Life Sentence (Paranormal Detectives Book Three) By Lily LuchesiGenre: Paranormal, horror, mystery
Release Date: August 2nd, 2016
Publisher: Vamptasy Publishing
She can fight evil, but can she fight the darkness in her own blood?
After the disastrous events with Miranda have subsided, Danny and Angelica have to adjust to a new kind of life at the Paranormal Investigative Division.
Fiona is still on the loose, and she has all of Hell on her side. Danny begins to enhance his psychic abilities with the help of a soul just like his. Angelica is caught between a rock and a very dark place.
Can their love survive these new trials, or will the past tear them apart?
Read Stake-Out and Miranda’s Rights by clicking HERE.
Watch the official trailer featuring the song “Together” by Matt Lande.
BOOK ONE: Detective Danny Mancini is on a case, following a murder suspect. When he catches him, he finds out that the perp isn’t even human: he’s a 200 year old rogue vampire!
The department doesn’t believe him, and puts him on early retirement, despite his many years of service to the Chicago Police Department, which sends him into a downward spiral.
Two years later, Danny gets an invitation from the beautiful, young and very attractive Detective Angelica Cross to join a secret branch of the FBI to help her track down Vincent, the wayward vamp.
But renegade werewolves, meddling immortal witches and Danny’s strange visions of a life lived a century ago with Angelica make things more difficult than it should be. My Review.
BOOK TWO: The dead don’t always rest easy…Retired detective, Danny Mancini, is haunted by nightmares after he found out that paranormal creatures exist. All he wants is to forget them…especially a certain half-vampire. When cursed werewolves show up trying to kill him, he is forced to go back to the Paranormal Investigative Division for help against a powerful old enemy. What he was not expecting was a dead ex showing back up after twenty-six years.
RIOT’S REDEMPTION 
haven’t seen this series around before Sarah, great covers though and it sounds really intriguing. The small font is a bit hard to read for me on there though. Thanks for sharing Sarah, going to check these out ❤
🙂 🙂 I was thinking ‘I love how they’ve kept the same font up” but I can see your point. Before I uploaded the lovely jpg images of the covers the writing was super clear, but when you look Lily up on Amazon etc. you can’t read the small print. Although I suspect it would look good on the paperbacks.