More heartache and trials await Haven as she focuses on how to help Jared cure himself of the vampire virus.
Discovering that there is an antidote that will change him back into a human, she set out to find it. Determined to give it to all of the vampires who want to be human again, she will have to find a way to annihilate the rest. The helpers in this task will surprise you!
The Annihilation brings the Blood Cure trilogy to an exciting and satisfying conclusion.
Genre: FICTION / Romance / Paranormal / VampiresNew release. Book 3 of a trilogy
Two weeks passed since I’d been rescued from that vampire who, somehow, knew about my blood being lethal to those evil bloodsuckers with no further incident. I spent almost every waking minute working with herbs as I did my best to create a cure for vampirism.
With Rick’s help, I’d managed to reproduce the potion that made human’s blood lethal to vampires after only a few tries. It was the remedy for vampirism that was causing the hold up. That and the fact that we still hadn’t worked out how we’d manufacture sufficient amounts of the toxic potion and disperse it so as to effectively annihilate the vampires.
The hours were long and tough on me, but not as tough as the days were on poor Jared. Having escaped the New Order, he was now a fugitive in hiding. This made it impossible for him to stay put in any one place for more than a day or two for fear of being discovered by the incessant searching being done by the vampires at night and the collectors during the day. Almost daily, either Bethany or I expressed both our frustration and our earnest desire for them to give up looking for him.
“If this keeps up much longer,” Bethany said to her grandson, “you’ll either run out of hiding places or run out of luck. You’ll have to go to Canada.”
“I heard rumor that the New Order was working its way across the border,” Jared said as he helped himself to the light lunch she’d provided.
My heart sank at his words.
Wanting clarity, I ignored the fact that it might make me sound dumb and asked, “Do you mean they’re in Canada now?”
“It does,” he said with obvious regret.
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Already translated.
Translated by Marcelo Gil Machado
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