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    What We Do for Hope

    By C.L. Mannarino

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    In Northam, MA, nothing will be the same.

    Zara de Jaager keeps trying to get back to her non-hunter life. She hangs out with friends, goes to parties, and generally does her best to enjoy what little is left of the summer.

    The problem is, she can’t get the nuns’ letter out of her mind. They claim to have found a cure for vampirism in a young girl. Now, they want every hunter to visit them, and figure out exactly what to do with her. And while Zara doesn’t trust the nuns entirely, this girl could be the lifeline they’ve all been looking for.

    Or she could be their greatest undoing. Because while trying to help this girl as best she can, Zara also discovers that an army of vampires who know about the cure are coming, and everyone, from the abbey to Northam itself, is in their path. The only question left to ask is:

    Who will be left standing in the end?

    This is the third and final book in the Almost Human series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC.L. Mannarino
    Release dateOct 31, 2019
    ISBN9780463439371
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    C.L. Mannarino

    C.L. Mannarino is an author of fantasy novels for adults and teens.

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