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    Heather Van Helsing
    Heather Van Helsing
    Heather Van Helsing
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    Heather Van Helsing

    By Ray Duran

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    The Van Helsings are back...The fifth generation of the famous vampire fighting family now makes their home in the San Francisco Bay Area...The place where the population growth of vampires is the highest in the world...When Abraham Van Helsing is kidnapped, granddaughter Heather assembles her team of vampire slayers to search for him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrellis Publishing
    Release dateJul 3, 2021
    ISBN9798201985240
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      Heather Van Helsing - Ray Duran

      Abraham Van Helsing had gotten old.

      He thumbed the dragon head handle of his cane and stretched out his legs across to the empty seat in front of him. His knees creaked and his ankles felt sore after he fell in the kitchen yesterday. He wouldn't tell Heather. She would lecture him about taking it easy and letting the maid do all of the heavy lifting.

      But Van Helsing remained a prideful man and tried to stave off old age as long as he could.  He saw his own reflection in the train glass window.

      A dry gray face with sunken cheeks and pursed lips, eyes that sparkled like toy marbles.

      Old in body but young in mind.

      He looked around and scrutinized the body language of the subway passengers around him. Middle of the afternoon, he marveled. And everyone looked like they were about to doze off.

      Shit, he muttered to himself. I'm eighty-three fucking years old and could probably kick everyone's ass.

      But old age had prevented him from doing slayer work.  Van Helsing did not want to do something if he could not be the best. Plus he could get killed.

      So he passed the torch down to his granddaughter.

      Heather Van Helsing, Vampire Slayer.

      He taught her from scratch. Teaching the girl from infancy how to battle the undead, the tricks and tips on how to defeat them.

      He had to get her when she was still young. When they get too old, all the convincing in the world doesn't get them to believe in vampires.

      Until one bites them in the ass.

      Van Helsing battled

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