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    A Grave Problem: You Were What You Eat, #2
    Blood Relatives: You Were What You Eat, #3
    You Were What You Eat: You Were What You Eat, #1
    Ebook series4 titles

    Charade Series

    By Stephanie Prochaska

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    About this series

    It's finally senior year, and Anna, Mina, and Carmine are hoping for a normal year of high school. But the monsters they've defeated over the years seem to be coming back. Now they have to find out why they're here, and how to stop the demons they thought they'd left behind.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStephanie Prochaska
    Release dateMar 1, 2013
    A Grave Problem: You Were What You Eat, #2
    Blood Relatives: You Were What You Eat, #3
    You Were What You Eat: You Were What You Eat, #1

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      You Were What You Eat: You Were What You Eat, #1
      You Were What You Eat: You Were What You Eat, #1

      You Were What You Eat: You Were What You Eat, #1

      Stephanie Prochaska
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      As a vampire, Anna Ellington knows about hunting. She knows how to find isolated prey, how to put people at ease, how to leave no trace behind. What she doesn't know about is high school. Students don't pay attention, her English teacher repeats the same lesson for days on end, and why does she seem to be the only one not bolting for the door when the bell rings? With one friend who's obsessed with vampires and another who's not quite what she seems to be, Anna has to learn the rules of high school fast if she wants to remain undetected. As attacks throughout the city increase, suspicions mount. Anna tries to go unnoticed, but when her newfound friend sets out to prove the attacks are being caused by a vampire, Anna is left to wonder if her dark secret will be discovered. And what will happen to her if it is?

      As a vampire, Anna Ellington knows about hunting. She knows how to find isolated prey, how to put people at ease, how to leave no trace behind. What she doesn't know about is high school. Students don't pay attention, her English teacher repeats the same lesson for days on end, and why does she seem to be the only one not bolting for the door when the bell rings? With one friend who's obsessed with vampires and another who's not quite what she seems to be, Anna has to learn the rules of high school fast if she wants to remain undetected. As attacks throughout the city increase, suspicions mount. Anna tries to go unnoticed, but when her newfound friend sets out to prove the attacks are being caused by a vampire, Anna is left to wonder if her dark secret will be discovered. And what will happen to her if it is?

    • 2

      A Grave Problem: You Were What You Eat, #2
      A Grave Problem: You Were What You Eat, #2

      A Grave Problem: You Were What You Eat, #2

      Stephanie Prochaska
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      Last year, when Mina Chihara helped get rid of a group of rival vampires wreaking havoc on the city, she thought that would be the end of it. This year, she's hoping for a chance to finally be a normal high school student. But a note wedged in her locker changes all that: someone knows what she did. Now, instead of making plans with the boy she likes, Mina has to juggle her schedule around whatever the author of that note says. If she doesn't, she risks not only being exposed as a vampire, but as someone calculating enough to get rid of any competition. Adding to Mina's troubles are the questions about vampires from a friend who's just a little too interested, and a secret her boyfriend's keeping. There's something wrong with him – something so dark, Mina's not sure she'll survive the discovery.

      Last year, when Mina Chihara helped get rid of a group of rival vampires wreaking havoc on the city, she thought that would be the end of it. This year, she's hoping for a chance to finally be a normal high school student. But a note wedged in her locker changes all that: someone knows what she did. Now, instead of making plans with the boy she likes, Mina has to juggle her schedule around whatever the author of that note says. If she doesn't, she risks not only being exposed as a vampire, but as someone calculating enough to get rid of any competition. Adding to Mina's troubles are the questions about vampires from a friend who's just a little too interested, and a secret her boyfriend's keeping. There's something wrong with him – something so dark, Mina's not sure she'll survive the discovery.

    • 3

      Blood Relatives: You Were What You Eat, #3
      Blood Relatives: You Were What You Eat, #3

      Blood Relatives: You Were What You Eat, #3

      Stephanie Prochaska
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      That showdown in the woods last year really got to Carmine. She doesn't want to admit it, but she hasn't been the same since. She's been looking over her shoulder, waiting for something to lunge at her from the shadows. But just when she thinks she can't take it anymore, someone appears who makes it all seem ok. Her friends might be suspicious, but Carmine doesn't care. What would they know about being a human who constantly finds herself fighting monsters? And with this new kid by her side, she's finally feeling like her old self again. But something's happening at school. Students are acting erratic – almost violent – for days before finally passing out and landing in the hospital. Carmine does her best to ignore it. After all, she can't be expected to fix every problem around here, can she? But when her old friend Sharon starts getting sick, Carmine has to decide: can she really afford to ignore this?

      That showdown in the woods last year really got to Carmine. She doesn't want to admit it, but she hasn't been the same since. She's been looking over her shoulder, waiting for something to lunge at her from the shadows. But just when she thinks she can't take it anymore, someone appears who makes it all seem ok. Her friends might be suspicious, but Carmine doesn't care. What would they know about being a human who constantly finds herself fighting monsters? And with this new kid by her side, she's finally feeling like her old self again. But something's happening at school. Students are acting erratic – almost violent – for days before finally passing out and landing in the hospital. Carmine does her best to ignore it. After all, she can't be expected to fix every problem around here, can she? But when her old friend Sharon starts getting sick, Carmine has to decide: can she really afford to ignore this?

    • 4

      Monsters Are Forever: You Were What You Eat, #4
      Monsters Are Forever: You Were What You Eat, #4

      Monsters Are Forever: You Were What You Eat, #4

      Stephanie Prochaska
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      It's finally senior year, and Anna, Mina, and Carmine are hoping for a normal year of high school. But the monsters they've defeated over the years seem to be coming back. Now they have to find out why they're here, and how to stop the demons they thought they'd left behind.

      It's finally senior year, and Anna, Mina, and Carmine are hoping for a normal year of high school. But the monsters they've defeated over the years seem to be coming back. Now they have to find out why they're here, and how to stop the demons they thought they'd left behind.

    Author

    Stephanie Prochaska

    Hi! My name is Stephanie. I was born in California, but I currently live in the Czech Republic. I enjoy writing stories almost as much as I love reading them. My favorites have a little bit of the paranormal/magic and a little bit of snark. I tend to write stories set high school stories but with a mythical twist,

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