β Scribed by Kate Danley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Maggie's on the run. Β What better place to hide than in the faceless entertainment industry? Β Working on a movie set is about to introduce Maggie to a whole new level of evil. She didn't realize that when they talked about movie magic, they meant movie MAGIC. Β There is a new breed of vampire taking over the studios. Β Every terrible reboot and horrible movie they make is designed to drain a person's soul. Β Guess it'll be up to Maggie to make sure these vamps see nothing but stars.
WARNING: Β This book contains cussing, brawling, and unladylike behavior. Β Proceed with caution.
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