Ebook {Epub PDF} The Shopgirl and the Vampire by Ciar Cullen

The Shop Girl and the Vampire By Ciar Cullen. Read a Sample. Sign up to save your library. With an OverDrive account, you can save your favorite libraries for at-a-glance information about availability. Find out more about OverDrive accounts. Save. The Shopgirl and the Vampire and a Contest! My name is Terry and I write romances and fantasies under the name Ciar Cullen, a nod to my mom's Irish Heritage. I live in Princeton, New Jersey (if you call me a Jersey girl I'll have to kill you) and was born in Baltimore. I have a husband and a .  · The Shopgirl and the Vampire book. Read 6 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. At the cusp of the 19th century, a penniless lass learn.

A detective, a woman ahead of her time, a vampire, no. A mortal, no, maybe. The Devil and Lillian Holmes is the latest in Ciar Cullen's paranormal romance with vampires and steampunk goodness. Lillian is determined to become the greatest female detective in America. After all, her the niece of Sherlock Holmes at least in [ ]. The Shopgirl and the Vampire by Ciar Cullen (Goodreads Author) avg rating — 16 ratings — published — 3 editions. I don't usually like vampire stories and read this book based on a Facebook recommendation. I was immediately impressed with Ciar Cullen's writing. It's evident that the time period was well-researched, and the scene was set perfectly. Her descriptions are beautiful and drew me into the story.

In The Shopgirl and the Vampire we meet Kitty, a young woman working in a jewelry store for a rude older man, her bother, Patrick, has just died and she has not even had a day to mourn as she must go to work to be able to afford rent. As she rushes to work, distracted and hurried as she is, she bumps into a man. Ciar Cullen's Victorian Steamer Trunk Author of the Lillian Holmes Series. Septem by ciarcullen. The Shopgirl and the Vampire and a Contest!. The Shopgirl and the Vampire book. Read 6 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. At the cusp of the 19th century, a penniless lass learn.