Behind the Dark Veil - Holland, Carolyn
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All hell breaks loose when the only son of a well-connected Nephilim aristocrat disappears from the Atchafalaya Swamp without a trace. The Nephilim King orders the immortal Brothers of the Dark Veil to scour every inch of the swamp to find him, dead or alive. Preternatural and human worlds collide when a trusted member of the Brothers of the Dark Veil meets an Obeah Priestess enslaved on Magnolia Hill, the most infamous plantation in Louisiana. Theirs is a forbidden love that will pierce the Dark Veil and shatter the secret world of the half-breed black angels forever.

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Produktbeschreibung
All hell breaks loose when the only son of a well-connected Nephilim aristocrat disappears from the Atchafalaya Swamp without a trace. The Nephilim King orders the immortal Brothers of the Dark Veil to scour every inch of the swamp to find him, dead or alive. Preternatural and human worlds collide when a trusted member of the Brothers of the Dark Veil meets an Obeah Priestess enslaved on Magnolia Hill, the most infamous plantation in Louisiana. Theirs is a forbidden love that will pierce the Dark Veil and shatter the secret world of the half-breed black angels forever.
Autorenporträt
Carolyn is a bibliophile. She purchased Rosemary's Roger's Sweet Savage Love in 1974 and fell in love with the main characters, Steve Morgan and Ginnie Brandon. The storyline was raw, violent, and sensual while maintaining historical integrity. From that day forward, she was hooked on historical romance. She is a hopeless romantic. Please don't judge her! The historical romance genre took off like a rocket, giving female writers the autonomy to write true-to-life eroticism with a backdrop of historical fact. To date, the genre has minimal representation from people of color. Carolyn was determined to change that by writing books for and about people of color which appeal to male and female readers.When the late L.A. Banks took her readers to heaven and hell in her Vampire Huntress Legend series, garnering cross-over appeal with her main characters, Damali (the Neteru) and Jose (a Vampire), a germ of an idea began to grow. Carolyn was not ready to act upon it until she came across The Book of Enoch and the Watcher Angels, who were beguiled by the loveliness of earthly women and begat children with them - Nephilim. The rest, as they say, is history.