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Also by Lee Killough:

The Leopard's Daughter, February 2006
Trade Size (reprint)
Killer Karma, August 2005
Hardcover
Blood Games, May 2004
Trade Size
Wilding Nights, May 2002
Paperback
BloodWalk, June 1997
Paperback (reprint)

Blood Games
Lee Killough

A detective must track down a murderous trio, one of whom may be an ancient, powerful vampire.

Meisha Merlin
May 2004
Featuring: Garreth Mikaelian; Ice; Raven
341 pages
ISBN: 189206541X
Trade Size
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Paranormal

This is book three in the Garreth Mikaelian series, following Blood Hunt and Bloodlinks Garreth Mikaelian has been relatively happy burying himself in the little Kansas town of Baumen. But a violent death jerks him out of his comfortable rut and sends him cross-country hunting a murderous trio who have killed a cop and are playing ever escalating blood games. Garreth needs to learn whether the leader is the old, powerful vampire he appears to be and find a way to deal with him. And he needs to locate the suspects before other law enforcement officers do, to be sure they are captured alive. Because if not yet vampires, they have drunk vampire blood and if killed will rise again even more deadly than before.

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2 comments posted.

Re: Blood Games

month has already passed, as a new "Street Fighter" appeared on the
open spaces of the PC and PS4 to "see and win". He showed up with a
terrible look at the row of indistinct competitors - Naruto Shippuden:
Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 , Saint Seiya: Soldiers' Soul and others, - he said
through his broken teeth: "They disbanded without me at all!", And ...
began. The network is teeming with incomprehensible feyer slang, the
multiplayer SFV is bursting at the seams from the influx of those who
wish, so one can not help asking: is there life in the massacre outside
the PC and PS4? It turns out there is. On Wii U. And I'm not talking
about Super Smash Bros.
(Daimond Salvadore 11:41am May 20, 2018)

Pokken Tournament - an unusual fruit of cooperation Bandai Namco
Entertainment , The Pokemon Company and Nintendo . This is a
fighting game for Pokemon, who borrowed a bunch of mechanics from
2D and 3D martial arts, diluting them with his own original techniques.
(Daimond Salvadore 11:41am May 20, 2018)