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By 2065, the Kurian Order's 43rd year has brought a dark new era to Louisiana and the wider world. The Reapers—unnatural, hungering vampires—have seized control, establishing a New Order that harvests human souls, especially during the night.
Amid this bleak future, Lieutenant David Valentine embodies the last spark of human resistance. Determined and relentless, he leads a mission to restore humanity’s freedom and drive the Reapers from Earth.
First publish date: 2003
Genre: Science Fiction/Military Science Fiction
Authors: E. E. Knight
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