Ergebnis für "The Nurse" in Fantasy

Lestat. The vampire hero of Anne Rice’s enthralling novel is a creature of the darkest and richest imagination. Once an aristocrat in the heady days of pre-revolutionary France, now a rock star in the demonic, shimmering 1980s, he rushes through the centuries in search of others like him...

"STARTLING. . . FIENDISH. . . MEMNOCH'S TALE IS COMPELLING." --New York Daily News Like Interview With the Vampire, Memnoch has a half-maddened, fever-pitch intensity. . . Narrated by Rice's most cherished character, the vampire Lestat, Memnoch tells a tale as old as Scripture's legends and as...

Nurses Station Protectors of the Blood Part 2 is the conclusion to the gripping story that followed the lives of Registered Nurses Serenity, Sanaya, and Marisol whose true job is to protect the Mother of all Vampires Blood from falling into the wrong hands. FRIENDSHIPS TESTED! FAMILY HISTORY REVEALED! SECERETS EXPOSED! Nurses Station Protectors of the Blood part 2 will reveal “What is done in the Dark will come to Light, and you either die a Hero or live long enough to see yourself become the Villain”.

Nurses Station Protectors of the Blood part 1 is a gripping story that follows the lives of RN Serenity, RN Sanaya, and RN Marisol.

The second book in nationally bestselling Songs of the Seraphim series is a gripping metaphysical thriller in which angels partner up with assassins, from the author of Interview with the Vampire. Barely recovered from his previous divine mission, former contract killer Toby O'Dare is once again...

Axelia is a guardian sent by God. She has been commissioned to lead Bruce through interdimensional portals throughout the past to observe how others dealt with heartbreaking events; learning from and sharing in their suffering. Together they witness a young Saint Nicholas helping his friends deal with a horrific tragedy in the third century Roman empire.

Paul is a reincarnated Knight Hospitaller from the 12th century. He is also a nurse, or the historical equivalent, in all of his incarnations. After so many lives, he just wants to die and get off the rebirth wheel. Then he becomes a father, and everything changes. Paul must train his adopted daughter to be the first new K-Nurse since the Crusades, but in teaching her to use her magic and in training her to fight, he must bring her into his own deadly world.

In But a Wandering Voice, the Returned are hell-bent on taking the White House. The Knight Nurses of the Order of St. John are fearless in combat, but they are no match for the Returned’s propaganda machine. When a magic ritual goes awry at the end of the first crusade, a group of Knights Hospitaller are mistakenly made immortal, doomed to be reborn after each death. The knights fight with sword and magic, and, like the Hospitallers they once were, they care for the sick and dying.

The narrator - the old nurse of the title - is an old family retainer who has worked in the service of the same family for three generations. She tells the young children about a dark incident that she experienced in the company of the children’s mother, when she was a young woman and visiting her mother’s ancestral home.

A young woman of today, Rhea Rainey, is a genetic throwback to the Sirens of ancient Greek mythology. Locked within her genetic memory is the Sirens' song. Rhea begins to rouse this genetic memory, allowing her to see her precarious place between two universes—the imperfect one we all occupy, and the perfect one that was meant to be.