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    The Blood is on the Wall
    The Blood is on the Wall
    The Blood is on the Wall
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    The Blood is on the Wall

    By Felicia Fredlund

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    The vampires needs humans for only one thing: blood. Any human they capture either becomes their cattle or vampires themselves. Food or killer. The vampires, stronger and faster than humans, decided to stop hiding and take over the world.

    UN soldiers try to stop them. One UN soldier, Rox, fights to protect her two sisters. She needs them, and for them she fights to protect the whole world.

    But the vampires captures Rox.

    Is everything lost or can Rox somehow get out on top?

    A military horror short story from Felicia Fredlund, author of the dark fantasy series Sorceress Islands.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSilver Pine Publishing
    Release dateOct 20, 2019
    ISBN9781393901303
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      The Blood is on the Wall - Felicia Fredlund

      The Blood is on the Wall

      The Blood is on the Wall

      Felicia Fredlund

      Silver Pine Publishing

      Contents

      Description

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Chapter 7

      About the Author

      Also by Felicia Fredlund

      Description

      The vampires needs humans for only one thing: blood. Any human they capture either becomes their cattle or vampires themselves. Food or killer. The vampires, stronger and faster than humans, decided to stop hiding and take over the world.

      UN soldiers try to stop them. One UN soldier, Rox, fights to protect her two sisters. She needs them, and for them she fights to protect the whole world.

      But the vampires captures Rox.

      Is everything lost or can Rox somehow get out on top?

      A military horror short story from Felicia Fredlund, author of the dark fantasy series Sorceress Islands.

      To Mark Leslie,

      This story was my first professional sale, and it was to you

      Thank you

      One

      The pounding in my head drags me out of sleep. It feels like artillery is exploding inside my head.

      Believe me, I’ve been in artillery fire and it isn’t pretty.

      I try to move my hand towards my head, but I don’t get very far.

      Metal clinks together and something hard cuts into my wrists. Several somethings cut into my wrists. What the hell happened?

      Lifting my head, I blink open my eyes.

      It’s dark, but after a moment I can make out a wall to

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