Missing Kids

Missing Kids

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Fri, Oct 16, 2020<5 mins
There has been rumours about kids going missing and found dead in the middle of train tracks and lakes sometimes even rives!
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[The Wattys 2022 Shortlisted] "There's nothing to be afraid of in Santa Carla." "Nothing to be afraid of? Oh sweetheart. There's always something to be afraid of after dark." *** Santa Carla seems like the perfect place to start fresh and, after the messy divorce between Amara's parents. The blinding lights of the boardwalk seem to be the perfect place to get lost within- -the thrill of the night seeping into anyone brave enough to stay out past sundown. The screams and shouts of the boardwalk draw people in like that of a sirens call; pulling you into the heart of Santa Carla without an inkling of regret. The music, the food and the lights bring you back time and time again- -making it almost impossible to walk away without a backwards glance. For, the lost always find there way to Santa Carla- -The Murder Capital of the World. But, what happens when Amara is sucked into the mysterious and equally thrilling world of bikers, vampires and vampire hunters? *** The Lost Boys x OC (dark romance) Highest Rankings: #1 in thelostboys1987 #1 in david #1 in dwayne #1 in thelostboys #1 in tlb #1 in lucyemerson #1 in santacarla #1 in 80smovies #1 in polyamory #2 in michaelemerson #2 in 1987 #2 in emerson #2 in samemerson #4 in marko #6 in paul trigger warnings: blood, gore, violence, supernatural themes, sexual themes, alcohol/drug use, death, smoking and swearing started: 1st of December 2021 completed: 1st of June 2022 unedited

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