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    Crossroads (Crossroads Academy #1)

    By J.J. Bonds

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    When Katia enrolled at Crossroads Academy she knew things weren’t exactly going to be easy. The sole heir to the worlds’ most powerful vampire, her presence was bound to cause a stir. But nothing could have prepared her for this. Whispers follow everywhere she goes. So does trouble.

    Bodies start turning up in nearby Rutland and Katia is sucked into a twisted web of danger and deceit. Haunted by nightmares she can’t explain and a thirst for blood that is never sated, Katia will do whatever it takes to keep her past buried.

    Nothing at Crossroads is what it seems and Katia’s secrets may be the darkest of them all.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJ.J. Bonds
    Release dateNov 10, 2011
    ISBN9781466027466
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    J.J. Bonds

    J.J. Bonds is an independent author who writes Young Adult Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy. Her debut novel, Crossroads, was released in fall of 2011. It is the first in the Crossroads Academy series. J.J. lives in Carlisle, Pennsylvania where her love of all things paranormal keeps life interesting. She lives with her husband, daughter and two rambunctious dogs.

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