Black Blood - Kallstrom, Oskar
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The world sinks into chaos when a deadly disease breaks out. At first, the residents of the North Sea island of Amrum feel safe, but that will soon change. Danielle and her little brother must find a way to escape alive when the ferries stop running. They join forces with Rosalind, their best friend and teacher, and Marina, their biggest rival. But they must forget the past and work together to survive when suddenly the virus isn't the only threat to their lives. In the shadows of the decaying island, brutal pirates lurk, trying to set everything on fire and plunge it into chaos. Feelings, the…mehr

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The world sinks into chaos when a deadly disease breaks out. At first, the residents of the North Sea island of Amrum feel safe, but that will soon change. Danielle and her little brother must find a way to escape alive when the ferries stop running. They join forces with Rosalind, their best friend and teacher, and Marina, their biggest rival. But they must forget the past and work together to survive when suddenly the virus isn't the only threat to their lives. In the shadows of the decaying island, brutal pirates lurk, trying to set everything on fire and plunge it into chaos. Feelings, the past, and fear stand in their way, or will these things be the reason they survive? Trust, family, and survival, no matter what happens.
Autorenporträt
Oskar Kallstrom, born on September 20th, 2004, in Germany, started on his writing journey with the creation of "Black Blood - Island Of Death" in 2019. He is a dynamic author dedicated to crafting compelling narratives that deeply connect with readers. His works touch intricate themes such as mental illness, LGBTQ+ experiences and deep friendships. Combining these thought-provoking subjects with his preferred genres of dystopian, horror, and science fiction, infused with a touch of romance, Kallstrom has carved out his own distinct literary identity.