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Summary Of Blue Bloods By Melissa De La Cruz
The book, Blue Bloods is written by Melissa De La Cruz. As a reader, I would rate this book four stars. The title and summary of the book can catch curiosity of the reader. How the Author describes everything in each word and putting it in detail is perfect. There were some confusion since each chapter takes a different person’s life form, but other than that it was a great book. The book is about a girl who soon finds out that she is a vampire by going to a meeting. While time passes by fast, she also finds out that there are enemies that are killing her kind, but with the evidence that she receives, her and her friends find a way to see what they are and how to kill them.

This book takes place in present time in Manhattan,New York, but
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