Eternal Dusk

Vampire’s Desire Secrets of the Immortal’s Longing (The Eternal Shadows Saga, Book 1)

De: Alex Alicea

Narrado por: Jasmine Dyment

In the sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles, where dreams and nightmares intertwine beneath the relentless California sun, there exists a world hidden from mortal eyes. It's a realm where shadows come alive, where the whispers of centuries past echo through modern streets, and where creatures of myth walk among the unsuspecting masses. This is the domain of the vampires, an ancient society thriving in the very heart of the City of Angels.

As twilight descends upon the city, painting the sky in hues of lavender and gold, the nocturnal denizens of Los Angeles begin to stir. In exclusive nightclubs nestled in the hills of Hollywood, vampires mingle with the elite, their otherworldly beauty and charisma drawing in the young and beautiful like moths to a flame. In the labyrinthine alleys of downtown, darker creatures prowl, seeking sustenance in the forgotten and marginalized. And in the quiet, tree-lined streets of old money neighborhoods, vampire elders hold court in mansions that have stood for generations, orchestrating the delicate balance between their world and that of humans.

But high above the city, perched atop a secluded hill overlooking the vast urban expanse, stands a mansion unlike any other. Its Gothic architecture, a stark contrast to the modern skyline, speaks of another time, another place. The grounds are overgrown, wild roses and thorny vines claiming the once-manicured gardens. The windows, dark and shuttered, reveal nothing of the interior, giving the impression of a sleeping beast, dangerous even in repose.

This is the domain of Dorian Blackwood, a vampire so ancient that even the elders of the city speak his name in hushed tones. For centuries, Dorian had been a force to be reckoned with, a master manipulator who played mortal and immortal alike as if they were pieces on a chessboard. His influence had shaped empires, toppled kingdoms, and altered the course of history itself.

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