
Lady Helen and Lord Carlston wield dyad power against a hidden nemesis in Regency Bath while managing forbidden attraction and an impending marriage.
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Lady Helen and Lord Carlston wield dyad power against a hidden nemesis in Regency Bath while managing forbidden attraction and an impending marriage.
Bridgerton meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer in the seductive series by award-winning author Alison Goodman Bath, December 1812. After the shocking events in London and Brighton, Lady Helen and Lord Carlston are now the newly forged Grand Reclaimer, a dyad of formidable power. Yet they do not know how to control this new force between them. Following their only lead, they and their comrades go to Bath, looking for the key to their dyad and for their hidden nemesis: the Grand Deceiver. Helen and Car...
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Illicit attraction and smouldering tension between leads; marriage subplot central.
Murder, death, and a climactic supernatural confrontation depicted.
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No religious themes present
Dyad power and supernatural reclamation abilities drive the plot.
Grand Deceiver and demonic adversaries feature as central threats.
Regency high society structures and expectations portrayed.
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