I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned wit — Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
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I threw back my head, my hair falling about me like a great red curtain, and cried out.  My eyes felt hot and burned with tears as my body trembled with the passion for blood. 

— Rhiannon Frater, The Tale Of The Vampire Bride
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