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    The Vampires of London
    The Vampires of London
    The Vampires of London
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    The Vampires of London

    By Sebastian Alexander

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    So you have found my tale, I placed it here for you! Is this fate you may ask? Take a seat and make yourself comfortable, and read my tale. Unas has been waiting for you, yes! - for you since before you were born; Unas the devourer of souls and the drinker of blood.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSebastian Alexander
    Release dateMar 11, 2011
    ISBN9781458184900
    The Vampires of London
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    Sebastian Alexander

    I simply write tales that I would enjoy reading , and hopefully others will enjoy reading too. I personally love dark supernatural tales that explore the human condition.I do hope you enjoy my tales, please let me know your opinion. ~Darkest Regards Sebastian Alexander~

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