Lucille Colandro Books

At first bite
At first bite

By Ruth Ames

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Twelve-year-old vampire Ashlee Lambert moves from New York to sunny Los Angeles, where she must deal with vicious cliques, awful sunburns, and a mystery of disappearing classmates that Ashlee must...

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