Dead End Dating: A Novel of Vampire Love
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Overview
BITING IS SO LAST SEASON.
A vivacious vampire with a flair for accessorizing, Lil Marchette is unlike most of her kind. She prefers lively shades of pink to dismal black (soo not her color), plus she ' s a hopeless romantic. In need of a steady paycheck to support a compulsive cosmetics habit, Lil starts Dead End Dating (DED), a Manhattan-based matchmaking service that helps smart, sophisticated singles like herself find eternity mates ' and may even help her stake a claim to her very own Count Right!
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Author Information
Bio of Kimberly Raye
Kimberly Raye is the USA Today bestselling author of more than forty novels, including her newest Dead and Dateless, featuring a vivacious vampire matchmaker, lots of bad dates and a killer desperate for revenge. She has been nominated for several Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Awards, as well as a prestigious RITA award, Romance Writers of America's highest award of excellence. Her books have been featured in several major magazines, including Better Homes & Gardens and Glamour, and her novel Sometimes Naughty, Sometimes Nice was a Cosmopolitan magazine book club pick. She lives deep in the heart of the Texas Hill Country with her husband and their young children. You can visit Kim on-line at www.kimberlyraye.com or at http://www.myspace.com/kimberlyrayebooks
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Amusing ReadPosted June 05, 2009 by Cassy K, Anchorage
This is a book you can not take seriously - which is why it is entertaining. Definitely, a read for pleasure and laughter.
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Imprint
Spectra
Filesize
1.10 MB
Number of Pages
352
eBook ISBN
9780345495273
Awards
- RITA Award
Excerpt from: Dead End Dating by Kimberly Raye
For those of you who don ' t already know me, my name is the Countess Lilliana Arabella Guinevere du Marchette (yeah, I know), but my friends call me Lil.
I mean, really, what were my folks thinking It ' s hard enough being a single, jobless, five-hundred-year-old female vampire in this day and age without the whole pretentious French royalty thing and an ancient lame-ass name that doesn ' t even fit in the box on a Visa application. Talk about another cross to bear. (Oops, poor word choice. My bad.)
Let ' s just say life is tough for any woman, and death isn ' t much better. We ' re still expected to live up to this whole Night-Feeding Barbie image ' perfect figure, perfect hair, perfect clothes, perfect incisors ' and procreate, hunt for the family, and make sure little Morticia doesn ' t color on the walls and baby Vlad doesn ' t eat the eyes off his Count Dracula doll. Talk about stress.
For the typical committed female vampire, that is.
I, on the other hand, haven ' t had a decent date in the past one hundred years, much less found Count Right, so my life is a bit simpler. Notice I say ' simpler ' rather than lonelier. Because I am not, repeat not, lonely.
I ' m a single, hot, happening vampire with a flair for accessorizing, a handful of super-sweet friends ' literally ' and a very expensive therapist. ' Nuff said.
Now where was I Oh, yeah ' me making my own way in the world. First on my list is finding an apartment. A girl can live with her parents for only so many centuries without having a nervous breakdown. Second is getting a job. Neither of which should pose a problem for someone like me. Pure vampires (those born rather than made) are an ambitious, take-charge-and-make-things-happen race, and so most of us are filthy rich. If I were so inclined, I could easily use my family ' s green to find a suitable apartment in Manhattan (complete with a live-in maid, which is almost worth being eternally indebted to my folks considering the fact that I hate to clean) and go to work for my father managing his New York University location of Midnight Moe ' s.













