Sisters of the Secret Confederacy

“Beware the destination of the unknown path, lad, especially with a willing and wanton female acting as your guide...”

Sisterhood member Desdra von Cleef of Raven’s Peak is smack dab in the middle of Sherman’s path as he and his army march across Georgia. The Sisters aim to aid the Confederacy in their own special way, and it certainly won’t be pretty. Desdra is the epitome of the perfect Southern lady, with a couple of glaring differences; instead of being terrified of the advancing army, she’s charged with passionate excitement. And she’s looking for a victim worthy of her attentions.

Union Major Canaan Abbott Scarborough is nervous and tense; he is leading a patrol of soldiers and his scout team has not returned. He breaks camp and rides to Desdra’s plantation, and finds himself pleasantly welcomed. Perhaps these Southerners are not such a bad lot after all, or perhaps they are even worse than he could have imagined in his wildest dreams.

In Sisters of the Secret Confederacy, Paris Dixon takes a fantastic look at what would happen if vampires allied and quietly rose up against the North in the Civil War. Desdra is seductive, sensuous, and sly; she is perfectly crafted to play the role she’s been created for. She bewitches and mesmerizes Canaan until he can think of nothing but her, and then she strikes. Paris Dixon weaves a spellbinding tale of bloodlust and steamy Southern “hospitality”; don’t miss this treasure of a book!

Reviewed by: Michelle