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Sarah and the Vampire Virus

She’s a doctor. A vampire. And the only one who can stop a virus designed to kill her kind.

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Sarah and the Vampire Virus

By: T.L. Christianson
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I used to be a wife, a mother, and a physician. Then I died—sort of.

Becoming a moroi saved my life, but at a cost: my bloodlust destroyed everything I loved. Now, I’ve got one thing left—my job at Chronos Corp, a vampire-run pharmaceutical company.

And now, someone is targeting us.

A designer virus is spreading, infecting moroi like me. If I don’t find the scientist responsible—and fast—there may be no one left to save.

To help, they’ve assigned Karsten Ingvar: a Viking of a man with combat skills, secrets… and the ridiculous claim that he can cure my hunger.

Yeah. Right.

But as danger closes in and the body count rises, I’ll have to face impossible truths, impossible choices, and maybe—just maybe—something like hope.

A standalone vampire romance filled with danger, snark, science, and one brooding bodyguard who just might be the cure.

★ A complete story in the Moroi Society series ★

Note: This book was previously published as ‘Scarlet: Shades of Red.’

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The “virtual voice” was awful and distracting. Every time it attempted to pronounce the name, “Emily “, for example, it was pronounced differently. It mispronounced things like “live” (with a soft i and with a hard i pronouncition, things that depend on context and alter the meaning if not pronounced accurately. The there was no emotion in its voice. It was very difficult to listen to. Be sure you check who the narrator is. If it’s virtual, I would think twice about getting it.

The virtual voice narrator ruined this for me

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