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Author Rebecca Tran will be signing her award winning novel For Their Sins February 17, 2018 from 1-3 at Barnes & Noble, 320 Mid Rivers Center Drive St Peters, MO 63376.


For Their Sins has been described as a sweeping paranormal romance with Game of Thrones undertones. Reviewers say that Tran writes descriptive narrative with terrific imagery. The reader is swept away, without even realizing it. For Their Sins is recommended for anyone who enjoys a supernatural story with action and a twist of romance.

For Their Sins is a first person narrative following the life of a very unconventional 300 year old vampire. Alexandria Diego was Born in 1707 as a Venandi, a descendant of angels. Her people were charged by God to send the worst sinners to judgement. That included the soulless Mordere that are turned into vampires by more traditional means. Although Alexandria chose the path of the hunter she always longed for a quiet life. Destiny had other plans. One simple choice irrevocably changed Alexandria’s life and soon all of her people knew her name. When a war broke out between her people and the Mordere Alexandria suddenly became her people’s last hope of survival. Alexandria is lost and confused under the sudden weight. After agonizing over the problem she faces it head on. But when her true love is captured by the enemy nothing will stand in her way of getting him back. The only question is: is it too late?

For Their Sins is currently available for sale on Amazon and other Book Sellers


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