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    The Fifth Sister ( A Parched Novel): Parched, #6
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    The Fifth Sister ( A Parched Novel): Parched, #6
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    The Fifth Sister ( A Parched Novel): Parched, #6

    By Z.L. Arkadie

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    The most gorgeous guy in the world just moved in across the hallway from Glo Slater, The Fifth Sister. He says he's a vampire, and it gets better. He's a vampire slayer, and guess what? She is too! This waitress is about to discover her destiny, which leads her into the arms of a brooding vampire named Finn Elo.

     

    (Read this book before Ignite, Book 3.)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherZ.L. Arkadie Books
    Release dateFeb 5, 2015
    ISBN9780984988433
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    The Fifth Sister ( A Parched Novel): Parched, #6
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    Z.L. Arkadie

    Z.L. Arkadie was born and raised in Southern California. She has a BA in Broadcast Journalism and an MA in Communications Studies from California State University, Los Angeles.  She considers herself a sensual and emotional writer, striving to make the reader feel what’s on the page. She absolutely loves pretty dresses just as much as the perfect sunset.

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