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Fear Street Seniors - The Thirst by Golden Books, Robert Lawrence Stine · Booklabria

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Fear Street Seniors - The Thirst

Horror

Fear Street Seniors - The Thirst

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First published: 1998
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Aware they they could be the next victims, twins Dana and Deirdre Palmer investigate the death of a fellow senior, a cheerleader apparently killed by a vampire

Subjects: Horror

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