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Moonsong by Lisa Jane Smith · Booklabria

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First published: 2012
Editions: 8 in 5 languages

Synopsis

Elena and her friends look forward to attending the beautiful campus at Dalcrest College, and Stefan and Damon seem to have reached an understanding, but moving away from Fell's Church does not mean Elena has left her dark past behind. Not only have students begun to disappear from campus, but Elena uncovers a shocking secret and realizes tragedy may be unavoidable.

Subjects: Horror
Paranormal
Children's fiction
Man-woman relationships
Interpersonal relations
Love
Characters: Elena
Damon
Stefano
Elena Gilbert

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Editions

8 in 5 languages

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English4 Dutch1 German1 Portuguese1 All 5 languages

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