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    Year of the Vampire

    By Sakurapu

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    Ivy's meticulous plans for the perfect freshman high school year takes a wrong turn when a new student drags his shadow of decades-old baggage into class. With her best friends spending their time with new boyfriends and the school's steampunk production of Romeo and Juliet, Ivy has extra time on her hands. Drawn to the gloomy old mansion on the edge of town, she discovers something, or somethings, lurking in the shadows of life. She soon attracts the wrong kind of attention. 

    And there's more on her mind. Among the gathering clouds of a cold sky is something ominous. With a powerful and vengeful vampire grudge poised to unleash on her small town, Ivy has a choice to make.

    But she has help. Kind of.

    After all, everyone has a stake in mankind's future…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEcho Press
    Release dateOct 28, 2016
    ISBN9781540169266
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