Taken as a small child, from a life where vampires, sirens and mythical creatures are real and treacherous, Jhenne Corbeaux is totally unprepared when she returns to France to stay with her eccentric Grandmother. Jéhenne is about to find the answers she searched for, but in doing so, she risks discovering that the truth really can kill. The Key to Erebus The truth can kill you. Yet despite her Gran’s dire warnings, she is captivated by the dark magic of Corvus, an ancient vampire and powerful Master of the Albinus family. Along the way, she uncovers secrets more shocking than anything she could ever have imagined and finds that she is by no means powerless to protect the ones she loves. I'm generally more into sci-fi than fantasy, and I put vampires, werewolves and demons into that latter category - however this excellent first novel in the Les Courbeaux: The French Vampire Legend series immediately caught my attention. Thrown headlong into this frightening world, she seeks to learn the truth about herself and is forced to trust her own instincts rather than take anything at face value. The Key to Erebus by Emma V Leech caught me by surprise. Growing stronger with each entry Blaise is just pages away from a new life. Her strange and powerful grandmother? Handsome shifter Felix? Or perhaps a powerful vampire whose first instinct is to kill her? He compels all who touch the book to write their darkest and most powerful emotions.
Protected, sheltered, and lied to her whole life, Jéhenne doesn’t know who to trust. Taken away as a small child, from a life where vampires, the Fae, and other mythical creatures are real and treacherous, the beautiful young witch, Jéhenne Corbeaux, is totally unprepared when she returns to rural France to live with her eccentric Grandmother. However, when the handsome Viscount falls under spirited Charity’s spell, revealing the man he truly is becomes a daunting prospect.Connecting the RIGHT readers with the RIGHT books In the circumstances, Dev keeps his mouth shut. When Dev’s amnesia disappears, he discovers himself at the tender mercy of Miss Kendell, the bossy virago whose furious letters still litter his desk. To raise the money, Dev tries to sell off land, but an unfortunate riding accident leaves him injured before the deal can complete, and with no memory of who or where he is. He owes a gambling debt to a dangerous man who doesn’t appreciate waiting for his payment. Lucas Linton, Viscount Devlin is in trouble. Unprepared to allow such a man to throw her family from the only home they’ve ever known, she prepares to fight back.
Though she’s never met him, Charity knows Lord Devlin to be a gambler, a rogue, and a wastrel.
She’s already hanging on to her family and their farm by her fingertips when her despised landlord, Viscount Devlin, sells her home from under her.
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