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Title	:	The Lady is a Vamp (Argeneau #17)
Author	:	Lynsay Sands
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 364 pages
Published	:	July 31st 2012 by Avon Books
Categories	:	Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires

The Lady is a Vamp (Argeneau #17) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 364 pages

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"New York Times" bestselling author Lynsay Sands, one of paranormal romance's original superstars, delivers a scorching and delightful story of a mortal man on a mission--and the Vamp who is his only hope. One late night leads to... Kidnapped When Jeanne Louise Argeneau left work, she never thought she'd end up tied down by a good-looking mortal. More attracted than annoyed, she quickly realizes there is more to her abductor than meets the eye. One desperate act leads to... Love? Paul Jones has need of a vampire, and only Jeanne Louise will do. He just has to convince this beauty of a Vamp to help him...never imagining that he would fall in love. But with the immortal world's answer to law enforcement hunting them, their time together is running out...and Paul and Jeanne Louise will need to risk everything to spend an eternity together.

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Original Title:	The Lady Is a Vamp
ISBN:	0062078070 (ISBN13: 9780062078070)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Argeneau #17
Characters:	Paul Jones, Livy Jones, Jeanne Louise Argeneau
Setting:	Toronto, Ontario(Canada) Ipperwash, Ontario(Canada)

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Better than the last one as it wasn't slow in parts. It just didn't have the real funny parts that I am wanting. It was sweet, fast, fun, and predictable after the first half. Liked it, didn't love it or REALLY like it. Will probably forget most of it after a bit.Reread June 25, 2018Yep, it had been forgotten and I still feel the same. It was sweet but I only laughed once. There was no bad guy, or trope like in many of the recent books but... there wasn't the fun and teasing from the other.

THE LADY IS A VAMP and I got off to a rocky start. Sandss vampires experience the ennui of ages by losing appetites; food, sex, the passions of life start to fade away. Finding their intended life mate brings all of those senses back on line.When Jeanne Louise wakes up wrapped in chains with a strange man offering her food and water, my initial reaction was to assume that she was either insanely powerful or just plain addled when she had no normal fight or flight reactions to the situation. As

RE: Vampires 🧛♂ Because it was only $3 bucks, I didnt expect much but I gave it a chance. I didnt really appreciate having to read the main characters two part name in every paragraph. I could tell that was just a ploy to get in all the words that the author needed in order to submit her story for publication. That being said, I love reading paranormal romance novels, however there is an issue with which I take offense with in this one. Being a parent of two humans myself, if one has an illness,

I am a huge fan of this series, and was a bit disappointed with the last book, Christian's story. This one was much, much better. I was looking forward to learning more about Jeanne Louise. Leaving work one morning, Jeanne Louise, is kidnapped my a mortal. When she wakes up she finds herself chained to the bed by a very handsome mortal, Paul, whom she cannot read or control. Knowing this she suspects he is her life mate. She also learns the reason for the kidnapping. He needs her to save the

Ok if these don't pick up I may be giving up on the Argeneau series the last was disappointing too.As a romance it is passable as a supernatural romance the same as anything else ....I'm used to larger than life characterisations a reasonable plot and a decent story with more than a touch of humour, and though this had a decent plot it fell wide of being a satisfying story.Paul Jones's daughter is dying of cancer so he kidnaps an immortal to save her life, Jeanne Louise Argeneau being the

As a novel, I enjoyed it, I guess. I liked the move away from the Rogue Hunters theme, and back towards Sands' old style. (I find the RH premise rather boring.) There was no humor in this one. I missed that.BUT: As far as romance, this wasn't at all for me. I found Jeanne Louise's character to be a total mood-killer. I finished the book with no respect and actual dislike for her character. Her decision that drove the conflict part of the plot may have been realistic IRL, but it certainly was the

I thoroughly enjoyed all the Argeneau books that I have read, but I think that this is my favorite.Paul Jones, a mortal, kidnaps Jeanne Louise Argeneau, an immortal, to ask her to save the life of his five year old daughter, Livy who is dying of a brain tumor. Jeanne stays when she gets attached to Livy and realizes that Paul is her life mate. They must figure a way to turn both Livy and Paul to become the family they want to be. They must also find a way to escape her family who is hunting Paul