Catch — Annie Nicholas

Caught between two vampires, Connie is torn between Rurik, the one she loves and Tane, the one she�,��"�d love to stake. Hunger burns in Connie Bences�,��"� soul--she craves the blood of her vampire lover, Rurik, but it�,��"�s not satisfying her needs anymore. It�,��"�s driving her insane. Desperate to find help, Rurik brings her to Rio De Janeiro, where Tane rules the vampire nation. The back-stabbing vampire almost killed her and Rurik when they�,��"�d first met, then used them to obtain his crown. She would rather stake him, but the small drop of Nosferatu blood he�,��"�d forced her to drink in Budapest is blooming into a bond, one which ties her life to his. One he won�,��"�t hesitate to manipulate. He admits to binding her so Rurik would have to remain at his side, but their timing couldn�,��"�t be any worse. The betrayer finds himself betrayed. Tane�,��"�s rule is in upheaval and he�,��"�s forced to place his trust in two people who owe him no allegiance�,�”her and Rurik. In th