โ Scribed by Calder, Richard
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A novel on sexually perverse women vampires who prey on humans. They are about to get their comeuppance from an equally perverse superhuman. Perversion versus perversion against the background of nanobiology. By the author of Dead Girls.
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