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Haemophobia

Haemophobia

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Twins Harper and Alex Greyson are the best vampire hunters in town -- mainly because they're the only ones who live in Lamstoke Woods. Of course, it may also have something to do with the fact that they themselves are half-vampire, but the main thing is definitely the lack of permanent vampire hunters in residence. Enter the Everett family, one of the most famous families of vampire hunters of the past century. A family with an equal hatred of both full vampires and dhampirs like Harper and Alex. While the twins are desperate to keep their big secret under wraps, their new classmate Eleanor is quick to issue a challenge -- whoever can verify the most vampire defeats before the term ends wins. Alex is hesitant, but Harper is all for it. Lamstoke is their territory, after all. As tension builds on both sides, Alex and Eleanor begin to notice things about their opponents (or more accurately their families in Alex's case). While Eleanor's training dictates that underhanded methods aren't good form, it also says that technically her opponents are just as deserving of a stake to the heart as the vampires they both aim to kill. Revealing the Greysons' big secret would change everything. And Alex's investigations prove that things aren't all they seem in the Everett family. Just one brief look into things is enough to reveal a huge secret, never mind one from a supernaturally keen-eyed individual who's determined to stay alive. But however far back in the closet these skeletons are being kept, the prospect of blood will draw them all out in time... right?
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Wren Grayson was sixteen when her family was murdered by vampires. Left an orphan in a world she didn't even know existed, she turned to a local boarding school known for training hunters in a prestigious and rigorous training regimen. Determined to be the best, regardless of how many years she missed, she perseveres and ends up on top. Under the scrutiny of a very prestigious psychologist who doesn't buy her miraculous seven-year-long rocky road to recovery, she finds herself growing close to her savior. The reason she lived seven years ago. Chief Silas Mitchel. Hot, sculpted, lethal, intelligent, and the ideal eye candy for the entire campus- Wren finds herself falling head over heels for the one man who was supposed to ensure her safety. But, loving him proves that safety is obscure and puts both Wren and Chief Mitchel at risk for losing everything far before it even starts. Vampires are closing in looking for the Nightlock that Chief Mitchel has hidden within the walls of Briarwood, if they find them, it'll bring the vampires an endless power. What happens when news of the Nightlock finds Wren and the ultimate surprise becomes a realization that the race of Nightlock's isn't dead and everyone is at risk? With vampires pressing in and their plan that could destroy the world as they know it, it's up to Wren and her clan of misfit toys to save everyone. Even if it means sacrificing the cardinal rule- they come first. The civilians come first. In a race against time and a fight against friends and those who have become family, Wren finds herself in a battle that started ages before her birth. Finishing it is a long shot, but saving herself, her friends, and the greatest love of her life is worth every risk she's afraid to take.

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