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The fall by Guillermo del Toro · Booklabria

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The Strain TrilogyBook 2 of 3

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First published: 2010
Series: The Strain Trilogy, 2

Synopsis

Last week the vampiric virus invaded Manhattan. This week-- the world! Eph and his small team set out to stop these bloodthirsty monsters-- while his now blood-crazed ex-wife is stalking the city, looking for their young son.

Subjects: Thrillers
Vampires
Suspense fiction
Blood

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Publisher: William Morrow
Published: 2010
Pages: 308
Language: English
Contributor: Hogan, Chuck
Series: The strain trilogy -- bk. 2
ISBN-13: 978-0061558221

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