Elemental Mysteries and World Bundle

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In the Elemental Mysteries Immortal book dealer Giovanni Vecchio thought he'd left the bloody world of vampire politics behind when he retired as an assassin, but a chance meeting at a university pulls student librarian Beatrice De Novo into his orbit. Now temptation lurks behind every dark corner as Vecchio's growing attachment to Beatrice competes with a series of clues that could lead to a library lost in time, and a powerful secret that could reshape the immortal world.

Then in the Elemental World, join in with Carwyn, Baojia, Lucien and many more tracking the Elixir's path around the world. Can they eradicate it all or will this poison slowly destroy vampire kind? 

A tantalizing contemporary fantasy series by eleven-time USA Today bestselling author Elizabeth Hunter author of the Irin Chronicles, the Glimmer Lake series and the Cambio Springs Mysteries.

“Giovanni!” Beatrice finally yelled. She felt blind, and she was starting to panic. “What the hell is going on? Why won’t my phone work? And what was that flash that stopped the elevator?”

She stood in the pitch black, waiting for him to speak, for him to do anything. She couldn’t even hear him breathing. He was so still, she almost thought she was imagining his presence in the elevator earlier.

Beatrice was halfway convinced if she threw her arm out, she would meet nothing but dead air.

The charged atmosphere in the elevator seemed to press against her, and her heart began to pound. Finally she heard a pop, as if someone had plugged an old lamp into a socket.

A small blue light shone across from her and her eyes were drawn to it immediately. It grew until it was the size of a lighter flame, then it got bigger, and rounder, its soft blue-green light illuminating the large hand it hovered over.

She couldn’t look away as it swirled and grew, slowly becoming the size of a glowing softball, held hovering over the palm of Giovanni’s pale hand.

She finally dragged her eyes away from the ball of blue-green flame that now resembled the color of his unusual eyes. Her gaze tracked up his arm, the buttons of his black shirt, the still, white column of his neck, and over his grim mouth. Finally, she met his intense stare in the low light of the broken elevator.

Beatrice held her breath and stared in astonishment as the terrifying fire in his hand pulsed and swirled. She could only manage a hoarse whisper. “What are you?”

Giovanni’s gaze was steady and his voice soothing as he looked at her in the pulsing blue light. “Remember Beatrice—remember when you told me at the fair that nothing was inexplicable, just not explained yet?”

She nodded, wondering if he could hear the race of her pulse. Her eyes darted around the compartment, instinctively looking for an escape from the strange, fire-wielding…whatever he was standing across from her.

But there was no way out of the steel box, and she had no idea when anyone would notice the notoriously defective elevator wasn’t running if there was no alarm.

“I’m not asking you to believe in magic, Beatrice. I’m asking you to believe that there are things in this world you don’t understand yet. Things that none of us do.”

Beatrice stared back at the strange blue fire and asked again, “What are you?”