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    The Vampire Across the Hall
    The Vampire Across the Hall
    The Vampire Across the Hall
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    The Vampire Across the Hall

    By Leann Richards

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    Daisi Malone lives in the Presidio Building in Newtown, Sydney, Australia. The building is mysterious and its residents even more so. There is the couple with lots of children, the Glee Club and the English Backpackers- although not for long. In this, the first story by Daisi Malone, she meets her neighbour, Madden, the Vampire across the hall.

    The Second book in the series, The Vampire Across the Hall 2- The Murmuring Lift, has been published under the name Daisi Malone.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeann Richards
    Release dateJan 14, 2011
    ISBN9781458181107
    The Vampire Across the Hall
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    Leann Richards

    I am a juggler, a writer, a pretend magician, an historian and a teacher. I've published some books on Australian theatrical history through Ginninderra Books in Australia, and have just finished another on Australian juggling history which will be published in early 2022. Between juggling, researching history and teaching I like to write fairy tales. I live with my imagination in Sydney Australia.

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