Darker After Midnight by Lara Adrian

In the dark of night, a blood war escalates within the hidden world of the Breed. After existing in secret for many long centuries, maintaining a fragile peace with the humans who walk beside them unaware, a single act of retaliation has put the entire vampire nation at risk of discovery. It falls to the Order—a cadre of Breed warriors pledged to protect their own and humankind alike—to stop Dragos, the power-mad vampire at the center of the conflict, before his push for domination can explode into catastrophe.

At the center of the Order’s quest is Sterling Chase, once a morally rigid enforcer of Breed law, now a warrior fallen from grace, whose biggest battle is the one he wages against his own savage nature. With addiction beckoning him toward eternal darkness, Chase’s path to redemption has never seemed more out of reach—until he finds himself drawn to a beautiful young woman who may be something much more than she seems . . .

The Priestess of the Nile by Veronica Scott (1/23)
The Professor by Cathy Perkins (1/23)
The Stubborn Dead by Natasha Hoar (1/23)

Anne of Hollywood by Carol Wolper (1/24)
Banshee Charmer by Tiffany Allee (1/24)
Boneyards by Kristine Kathryn Rusch (1/24)

Claimed by a Vampire by Rachel Lee (1/24)
Clash by Yolanda Sfetsos (1/24)
Everneath by Brodi Ashton (1/24)

Expedition to the Mountains of the Moon by Mark Hodder (1/24)
Fallen in Love by Lauren Kate (1/24, YA)
Forbidden by Syrie James, Ryan M. James (1/24, YA)

Horizon by Sophie Littlefield (1/24)
A Lady Never Surrenders by Sabrina Jeffries (1/24)
Life Eternal by Yvonne Woon (1/24, YA)

Sex with a Hex by Beverly Rae (1/24)
The Twisted Kiss by Anya Bast (1/24)
A Warrior’s Desire by Pamela Palmer (1/24)

The Way We Fall by Megan Crewe (1/24, YA)
A Grown-Up Kind of Pretty by Joshilyn Jackson (1/25)
Passing Love by Jacqueline E. Luckett (1/25)

For my part, there’s only one book that has me absolutely salivating this week. Nope, it isn’t Lara Adrian’s latest (although the tale of Sterling Chase’s redemption is certainly going to be epic!)–it’s all about Sophie Littlefield’s trilogy ender, Horizon. But overall, there are quite a few interesting-looking titles on this week’s release roster. And that Mark Hodder cover (for his trilogy closer) looks positively badass.

So, what’ll it be…think you can make it through this week without pining after one of these newest releases? ^_^  Anything not on the list that you’re psyched about?

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Alisha, the bespectacled and ever nerdy California girl, simply won't leave home without a book in hand. She loves language learnin' and is working toward becoming a bonafide grammar ninja. On any given day you'll find her haunting local libraries or baking scores of cupcakes and sweet treats.

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