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    Vampires' Song

    By H.I.M.

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    None of the vampires believed that it would ever happen; it had been a story passed down for even longer then they could remember. It told about a being that would need their blood for nourishment in order to sing, which released its power to serve. But none of the many versions of the story agreed on what or who exactly would be served. The only way to know for sure was to see the original script

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherH.I.M.
    Release dateFeb 10, 2010
    ISBN9781458083692
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    Vampires' Song
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    H.I.M.

    H.I.M. - Hortenzia Ilona Moscato is the youngest daughter of Hungarian immigrant parents. She has one son and resides in a small suburb outside of Hartford Connecticut. Due to the size of her legal name she prefers to use her initials as her pen name.

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