The Trouble With Vampires

An Argeneau Novel

By: Lynsay Sands

Narrated by: Brian Pallino

Irresistible desire and thrilling suspense combine in this electrifying new Argeneau novel from New York Times bestselling author Lynsay Sands.

For close to three thousand years the imposing, impossibly handsome Santo Notte has fought in armies across the world and battled his own, more personal enemies. Of all the places he might expect to encounter his life mate, a quiet corner of upstate New York doesn’t seem likely. But as soon as he makes contact with history professor Petronella Stone, while hunting down a suspected rogue immortal, he knows that she will be the greatest adventure of his eternal life.

He expects her to be surprised, confused, even overwhelmed. What he doesn’t expect is that Pet has a secret history of her own. There’s no mistaking the mind-blowing, mutual pleasure they share. But as Pet struggles to protect her nephew from a danger lurking too close to home, Santo realizes there’s another threat to her safety—him. And claiming their passionate future will be impossible until he leaves his past behind, forever…

Overcoming

This was a great way to overcome tragedy with love and the willingness to move forward with the one you love.

Great series

I love this series. The family tree on line is an awesome tool when trying to keep the families straight

Loved the whole series more please 💜

I enjoyed the bit of humor with Margarete. Can't wait for next book. Thanks 👍👍👍

good vampires

good vampires who fall in love and have awesome sex, e ven in their dreams great writing

Accents and pronunciations!?!?

As always, I love the Argeneau stories! My problem here is that Marguerite and Lucian have completely different accents from any other book in the long list of beloved books. My other problem is that somewhere in the middle of the series the narrators have changed the pronunciation of Lucian. Who the hell is Lu-Chen???? I would like Lynsay Sands to please clarify the character name pronunciations. I also think that the narrators need to research or consult the author for that, as well as the accents of the characters. As I said before, I love the story line, always do! I just wish that narrators could do them justice. They seemed to in the beginning!