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Blogging would not be the same without our readers, so we’re letting you pick the next review. The top pick will post tomorrow!
Angela of Troy – Goodreads Synopsis
Angelina Troy was a woman of legend. Seasoned veterans feared her sword and gods themselves lusted after her body, just as demons in the pits of the darkest hells loathed her and her necromantic power. Nothing, it seemed, could bring her down.
Then she met the one man who neither feared her nor desired her – the fearsome and equally powerful Silver Shroud werewolf Benjamin McConnell. It was that encounter that sparked her ultimate downfall and terrible fall from grace…
Dracula – Goodreads Synopsis
The aristocratic vampire that haunts the Transylvanian countryside has captivated readers’ imaginations since it was first published in 1897. Hindle asserts that Dracula depicts an embattled man’s struggle to recover his “deepest sense of himself as a man”, making it the “ultimate terror myth”.
Jessamine – Goodreads Synopsis
In the fantasy world of Silvery Earth, a young queen has to learn the hard way how to live and reign. This is the story of Queen Jessamine, from her Rite night at fourteen to war and exile, prisoner of a foreign king, to her comeback to her home country some thirteen years later. Not much magic, but not our planet anyway.
Adult readers for mild sex and violence.
Ermilia 
I voted for Angela of Troy, but only because I already read Dracula long time ago… 😉
We’ll review all of them eventually, so don’t worry if Angela of Troy doesn’t win. 🙂