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Blood Fever:

The Watchers
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New American Library, 2012 - Juvenile Fiction - 290 pages
THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME—EVEN IF HOME IS WHERE THE DEAD LIVE...   It’s the start of the fall semester, and a new crop of Acari and Trainees have descended on the Isle of Night. Watcher training has intensified, and Drew has a new roommate named Mei-Ling. But Mei-Ling harbors a dangerous secret that drove the vampires to abduct her against her will. Drew knows she shouldn’t get involved, but she can’t seem to leave her roommate to fend for herself.   Luckily, Drew has other things on her mind—like vampire Carden. A blood bond to a brawny, eighteenth-century Scottish bad boy tends to preoccupy a girl. And though she’s still figuring out what this bond means, one thing has become clear: She craves him in a major way.   But then bodies start turning up on the island. All the evidence points to the existence of a rogue vampire, and the sinister vampire Alcántara is gunning for Carden, even though Drew has proof that Carden had nothing to do with the murders. Now she has to find the true killer—without endangering Carden, Mei-Ling, or herself…

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Review: Blood Fever (The Watchers #3)

User Review  - Shelley aka Gizmo's Reviews - Goodreads

*Genre* YA Paranormal *Rating* 3.0 *First thoughts* 17 year old Annelise Drew, or Acari Drew as she is called on the Isle of Night, has some serious problems that she needs to resolve. The first issue ... Read full review

Review: Blood Fever (The Watchers #3)

User Review  - Liliana - Goodreads

"Blood Fever: The Watchers" by Veronica Wolff is the 3rd book in the "Watchers" Series. It starts with the beginning of the fall semester, and a new crop of Acari and Trainees have descended on the ... Read full review

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About the author (2012)

Veronica Wolff has a master's degree in art history from The University of Texas at Austin. She has lived everywhere from South Carolina to Hawaii to India, finally settling in San Francisco where she lives with her husband, two children, a dog and cat, and countless houseplants. Her unmarketable skills include snow-boarding, speaking Hindi, gardening, and knowing an alarming amount of pop-culture trivia.

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