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Dark Needs at Night's Edge is a 2008 paranormal romance novel by American author Kresley Cole, the fourth installment in her Immortals After Dark series published by Pocket Books. The story centers on Conrad Wroth, a fallen vampire warrior, and Néomi Laress, a murdered ballerina who haunts her former Louisiana home. The series blends vampire, demon, and ghost mythology within a shared supernatural universe.
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Dark Needs at Night's Edge ranks #25 of 240 in the Paranormal Romance ranking, behind Lover Eternal, ahead of Lover at Last.
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Why can Conrad Wroth see Néomi when other people cannot?
Néomi Laress has haunted Elancourt since her murder in 1927 and is normally invisible to the living. Conrad, an immortal vampire driven unstable by blood memories, becomes the unusual person able to perceive and interact with her.
What keeps Conrad and Néomi physically apart in Dark Needs at Night's Edge?
Néomi is a phantom without a solid body, so the pair initially cannot touch despite their growing attraction. That supernatural obstacle drives much of the romance after Conrad's brothers imprison him in her manor.
Where does Dark Needs at Night's Edge fall in the Immortals After Dark reading order?
It follows Wicked Deeds on a Winter's Night and precedes Dark Desires After Dusk in the main novel sequence. Some lists call it the fourth full-length novel, while publisher numbering counts the introductory novella and labels it book 5.
Which earlier Immortals After Dark characters are connected to Conrad?
Conrad is one of the Wroth vampire brothers, linking his story to Nikolai Wroth from The Warlord Wants Forever and Sebastian Wroth from No Rest for the Wicked. Mariketa the Awaited, heroine of Wicked Deeds on a Winter's Night, also appears.
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