Vesper (Curfew #2)

Vesper (Curfew #2)

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Following the events from Curfew, George Mosiac changed his plans: he doesn't want for a country to be filled with zombies, he wants the whole world to be filled with zombies now. The subjects who turned will stop at nothing from stopping him pursue his deathwish. Vesper, book 2 of Curfew.
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