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The Dark Heroine the Secretary of State for Defence, and Violet finds out that her father had known about vampires and other "dark beings" all along, and also knew exactly who had taken her. The novel focuses on the nature of both Violet's world and the Varns' world - two worlds that, Violet learns, should never be mixed. The name of the series "The Dark Heroine" comes from a prophecy in the novel, known as The Prophecy of the Heroines, which is one of the most major themes in the series as a whole. The first novel of the "Dark Heroine" series was