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    An Eternity of Roses (The Valthreans: Book 1)

    By Natalie G. Owens

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    "A sweeping, epic tale of the undying power of true love..." -- Stacey Joy Netzel, New York Times Bestselling Author.

    It is 1807. Adrian Segrave, Viscount Bournemouthe, and Lady Emmaline Deramore are about to wed and the British aristocracy is teeming with excitement at this long-awaited love match. But Madeleine de Brandeville, a mysterious Frenchwoman, sets a devious plan in motion, leaving devastation in her path.

    Heartbroken, Emmaline embarks on an adventure she's never imagined having. As the world changes and chaos brews, she crosses paths with the Valthreans, a group of immortals who are facing a deadly enemy that threatens their place in the human world. But all the while, there's one thing she longs for more than any other -- to get back her man.

    Things are not what they seem ... and even less what Emmaline expected by any stretch of the imagination. Is this love meant to be?

    ---------*********---------
    This is a standalone novel. No cliffhanger.

    Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award Nominee for (Quarterfinalist) (2013)
    Harlequin's 'So You Think You Can Write' 2010 contest finalist (2010)

    Other books in The Valthreans immortals series:
    A Lifetime for Revenge (Book 2)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRose of Atlantis Press, LLC
    Release dateJan 5, 2013
    ISBN9780988577206
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    An Eternity of Roses (The Valthreans: Book 1)
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    Natalie G. Owens

    Pink velvet and black lace. Light and darkness. A world of contrasts exists in Natalie’s stories because every rose has its thorn. Her favourite stories to write are romances with a dark edge featuring brooding heroes, strong heroines, an intriguing mystery, and a good dash of fantasy.Married, with one son, she now calls the beautiful island of Malta home after eleven good years in Atlanta, GA. As a professional editor and author, her days are always busy, but when she’s not working—or muttering to herself about her book plots like a batty old maid—she enjoys spending time with family and friends (both online and offline), sipping on a good shiraz, reading, cooking and entertaining, watching a good movie, travelling, and ogling shoe store displays. Most of all, she loves to meet and communicate with other authors and readers.Find out more about Natalie’s latest news and works in her monthly newsletter – http://eepurl.com/povjfYou can also find her here (she’s waiting to make new friends!):Website: www.nataliegowens.comFacebook profile page: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=563297082Facebook author page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Natalie-G-Owens-Author/24911987111Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/natalie_g_owensGoogle Plus: https://plus.google.com/u/1/115212743960662992349/postsPinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/nataliegowens/Amazon Author Page: http://www.amazon.com/Natalie-G.-Owens/e/B007N4UHJ0iBooks: https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/natalie-g.-owens/id550919854Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/user/show/4527498-natalie-g-owens

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