Jade's Blood - Huddleston, Kat
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High school history teacher Max Maguire didn't believe in vampires, until... When Max Maguire begins to suspect one of his brightest students is in trouble, he ends up walking down the wrong alley and suddenly he's on the menu for a beautiful, powerful and quite vicious vampire named Jade. Soon Max's life takes a dark turn as he must learn how to survive in Jade's twisted world while he attempts to satisfy her appetites and his own. While Max plots exactly how to kill the most evil creature on earth, he discovers there's another group of vampires that have their own plans for Jade. Before he…mehr

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High school history teacher Max Maguire didn't believe in vampires, until... When Max Maguire begins to suspect one of his brightest students is in trouble, he ends up walking down the wrong alley and suddenly he's on the menu for a beautiful, powerful and quite vicious vampire named Jade. Soon Max's life takes a dark turn as he must learn how to survive in Jade's twisted world while he attempts to satisfy her appetites and his own. While Max plots exactly how to kill the most evil creature on earth, he discovers there's another group of vampires that have their own plans for Jade. Before he knows it, Max is caught in the middle of a vampire war that neither side can afford to lose. Who knew immortality could be so short? Still, there's one thing neither side knows... Max has a secret of his own.
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Kat Huddleston is a Chicago-based writer, teacher and artist who loves all things sci-fi. She's was an entertainment journalist for the Syfy Channel's website and for Sci Fi Magazine not all that long ago, and has always had a deep addiction for writing, teaching and creating art. Kat is an award-winning artist who teaches fused glass at The Beverly Art Center in Chicago and her art can be found in several galleries. While she's made a living as a journalist and dabbled in short story and screen play writing, this is Kat's first novel.