Lenobia's Vow
A House of Night Novella
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4.4 • 225 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
A great journey…
A new love….
A dark secret revealed.
Evreux, France, 1788: Before she is Zoey's favorite professor and the House of Night's powerful horse mistress… Lenobia is just a normal 16-year-old girl – with enough problems to last a lifetime. As the illegitimate daughter of a powerful baron, she has never quite belonged, and instead has to watch her spoiled half-sister, Cecile, get anything she wants. As if that's not enough, her remarkable beauty draws unwanted attention wherever she goes. For once, she would like to just fit in.
But when fate intervenes, Lenobia suddenly finds herself surrounded by other girls, on a ship bound for New Orleans, where they will be married off to the city's richest Frenchmen. And they're not alone…. An evil bishop who is skilled in Dark magic makes the same journey. His appetite for lovely young women makes him dangerous – most of all to Lenobia, who caught his eye back in France. So she remains hidden, making secret visits to the ship's stables, where a handsome young man and his beautiful Percheron horses soon capture her attention.
Will they make it to land before the bishop discovers her true identity and a powerful evil breaks loose? And will Lenobia follow her heart, even if it puts lives at risk? Find out more about one of your favorite professors in Lenobia's Vow, the next heart-thumping House of Night Novella by PC Cast and Kristin Cast.
Customer Reviews
Lenobia's Vow
Keep a tissue handy. Maybe two.
If you like.....
If you like the house of night series then you'll like this book.
Lenobia's vow
Really, this is embarrassing. Don't these two know how to write a WHOLE book? To charge $14.99 for the setup to a plot line is unethical and unprofessional. The writing is good enough, the plot predictable but interesting, the characters well-drawn--why did they only write the first third of a book? No real resolution, no real resolve to the real dilemma their heroine is in. Tsk, Tsk.
I know they call this a novella...but Stephan King did a far better job with "The Green Mile" novellas. Simply not good enough. I won"t buy anything from them again.