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Charlaine Harris - Must Love Hellhounds

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From New York Times bestselling authors Charlaine Harris and Nalini Singh and national bestselling authors Ilona Andrews and Meljean Brook, tales of mans worst friend... In these hound-eat-hound worlds, anything goes... and everything bites. Follow paranormal bodyguards Clovache and Batanya into Lucifers realm, where they encounter his fearsome four-legged pets, in Charlaine Harriss The Britlingens Go to Hell. Seek out a traitor in the midst of a guild of non- lethal vampire trackers, one that intends to eradicate the entire species of bloodsuckers, in Nalini Singhs Angels Judgment. Find out why the giant three-headed dog that guards the gates of Hades has left the underworld for the real world-and whose scent hes following-in Ilona Andrewss Magic Mourns. Embark on a perilous search for the kidnapped niece of a powerful vampire alongside her blind- and damn sexy-companion and a hellhound in Meljean Brooks Blind Spot. These four novellas by todays hottest paranormal authors will have hellhound lovers everywhere howling.

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Praise for the authors of Must Love Hellhounds
#1 New York Times Bestselling Author
CHARLAINE HARRIS
... [has] the sure touch of a master. Crescent Blues

Harris weaves storytelling magic.Lynn Hightower

New York Times Bestselling Author
NALINI SINGH
Paranormal romance at its best. Publishers Weekly

Nalini Singh continues to dazzle and ensnare new readers.
A Romance Review

New York Times Bestselling Author
ILONA ANDREWS
Andrews... demonstrates her mastery at balancing dark humor, clever mystery, and supernatural jeopardy. Andrews is the total package! Romantic Times

Andrewss edgy series stands apart from similar fantasies... owing to its complex world building and skilled characterizations. Library Journal

National Bestselling Author
MELJEAN BROOK
A fascinating series. Nalini Singh

Brook... creates fantastic, death-defying love... extremely erotic... with a paranormal twist. Fresh Fiction
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PRINTING HISTORY
Berkley trade paperback edition / September 2009

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Harris, Charlaine.
Must love hellhounds / Charlaine Harris, Nalini Singh, Ilona Andrews, Meljean Brook.Berkley
trade paperback ed.
p. cm.
eISBN : 978-1-101-14007-9
1. HellFiction. 2. VampiresFiction. I. Singh, Nalini. II. Andrews, Ilona. III. Brook,
Meljean. IV. Title.
PS3558.A6427M87 2009
813.54dc22
2009018735

http://us.penguingroup.com

The Britlingens Go to Hell
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Batanya and Clovache were cleaning their armor in one of the courtyards of the Britlingen Collective, which sits atop a hill in the ancient city of Spauling. It was a fine summer day, and they sat on benches that theyd positioned to catch the sun.
Im as pale as a pooka belly, Clovache said.
Not quite, Batanya said, after looking at Clovache rather seriously. Batanya was the older of the two; she was twenty-eight to Clovaches twenty-four. Batanya was pale, too, since she spent most of her time in armor of one kind or another, but that didnt bother Batanya.
Oh, thank you. Not quite , Clovache said, imitating Batanyas husky voice. It was a pretty bad imitation. Batanya smiled. She and Clovache had worked together for five years, and there wasnt much they didnt know about each other. They had both done most of their growing up within the Collective walls.
You are a bit like a pooka, though. Your hair is the same color as the back fur, and you like the night life better than the daylight. But Im sure you wouldnt taste as good deep-fried.
Clovache stretched out a foot to kick Batanya, very lightly. Well go out to eat later, she said. How about Pooka Palace?
Batanya nodded. Unless Trovis is there. If hes in the place, Im leaving.
The two women worked in a friendly silence for a few minutes. They were polishing what they called their liquid armor, the most popular single item of body defense in the Britlingens huge collection. Liquid armor wasnt really liquid. It resembled a wet suit more than anything, but it was considerably easier to don. There was a keypad the size of a credit card on the chest. It allowed for communication with anyone else wearing a similar suit, and it had a personal sequence programmed into it that allowed only one wearer to use the armor. The material would toughen when the sequence was pressed in, to allow the wearer to be almost invulnerable; without this procedure, the armor was ineffective. The protocol had been added to prevent the armor from being stolen. Before the code had been added, a few Britlingens had been murdered for their armor. It was used in cooler weather. The two women had already cleaned their summer-weight gear.
Batanya had turned her suit inside out and was cleaning the inner surface with a pleasant-scented solvent from a large green pot. Clovache was using the all-purpose cleaner on the hardened pieces that could be strapped on over the liquid armor.
Clovache threw a finished piece down on the towel shed spread on the ground and picked up another one. Hard drill this morning, she observed.
Trovis was not in a good mood, Batanya said.
And why would that be? Clovache asked, trying to sound innocent.
Batanya flushed a little, causing the scar that ran across her right cheek to stand out. Clovache had heard people tease Batanya about the scar, but they only did it once. He tried to jump me in the bathroom last night. I had to give him an elbow to the gut. Trovis is making a fool of himself.
Clovache agreed. If hes trying to show you whos boss, he is a fool, she said. And if he keeps it up, I shall go to Flechette and put it to her that Trovis should be removed from his command.
That would make Trovis crazy, which is a good thing, Batanya said. But it would make us look weak.
Clovache looked startled, but after a moment, she nodded. I understand. We should be able to eat whatever Trovis puts on the table. She tested the strength of a strap. If worse comes to worst, perhaps hell have an accident.
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