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    Venom

    By Bree Pierce

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    Everyone is dying from the plague, and vampires could be the cure.

    Cora has the bad luck of being caught by humans, and placed in a facility with other vampires. The humans are slowly torturing them to death in their search for immortality. The plague raging across the North American continent is rapidly wiping out the population. They're desperate for a cure.

    Having an escape plan in mind, Cora busts out of the facility with another vampire named Demetri. He has a dark side that she's not too sure about. But she's determined to find help for their world and sets out to find the fabled Phoenix.

    Laine Grant is the most powerful vampire in the world. She's also a bit unstable. It's anybody's guess whether she will help Cora or kill her. But the world's only hope lies with The Phoenix.

    Grab your copy of this post-apocalyptic read with a vampy twist today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBree Pierce
    Release dateApr 22, 2015
    ISBN9781310610127
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    Bree Pierce

    Hi I am Bree Pierce and I am an Indie Author. I live in Arkansas and grew up in a rural area. I love to read and write and have been doing both since I was a small child! Make sure you check out my books! I typically write paranormal/fantasy and a touch of romance as well.

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