Blood Heritage - Young, Amy

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Résumé :
For the first twenty years of her life, Ember thought she was just your average, everyday teenage girl. Now a young adult, she has decided that it's time to learn the secret of why her father abandoned her before she was even born. What she learns in the process shatters her world-and even make her question her definition of reality. Spared from a brutal attack by an enigmatic vampire named Arystar, Ember sets out on a strange journey of self-discovery. On the night she could have lost her life, Arystar saved her for a very specific purpose. He believes ember is destined to be a great leader among vampires, one who will save the world for vampires and humans alike. In this new world, myth and legend are realities-and Ember begins to learn that not all monsters are evil. Tasked with the seemingly impossible challenge of bringing together the fiercely independent vampires she meets, Ember must find a way to inspire this group to cooperate for the common good. Can she find the common thread to unite a London sewer rat, a Victorian duchess, a Civil War general, a 1920s Chicago mobster, an orphaned Catholic girl, and a headstrong twentieth-century doctor-let alone the newest additions? If they have any hope of survival, they must put their past differences aside to save their future....

Biographie:
Amy Young, author of The Water Tower, received her B.A. in English from Kenyon College. Growing up in Bay Village, Ohio, Amy could most often be found with her nose buried in a book, and was particularly fond of Nancy Drew, Sweet Valley High, and The Babysitters' Club. She always had a flair for the dramatic and has worked as an actress in many stage productions and a few TV shows (though she never got to be a Bond girl like Josie). When not writing, Amy enjoys drinking red wine and binging on reality TV shows with her husband, pup, and many, many cats.

Sommaire:
Amy Young, author of The Water Tower, received her B.A. in English from Kenyon College. Growing up in Bay Village, Ohio, Amy could most often be found with her nose buried in a book, and was particularly fond of Nancy Drew, Sweet Valley High, and The Babysitters' Club. She always had a flair for the dramatic and has worked as an actress in many stage productions and a few TV shows (though she never got to be a Bond girl like Josie). When not writing, Amy enjoys drinking red wine and binging on reality TV shows with her husband, pup, and many, many cats....