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    Bloodlines (The Anti-Vampire Tale, Book 2)
    Bloodlines (The Anti-Vampire Tale, Book 2)
    Bloodlines (The Anti-Vampire Tale, Book 2)
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    Bloodlines (The Anti-Vampire Tale, Book 2)

    By Lewis Aleman

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    Quick-witted Ruby and her gorgeous, vampire boyfriend Simon leave the warm beaches of Florida and return to New Orleans, only to discover that someone is trying to kill her best friend Ambrosia. Since they’ve been gone, devious Edgar has taken over the local vampires in the aftermath of Roderick’s death; he’s gone power-mad with plans on exposing vampires to the world. Meanwhile, Desirée has traveled halfway across the globe, searching for an ancient secret and in the process uncovering the most deadly vampire legend of all. It’s up to Ruby and Simon to save Ambrosia, shut down Edgar’s insane plan, and survive the dormant horror that Desirée has awakened.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLewis Aleman
    Release dateFeb 20, 2012
    ISBN9781615890293
    Bloodlines (The Anti-Vampire Tale, Book 2)
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    Lewis Aleman

    Lewis Aleman is the author of the vampire thriller, The Anti-Vampire Tale, the dark literary thriller, Cold Streak, and Faces in Time, a time travel thriller. Aleman's books have been Amazon Bestsellers, Kindle Bestsellers, and #1 in Myspace Books. Aleman graduated from Louisiana State University with a degree in Creative Writing, and resides just outside of New Orleans. Currently, he is fast at work on the first book in a realistic fantasy series, entitled A Brother, A Drunkard, and Something Odd.

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