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    Gargoyle Extinction: Gargoyle Extinction, #1

    By Isabella Tredway

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     Shinka Fox moved to California to pursue her career in music, She is infatuated with Abel Abel Lapis. He has a secret. Will Shinka be killed?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIsabella Tredway
    Release dateMar 2, 2019
    ISBN9781386520405
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    Gargoyle Extinction: Gargoyle Extinction, #1
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    Isabella Tredway

    Isabella Tredway is the author of YA urban fantasy novels for teens. Born and raised in Colorado, she works on her two series full-time. A Gemini who became inspired to become a writer after reading novels by: Holly Black: Tithe: A Modern Faerie Tale, S.D. Perry: Resident Evil Series, and Richelle Mead: Vampire Academy and Bloodlines Series. A life-long reader, Isabella has always had a fascination with the supernatural and the paranormal, as well as folklore.She enjoys watching creepy ghost shows and is obsessed with Anime. Isabella recently signing with Titan Inkorp, and her breakout Series: Her vampire Series: Vampiracy (Hell's Guardian Chronicles) book 1 and 2 are on sale now!

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