Saint Sanguinus [NOOK Book]

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An elite brotherhood stands between humans and vampires. Who are called to this service? Only those warriors who curse God with their dying breath. In Dark Age Wales, Peredur falls to a spear on the battlefield. Tanwen was his betrothed, and resists taking another husband. When the wise woman’s son insists he can reunite her with Peredur, will Tanwen choose this dark path?

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Saint Sanguinus

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Overview

An elite brotherhood stands between humans and vampires. Who are called to this service? Only those warriors who curse God with their dying breath. In Dark Age Wales, Peredur falls to a spear on the battlefield. Tanwen was his betrothed, and resists taking another husband. When the wise woman’s son insists he can reunite her with Peredur, will Tanwen choose this dark path?

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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940032956969
  • Publisher: Julia Phillips Smith
  • Publication date: 11/15/2011
  • Sold by: Smashwords
  • Format: eBook
  • File size: 593 KB

Meet the Author

Debut author Julia Phillips Smith is honored to add this special milestone to her arts industry background.


A graduate of Ryerson University’s film program, Julia’s previous writing credits include scripts for radio and television. She has donned various creative hats, including stage manager (theatre), 3rd Assistant Director (independent feature film) and editor (TV documentary).


Julia lives on Canada’s east coast with her husband, her mom and their dog.

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  • Posted August 1, 2012

    A must read

    This is a very intriguing tale. Told in a modified third person, it switches point of view between Peredur, a brethren; Tanwen, the woman he loves; and Cavan, the wise woman’s son who loves Tanwen. Normally not a big fan of love triangles, but this one has so many twists and turns and unique characteristics that it worked for me.

    Brethern, vampires that aren’t vampires (you’ll have to read the book to understand) and vampires that are vampires dominate this book. However the complexity of these two factions and the war between them and how humans fit into it is flawlessly portrayed. This could easily become a hopeless tangle web with no direction, but Julia Phillips Smith skillfully weaves the threads into a beautiful tapestry of a story.

    A must read, I give this story 5 out of 5 clouds.

    This product or book may have been distributed for review; this in no way affects my opinions or reviews.

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