Interview with the vixen
โ Scribed by Rebecca Barrow
- Publisher
- Scholastic Inc
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 1 MB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- New York;NY
- ISBN
- 1338633309
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โฆ Synopsis
Everyone knows the characters from Riverdale : popular Archie Andrews, sophisticated Veronica Lodge, girl-next-door Betty Cooper, and angsty Jughead Jones. But this is not the Riverdale you know and love. Something twisted has awoken in the town with pep. Inspired by the iconic Archie Horror comics, this reimagined universe takes the grittiness of the TV show and adds a paranormal twist.
Everyone thinks that Veronica Lodge has it all: the rich parents and the big house. The popular jock crush. The perfect best friend. But all that changes when she's bitten by an ancient vampire named Theodore Finch.
Theodore is turning all of Riverdale's most powerful citizens into vampires โ including Veronica's parents. But that's only the beginning of what he has planned... Veronica escapes from becoming one of Theodore's minions, but the lives of the entire town are at stake. Veronica can't defeat him alone.
With some help from her friends, Veronica discovers how to turn...
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