Christine Feehan bibliography
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This bibliography contains is a list of works from American author Christine Feehan.
The Carpathian novels
This series tells the stories of the Carpathians, an ancient race with near-immortal lifespans that feeds on human blood, but the Carpathians are nearing extinction due to a scarcity of females to mate with. With their lifemates, male Carpathians live emotion-filled colorful lives. Without them, the males fight the madness that causes them to choose between suicide or the thrill of killing humans by draining their blood, becoming soulless vampires in the process. Learning that special human women can possibly become lifemates, the Carpathians realize there may be hope of saving their species from extinction.
Sea Haven novels
These novels take place in (or the vicinity of) the town of Sea Haven. Each book is included in one of the three series forming this collection: the Drake Sisters, the Sisters of the Heart, and Torpedo Ink.
The Drake Sisters
The first series, Drake Sisters, focuses on the seven Drakes sisters, discovering their magical powers and finding the men they are destined to be with.
Sisters of the Heart
In the second Sea Haven series, six women meet after each is the victim of a violent crime. In the process of working through their grief, they form a sisterhood, learning to love and trust each other.
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