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    Antidote (Red Plague #2)

    By Anna Abner

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    About this ebook

    The red plague has devastated the human race, turning billions of people into zombies with red eyes and an insatiable hunger for human flesh.

    The only known cure to the 212R virus is locked inside of Ben Sawyer. To get it out, seventeen-year-old Maya Solomon and a group of survivors will take him on a journey to what may be the last bastion of human civilization, Camp Carson, Virginia.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnna Abner
    Release dateJan 1, 2017
    ISBN9780991403110
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    Anna Abner

    Anna Abner lived in a haunted house for three years and grew up talking to imaginary friends. She married a tall, dark, and handsome United States Marine—her real life romance hero. Currently, she writes edge-of-your-seat paranormal romances from her desert hideaway in sunny southern California. Her series include the Red Plague, Dark Casters, and Beasts of Vegas. Anna also writes fan fiction for ArchiveOfOurOwn.org as well as short, sexy LGBT stories set in high school under the pen name Sadie West. Receive a free ebook when you sign up for Anna’s newsletter and every month enjoy new releases, updates, and a chance to be a VIP reader. Join at http://www.AnnaAbner.com.

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