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    Harriet Klausner
    on 12th Nov 2007


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    A Rush of Wings Adrian Phoenix FBI Special Agent Heather Wallace has chased the Cross-Country Killer for three years trying to end this brilliant maniac's serial killing frenzy. Currently, she has followed him from Seattle to New Orleans. His latest victim is a nineteen years old LSU male student. Heather visits Club Hell to determine whether that facility might attract CCK. She meets born vampire Dante Prejean who performs with the Goth band Inferno. His horrendous malevolent memor ...
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