Family Blood Ties Set 5 in 1 by Dale Mayer

Author:Dale Mayer [Mayer, Dale]
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Publisher: Valley Publishing
Published: 2013-06-16T04:00:00+00:00

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Jared didn't know where to go or who to contact. Or how he could get back up to the blood farm and find his father. Would he even recognize him? Not only had it been over a decade since he'd seen him, if he'd been hanging in the farm all this time, he'd look different from Jared's memories and in fact could be unrecognizable at this point.

He needed a cell phone and he needed to contact the vampires who'd rescued him somehow. That sent him to finish the trip to the mall.

He really wanted to contact his human authorities and report his aunt and uncle, but didn't know whom he could trust. The two assholes he'd spoken with so far had been anything but supportive. Someone had to be. Surely all humans weren't assholes.

Wasn't one of his school buddy's father a cop? Who? His memory was off, full of holes since he'd been pumped full of drugs. They were probably still coursing through his system.

At the large mall, he walked to the bank and withdrew enough cash to get a new phone, some decent food for a change, and enough money for a few days of trouble. At least, he hoped it was enough. He hadn't contacted his boss yet. For all he knew, he didn't have a job anymore. His money wouldn't go far. Too bad he didn't drive or own a vehicle. He could drive to the blood farm on his own except he didn't remember how to get there.

He needed to find someone who was going up there and tag along for the ride.

It had to be safe now.

Surely.

Ten minutes after visiting the bank, Jared had a new cell phone registered on his plan. He'd wanted to buy the latest and best but, remembering how he'd lost the last one, and that he'd planned a return visit to the same hell, he'd stuck with a simpler version. Just in case.

He wasn't lucky enough to have a father who'd buy him a new one.

Back outside again, he oriented himself and took off in the direction of Tessa's house. He had a vague idea of where she lived, just not the specific address. Surely it couldn't be that hard to find her.

Right?

Hating that sense of being watched, that inner feeling of having been prey once and knowing it could happen again, he took off toward Tessa's house.

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