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Blood of the Hunters
- The Hunter Saga, Book 135
- Narrated by: Nathan Beatty
- Length: 2 hrs and 15 mins
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Blood of the Hunters
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Publisher's Summary
It's May 2055, and Paris-Brooke Seabrook is hoping that Theodore King-Lake will invite her to the school prom, but at a party at Theodore's home Amberton Hall, Theodore's older brother Rufus, is shot.
Theodore, Paris-Brooke, and Theodore's friend Benedict Templeton-Knight are taken hostage. To secure their release, Rufus must be saved by Paris' father Doctor Thomas Seabrook and his friend Doctor Samuel March-Banks. However, Amberton Hall holds many secrets. Just who is Lady Annabella Clarence, and what does she have to do with the Hunter family history?
©2020 Laura Elizabeth Simms (P)2023 Laura Elizabeth Simms
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