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Original Title:	A Hidden Fire ASIN B005VTVE0U
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Elemental Mysteries #1
Characters:	Beatrice De Novo, Giovanni 'Gio' Vecchio, Carwyn ap Bryn, Tenzin
Setting:	Houston, Texas(United States)

A Hidden Fire (Elemental Mysteries #1) Kindle Edition | Pages: 398 pages

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A phone call from an old friend sets Dr. Giovanni Vecchio back on the path of a mysterious manuscript he's hunted for over five hundred years. He never expected a young student librarian could be the key to unlock its secrets, nor could he have predicted the danger she would attract.

Now he and Beatrice De Novo follow a twisted maze that leads from the archives of a university library, though the fires of Renaissance Florence, and toward a confrontation hundreds of years in the making.

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Title	:	A Hidden Fire (Elemental Mysteries #1)
Author	:	Elizabeth Hunter
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 398 pages
Published	:	October 13th 2011 by E. Hunter
Categories	:	Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Vampires. Paranormal Romance. Urban Fantasy

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3.5 stars. This is a spoiler-free review regarding plot, but if you don't want to know what type of "beings" these guys are (I say who cares, you find out fairly early in the book), read no further. *cue ominous music* 'Do you like Gio? Check yes or no.'She wrote back 'How can you be this childish after a thousand years?' The dialogue (written or spoken) was what sold me on this book. Was there a mystery happening? If so, I didn't really care. I much preferred the character interaction to the

Okay -- are you listening to me??? READ THIS BOOK!I got an email from a very good friend. She said, try this book. She and I read some of the same stuff, but not always, so I was like okay. found it on B&N for $2.99, so why not. I bought it a few weeks ago and kept thinking, I really need to read this so I can tell Tam how I like it.AWESOME!! I loved Gio. Loved Gio. Beatrice was someone I'd like and trust. The development of these characters was really nice. I really can't say too much, or

I was recommended this series by one of my GR friends.and I am so happy about it.My interest started with the cover.a library. Books. Just what I love!!!Then theres the story... Vampires, romance, libraries, interesting and endearing characters.I cant say enough about how much I enjoyed reading this.The story line is absolutely stunning. The world that the author has created is fresh, intriguing and original.I now have a new favorite couple.Dr Giovanni Vecchio, aka Gio, the gorgeous, sexy,

3.5 STARS I just realized this is my first UF read after Georgina Kincaid.Uh-oh.And my first (view spoiler)[vampire (hide spoiler)] book in a while.Dubs uh-oh.I'm not really actively avoiding these particular "creatures" in my PNRs and the reason I've put off reading this was it had the lethal combo of having a generic title (I seriously can't even remember it while writing this) and being offered as a kindle freebie from amazon. This is a book that is so easy to overlook if not for the

What a find! A Hidden Fire was not at ALL the type of vampire book I am accustomed to reading. Instead of a dark, brooding hero oozing sex appeal, and a heroine who can't fall into the hero's arms fast enough, I was treated to a slow-cooking romance with a dash of mystery that centers around the search for BOOKS. Really, what's not to love about that? lol Beatrice De Novo is a librarian in training who works in the rare book/manuscript department at her local university. When she takes over the

Yawn.......

4 Stars Far be it from me to keep a woman from her book. That could become dangerous. And with that, Dr. Giovanni Vecchio became an instantaneous book boyfriend (or my literary vampire beau, as my mum would call him). He was swoon worthy in the way many PNR lead characters are, but unlike many of his counterparts he wasnt just a pretty face, all broody or non-communicative. He came across as intelligent and pensive, and fiercely protective of the rare few humans (and vampires) that earned his