Karen Avizur

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Produktbeschreibung

The race to kill it before it kills again has begun.

Katherine and Reese are faced with their most terrifying case yet when a fae who has ventured into black magic starts preying on the children in Los Angeles.

Not surprisingly, Alexandra finds more trouble of her own at school, this time of the human variety. Teenagers don't need to be parasapiens to make life difficult for their classmates. And as if navigating the social politics of high school isn't difficult enough, Alexandra brings a killing to her mother's attention when she has a vision - a vampire on the hunt for a wolf.

Then, Katherine is blindsided by a new case brought to her from someone from her past. Someone who doesn't know her through friendship, but through blood. A cult of vampires is terrorizing the country, determined to let their appetite guide their path, and it's up to the FBI to bring them down.

What will happen when Katherine's past clashes with her present and threatens to disrupt her future?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Karen Avizur
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. November 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215762325
• Artikelnr.: 69908841

Autorenporträt

Karen Avizur grew up on Long Island, New York and ended up in Orlando, Florida, with stops in Connecticut, West Virginia, and Los Angeles along the way. She's been writing stories since she was twelve years old. In those early days, she discovered it was impossible to keep up with her thoughts by writing longhand, and ended up borrowing a 7-pound laptop from her dad, quickly honing her typing skills.

After graduating film school, Karen moved to Los Angeles, where she worked as a film editor for several years while also pursuing her writing. She now lives in Florida with her dogs Malcolm and Kaylee, and spends altogether too much time either scrolling through memes or with her nose in a book.