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Vamp Town

The Monster Keeper Series, Book 1

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Vamp Town

By: Jeff Seats
Narrated by: Andrés Alcalá
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NEW JOBS CAN SUCK... Liz Adams is about to discover just how true that is. On her first day as an agent for the Center for Specter Control, a secret organization founded by Theodore Roosevelt in 1901, Liz learns that the world is far stranger and more dangerous than she ever imagined. Before she can even finish orientation, alarms erupt across the CSC compound. A bus carrying nine humans has broken down inside a secret government reservation populated by vampires. Liz and battle-worn veteran Craig Wright are sent in to bring them out. But the rescue is only the beginning. For 118 years, humans and vampires have remained separated under an uneasy agreement. Now the arrival of fresh blood has awakened Vladimir Rurik, an ambitious vampire determined to escape the reservation and restore his diminished race. To stop him, Liz will have to survive her first night on the job. Some first days are harder than others. Vamp Town launches The Monster Keeper Series, a completed three-book horror adventure filled with vampires, dark humor, suspense, and monsters that have been waiting a very long time to get out.©2017 Jeff Seats (P)2019 Jeff Seats Dark Fantasy Fantasy Horror Fiction Theodore Roosevelt Haunted Ghost
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