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Fantasy

The Morganville Vampires

by Rachel Caine

2004 · 456 pages

Vampires and humans coexist in harmony in Morganville until the arrival of the evil vampire Bishop, an event which forces Claire Danvers and her friends to join an underground resistance movement to stop him from destroying all the inhabitants of the town.

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The Morganville Vampires is a fantasy novel by Rachel Caine, first published in 2004. It runs 456 pages.

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Fantasy
Published
2004
Length
456 pages

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GenreFantasy
AuthorRachel Caine
Published2004
Length456 pages

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Published
2004
Length
456 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780451233554
ISBN-10
0451233557
ASIN
0451233557

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The Morganville Vampires was written by Rachel Caine.
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The Morganville Vampires was first published in 2004.
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