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    Autumn Rose

    Written by Abigail Gibbs

    Narrated by Josie Dunn

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    About this audiobook

    The highly anticipated sequel to The Dark Heroine: Dinner with a Vampire

    Her fate is set in stone…

    Autumn Rose lives in a sleepy seaside town in the south-west of England, but buried deep under the surface of her quiet life are dark secrets. Swirling marks on her skin mark her out as having extraordinary power, but at school she is shunned and condemned by the very people she is sworn to protect.

    But the appearance of a handsome young man at her school – who has the same curious markings as Autumn Rose – sends her world into turmoil. Plus, there is the fact that Autumn keeps dreaming of a human girl who is about to be seduced by a very dark Prince … and Autumn must figure out how to save her before it is too late.

    The exhilarating sequel to The Dark Heroine: Dinner with a Vampire, the incredible online sensation.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins
    Release dateJun 25, 2015
    ISBN9780008135560
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    Autumn Rose
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    Abigail Gibbs

    Abigail Gibbs was born and raised in deepest, darkest Devon. She is currently studying for a BA in English at the University of Oxford. At age 15, she began posting serially online under the pseudonym Canse12, and after three years in the internet limelight, set her sights towards total world domination. She splits her time between her studies, stories and family, and uses coffee to survive all three.

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