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The Lonely One

Lindsey Duncan

Ages 12–17

107 pages · Released 2014

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This is a vampire-themed young adult novel centered on a half-vampire protagonist seeking revenge for her parents' deaths while navigating a romantic relationship. The plot involves action sequences and some violence typical of paranormal YA fiction, along with romantic elements. Limited metadata makes it difficult to assess language and specific content depth, so confidence is low.

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Lacy, a halfvampire halfhuman immortal, has spent her entire life searching for the people who killed her father and mother. Has she finally found the one she has sought out for all these years? What should she do now? And even more interesting, that always complicated little word, love. Will she be able to exact her r... Lacy, a halfvampire halfhuman immortal, has spent her entire life searching for the people who killed her father and mother. Has she finally found the one she has sought out for all these years? What should she do now? And even more interesting, that always complicated little word, love. Will she be able to exact her revenge, keep her sanity and manage to keep her lover? Action and romance filled, this book is perfect for any girl or boy alike. Stay on the edge to find out what goes on in this twisted little vampire child's head.

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ISBN 9781490724072 · Trafford Publishing

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