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    Obscurati

    By Wynn Wagner

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    Sequel to Vamp Camp
    Vamp Camp Chronicles: Book Two

    A hundred years after his turning, Mårten Larsson and his lover Oberon have taken the compassion and caring they found in Vamp Camp and created an empire that brings balance to vampire society around the world. Once two giddy young vamps, now they're the most formidable vampire hit squad in history: The Obscurati.

    As the “Unseen Death,” the duo enforces vampire law. When a vampire breaks the rules anywhere in the world, or when the local vampire leaders can’t control a situation, that's when The Obscurati show up. Mårten and Oberon turbo-charge the action with the latest in anti-vamp firepower and more, all the while pushing their steamy relationship to the next level.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamspinner Press
    Release dateJan 3, 2011
    ISBN9781615816156
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    Wynn Wagner

    Wynn Wagner has written 18+ books. His topics have ranged from gay romance stories to spiritual awakening. In fiction, he almost always uses a 1st person point of view.Since 2010, he has lived without a pancreas, one of our vital internal organs. He says his medical conditions make nutrition something of a science experience.

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