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Earth Thirst by Mark Teppo

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Earth Thirst

Mark Teppo

Night Shade Books · Print & ebook · January 1, 2013

Reading lane: Urban Fantasy

A Horror pick for readers exploring Earth Thirst.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Vampires, Unsettled

Environmental ruin meets vampire myth in a fight against corporations threatening immortal existence.

Come here for

  • Vampire fantasy with an environmental edge
  • Corporate power pushed into supernatural territory

Expect

  • A bleak view of ecological collapse and corporate greed
  • Vampires cast as Earth’s last guardians

Book Details

Authors
Mark Teppo
Publisher
Night Shade Books
Published
January 1, 2013
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Urban Fantasy · Paranormal Fantasy
Reading lane
Urban Fantasy

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • Paranormal Fantasy

  • Urban Fantasy

  • Urban Fiction

About This Book

The Earth is dying. Humanity — over-breeding, over-consuming — is destroying the very planet they call home. Multinational corporations despoil the environment, market genetically modified crops to control the food supply, and use their wealth and influence and private armies to crush anything, and anyone, that gets in the way of their profits. Nothing human can stop them. But something unhuman might. Once they did not fear the sun. Once they could breathe the air and sleep...

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The Earth is dying. Humanity — over-breeding, over-consuming — is destroying the very planet they call home. Multinational corporations despoil the environment, market genetically modified crops to control the food supply, and use their wealth and influence and private armies to crush anything, and anyone, that gets in the way of their profits. Nothing human can stop them. But something unhuman might. Once they did not fear the sun. Once they could breathe the air and sleep where they chose. But now they can rest only within the uncontaminated soil of Mother Earth—and the time has come for them to fight back against the ruthless corporations that threaten their immortal existence. They are the last guardians of paradise, more than human but less than angels. They call themselves the Arcadians. We know them as vampires. . . .

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