
Bloodlist (Vampire Files #1)
by P. N. Elrod | Science Fiction & Fantasy | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0441067956 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0441067956 Global Overview for this book
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Jack Fleming, ace reporter, always had a weak spot for strange ladies. And he certainly should have listened to the one who said she was a vampire! Because when a thug blasts several bullets through Jack's back, he does not die--and discovers that he is a vampire as well! First in an exciting new vampire adventure series.

Journal Entry 2 by
Tribefan
at Little Free Library #120356 - Welsh Tavern in Wake Forest, North Carolina USA on Saturday, September 30, 2023


Released 2 mos ago (9/30/2023 UTC) at Little Free Library #120356 - Welsh Tavern in Wake Forest, North Carolina USA
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