ESCE L'ULTIMO LIBRO DI  Lynda Hilburn, THE VAMPIRE SHRINK, EDIZIONI MEDALLION PRESS

 Lynda Hilburn'S LATEST BOOK, THE VAMPIRE SHRINK, BY MEDALLION PRESS

Kismet Knight, PhD, doesn't believe in the paranormal. She especially doesn't believe in vampires, but she begins to wise up when she is introduced to a handsome man named Devereux who claims to be 800 years old. Kismet doesn't buy his vampire story, but she also can't explain why she has such odd reactions and feelings when he is near. Then a client almost completely drained of blood staggers into her waiting room and two angry men force their way into her office, causing her to consider the possibility that she has run afoul of a vampire underworld. Enter FBI profiler Alan Stevens, who warns her that vampires are very real, and one is a murderer—a murderer who is after her.

Kismet Knight, Dottore, non crede nel paranormale. In particolare non crede nei vampiri, ma incomincia a cambiare idea quando viene presentata ad un uomo affascinante di nome Deveraux che pretende di avere 800 anni. Kismet non si beve la sua storia di vampiri, ma non riesce neanche a spiegare perchè ha delle reazioni e dei sentimenti così strani quando lui è vicino. Poi un cliente quasi completamente dissanguato entra nella sua sala d'attesa e due uomini adirati irrompono nel suo ufficio, facendo in modo che lei prenda in considerazione l'idea di essere incappata nel mondo sotterraneo di un vampiro. Venite a conoscere lo psicologo dell'FBI Alan Stevens, che la mette in guardia sul fatto che i vampiri sono davvero reali, e uno è un assassino - un assassino che la sta cercando.

Denver Psychologist Kismet Knight just wants a little excitement in her life. A little publishing fame and fortune. She doesn't believe in the paranormal. Especially not comic book creatures of the night. But when a new client pulls Kismet into the vampire underworld, and introduces her to gorgeous Devereux, who claims to be an 800-year-old vampire, Kismet finds herself up to her neck in the undead. Not to mention all the other weird stuff crawling out of Denver's supernatural Pandora's Box. And if being attracted to a man who thinks he's an ancient bloodsucker isn't bad enough, someone -- or something -- is leaving a trail of blood-drained dead bodies. Then there's handsome FBI profiler Alan Stevens who rocks Kismet's world in more ways than one. He thinks the murderer is a vampire. But they don't