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Crimson Midnight by Amos Cassidy

Title:  Crimson Midnight

Series:  Crimson #1

Author:  Amos Cassidy
  
Rose wants excitement, bright lights and late nights, but she gets more than she bargained for when she swaps her wholesome country life for the hustle and bustle of London.

The city night is home to hungry shadows, eager to consume her. Rose discovers there is more to this world than what the mundane eye sees, and that she herself is a part of it. Unexpected friendships are forged and unwanted, sometimes dangerous, attractions flare.

London becomes a playground for magic, danger and supernatural threat. While her life, and those of who she loves, hangs in the balance, she must endeavour to embrace her new nature and assist in identifying the hidden threat before it succeeds in its dark purpose.

An Urban Fantasy filled with moon-praising, flat-dwelling vampires, chic corporate werewolves, bar-tending warlocks, ravenous demons and much, much more.

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Watch for Crimson Darkness, book 2 in the Crimson series, coming soon!
 
 
About the Authors:   
Amos Cassidy - a team of two. Amos is a 29 year old Diva and Cassidy a 36 year old mum of three. 


Aside from a passion for writing and a love of reading they also share an addiction to coffee, love anything Joss Whedon and are constantly playing tug of war over Jensen Ackles.  They have been writing together for four years and are working on the third book in their Crimson Series.



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