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Aubrey Wants to Die (Pip Knight, HarperCollins)

Pip Knight, the pen name of Pip Drysdale, takes her first foray into vampire fiction with Aubrey Wants to Die, an angsty and darkly funny look at what makes an immortal life worth living. The novel follows reluctant vampire Aubrey, a listless 150-year-old who spends her days in London. She...

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