blowing pleasure, and hope she'll accept the life, and the passion, that only he can offer.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781982688073
Publisher:	HarperCollins
Publication date:	09/24/2019
Series:	Argeneau Vampire Series , #30
Edition description:	Unabridged
Product dimensions:	5.80(w) x 5.60(h) x 1.10(d)

About the Author

Lynsay Sands is the New York Times bestselling author of the Argeneau Vampire series and several other romance series. She has written more than fifty books and anthologies since her first novel was published in 1997. Her romantic comedies span three genres--historical, contemporary, and paranormal--and have made the Barnes & Noble, USA Today, and New York Times bestseller lists. Her books are read in more than twelve countries and have been translated into at least six languages. Her work has been nominated for the Romantic Times Best Historical Romance Award, the Romantic Times Best Paranormal Romance Award, and the Reviewers International Organization (RIO) Awards of Excellence. She has several books on the All about Romance's Favorite Funnies list.

Amanda Ronconi is an actress and narrator who divides her time between New York City and upstate New York. She holds a BFA from New York University, where she studied at the Stella Adler Conservatory. Amanda has performed in theaters around New York City and regionally, as well as on film and television.

Hometown:

London, Ontario

Place of Birth:

Leamington, Ontario

Website:

http://www.lynsaysands.net

Editorial Reviews

Paranormal romance fans will definitely enjoy this tale of immortal love and devotion.” — Library Journal

From the Publisher

2019-06-17
A young woman who's taken responsibility for an immortal child finds safety, friendship, and love when the Argeneau clan realizes she's in danger and takes her under their wing.

When Allie Chambers befriended her neighbor Stella, she never expected that the woman would be a vampire and wind up dead or that Allie would take de facto custody of Stella's infant son. Four years later, Allie is practically dying trying to keep Liam alive, since he's a vampire too and she's giving him her own blood. She's also been running from the vampires who were hunting Stella, who find her wherever she goes. In desperation, she tries to rob a blood bank, but she faints and is arrested, then is tracked both by her usual pursuers and by the Argeneau family, who track rogue immortals. They quickly realize how little she knows about her son's legacy and how vulnerable she is. Taking Allie and Liam into their protection opens the door for Magnus, a 1,000-year-old immortal, to explain the truth of immortals and woo her as his life mate even as the Argeneau rogue hunters realize that the person who's tracking Allie is a villainous enemy they've been seeking for centuries and that he wants Liam. Sands' latest is typical Argeneau fare, with a slight twist in a human foster mother. Magnus is ultrasexy, and Allie is smart and spunky. But it's disappointing when so much plot depends on ostensibly intelligent people doing dimwitted things—Allie never figures out that she actually has a tracker on her; the Argeneaus are on lockdown but fail to check people coming to the door, etc. Also, Liam is 4 but talks like an 8-year-old.

A paranormal romance that asks readers to suspend disbelief a tad too much.

Kirkus Reviews