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    The Right Vampire: A Romantic Halloween Story
    The Right Vampire: A Romantic Halloween Story
    The Right Vampire: A Romantic Halloween Story
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    The Right Vampire: A Romantic Halloween Story

    By Rusty Fischer

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    When Haley Chambers mistakes a handsome stranger in a Dracula costume for her blind date, she thinks she’s died and gone to matchmaker heaven! That is until her friend points out her “real” blind date – half as handsome but just as Dracula – across the room. Now Haley must decide which is the “right” vampire, surprising herself in the process.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRusty Fischer
    Release dateJun 17, 2014
    The Right Vampire: A Romantic Halloween Story
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    Rusty Fischer

    Rusty Fischer is a full-time freelance writer, multi-published ghostwriter and the author of dozens of published books across a variety of genres, from nonfiction to fiction, including his popular A Living Dead Love Story series from Medallion Press. Visit him at www.rustyfischer.com to read more!

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