Imitate the Dawn

Whitethorn Agency, Book 3

By: M.A. Grant

Narrated by: John Solo

There's a thin line between love, hate, life and death in this vampire bodyguard paranormal romance from M.A. Grant, author of The Prince of Air and Darkness.

Cristian Slava and Atlas Kincaid despise each other. At least, that’s what they need everyone to believe. In truth, the charismatic vampire and his fierce bodyguard are more in love than ever. But when a powerful political faction emerges and threatens Cristian’s family, the only way into their enemy’s inner circle is without each other by their side.

From Romania to New York and beyond, though apart, their blood-bond cannot be severed—but it can be used against them. When Cristian sacrifices his life to save his family and save Atlas from having his darkest secrets revealed, only faith in that bond will keep Atlas from utter despair.

And only by facing his past will Atlas be able to accept who he is and finally defeat their most powerful enemy yet…

Death itself.

Whitethorn Agency

Book 1: Rare Vigilance

Book 2: Crooked Shadows

Book 3: Imitate the Dawn

The Darkest Court

Book 1: Prince of Air and Darkness

Book 2: The Marked Prince

Book 3: The Iron Crown

©2019 M.A. Grant (P)2022 Tantor

Great book and series

Great book and the story in this series is enjoyable. The books are Read by Jon Solo. He is not a Narrator. He ruins the books for me.

Great Conclusion

Wasn't expecting the ending, it was a great way to end the story. Atlas and Cristian are amazing!

So much to love about this serie

LOVE the writing, It uniquely portrays so many things like the vampire world but especially the relationships. This serie has easily become a favourite of mine especially for the portrayal of Atlas and his ties to Cristian, his sister and in this last book, to Daria, the other Strigoi survivor.

Nice Series

Very likeable characters, good story. The narrator is not my favorite but there are many who like him so I think it is a personal preference. Worthy read.

Good story. Good narration.

The entire series has some very emotional moments, but this book packs the biggest punch. An excellent conclusion to a good series.