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    Terminal Vampire
    Terminal Vampire
    Terminal Vampire
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    Terminal Vampire

    By Dan Schwartz

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    What if you found out you were dying? What if you felt your life was a waste and you longed for companionship? What if you were a vampire? What if you contracted AIDS after feeding on a prostitute and not only had weeks to live? Any of these things could happen to anybody, but all of them happened to Evander Graft. Trying to escape his woes in his last few weeks of life, Evander relocates himself to the sunless town of Pleasant Valley, Alaska, where he hopes to find some meaning in his life. In his expedited soul searching expedition Evander find much more than he expected in the form of a love. Now he is faced with the torture of deciding to die alone, or hurt the only person he has had feelings for in over a century all while trying to defend himself against the locals who suspect him of the mysterious murders that began as soon as Evander Graft showed his face.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDan Schwartz
    Release dateJun 3, 2011
    ISBN9781458198068
    Terminal Vampire
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    Dan Schwartz

    I am an independent author and I am driven by my dedication to nature, humor and the written word. My personal personal philosophy that there is always room for jokes, and as such my writings are always sprinkled with puns, humor, and plenty of things that can be read tongue-in-cheek (if that phrase makes sense in this context). Having strong interests in the environment and mathematics, I tend to craft my tales and works around both and I use writing as an outsource to keep my creativity alive.

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