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    BloodLaw: Vampire Chicago, #1
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    BloodLaw: Vampire Chicago, #1

    By Blaise Ramsay

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    Former ADA Alastair Maddox pursues Prohibition Chicago's most dangerous monsters after witnessing the deaths of his parents and grandparents as a boy. When a former colleague in Chicago PD comes to ask Alastair for help, he comes face to face with the mysterious Alexandra DeLane. But something's off. DeLane is way too calm and her eyes are the color of blood. After she escapes, Alastair goes on the hunt only to find himself the prey of an ambitious and mysterious mob boss who plots to have him murdered. The problem? Alastair doesn't stay dead and comes back as something else. Something more dangerous and straight out of a horror novel.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIndies United Publishing House, LLC
    Release dateNov 25, 2020
    ISBN9781644561881
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    BloodLaw: Vampire Chicago, #1
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    Blaise Ramsay

    FyreSyde Publishing owner and founder Blaise Ramsay worked over fifteen years in the graphic design industry, with some experience in indie gaming. Recently she shifted her attention to the world of literature with her debut paranormal romance series, Wolf gods. The debut title, Blessing of Luna is set to release in 2018. She currently lives in North Texas with her two children, her husband and pets. A UTD graduate with a Bachelor's in History with an intention on teaching, Blaise decided that the world of teaching just wasn't for her. A stay at home mother of two, business owner and self-publisher, Blaise loves to meet new people and encourage others to follow their dreams . When she’s not writing, she spends her time baking, cooking, cleaning and reading. Always reading.

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