Ebook {Epub PDF} Blood Diva by V.M. Gautier

 · Blood Diva by VM Gautier. Paperback $ Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Buy Online, Pick up in Store Check Availability at Nearby Stores. Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Choose Expedited Shipping at checkout for delivery by Wednesday, November 3. English ISBN Blood Diva by V.M Gautier I asked and received this book through NetGalley for free. This review is not sponsored nor influenced in anyway. This book s expected /5(15). Paperback sale: $ Click link for special price with free shipping! Books Pals LOVES us so much, they gave us 5-star reviews (TWICE)! Gott im Himmel! Meine erste “Blood Diva” deutsche Sprache Buchbesprechung! Read this rave at Persephone Magazine (Spoiler: They think Marie would’ve liked it) FUN excerpt here.

Blood Diva V.M. Gautier / . Blood Diva The th century s most infamous party girl is undead and on the loose in the Big Apple When year old Parisian courtesan Marie Duplessis succumbed to consumption in Charles Dickens showed up Title: Blood Diva; Author: V.M. Gautier; ISBN: Page: ; Format: Kindle Edition. Blood Diva. by. V.M. Gautier (Goodreads Author) · Rating details · 33 ratings · 20 reviews. The 19th century's most infamous party-girl is undead and on the loose in the Big Apple. When 23 year-old Parisian courtesan, Marie Duplessis succumbed to consumption in , Charles Dickens showed up for the funeral and reported the city. VM Gautier "Blood Diva" by V.M. Gautier. March 2, ~ mymurmuringbones ~ Leave a comment. Read in: October Edition and format: self-published , e-book/digital advance review copy First published: Disclaimer: ARC received for review via NetGalley. Unconventional doesn't even begin to cover it.

Blood Diva by V. M. Gautier (Cover picture courtesy of Mythical Books.) The 19th century’s most infamous party-girl is undead and on the loose in the Big Apple. Blood Diva by V.M Gautier I asked and received this book through NetGalley for free. This review is not sponsored nor influenced in anyway. This book s expected to be. Blood Diva is one of those hard to categorize books that with luck might appeal to a large audience. It's kind of like Anne Rice (vampires) meets Jean Rhys (kept women, and literary deconstruction) meets Patricia Highsmith (psychopathology, remorseless killers, etc.) and they all share an apartment in Williamsburg with Lena Dunham.