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    House of Slide: Hotblood: House of Slide, #1

    By Juliann Whicker

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    A mafia family with superpowers is trying to prevent the end of the world. All they have to stop it are a few messages from a dead foreteller, and a girl without a soul.

    Lewis stole a kiss from the wrong girl…

    Dariana Sanders waited to die. Without a soul, she couldn't possibly live and didn't want to. Enter Lewis Axel Nialls. Luckily for her, impossible is right up his alley. He can save her from the forces that wish to destroy her, but who will save him, from her?

    Enter the moody and evocative world of House of Slide where a soulless girl becomes a rampaging Hotblood. Her new destructive tendencies could leave her a burnt out husk if her brother's murderer doesn't get her first.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJuliann Whicker
    Release dateMar 25, 2011
    ISBN9781386383017
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    House of Slide: Hotblood: House of Slide, #1

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