School for Slayers

· Dracula & Daughters Book 2 · Bolinda · Narrated by Rosie Akerman
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At last ... Dracula & Daughters are open for business. Their mission: to heal vampires and keep the streets of Temstown safe. Trouble is, the new Guildmaster is insisting the city is now vampire-free, and wants Dracula & Daughters to close. But the undead are still lurking. After a string of strange events at the prestigious Poisonwood School for Boys, frightened pupils start holding vampire slaying lessons in secret. It's up to Mina, Buffy and Bella to convince them that slaying isn't the answer. But when vampires are appearing by the classful, is it already too late? The granddaughters of Dracula are about to have their healing skills firmly put to the test ... and are reminded never to underestimate the undead.
At last ... Dracula & Daughters are open for business. Their mission: to heal vampires and keep the streets of Temstown safe. Trouble is, the new Guildmaster is insisting the city is now vampire-free, and wants Dracula & Daughters to close. But the undead are still lurking. After a string of stra...

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Emma Carroll has worked as an English teacher, a news reporter, an avocado picker, the person who punches holes into filofax paper and is now a Sunday Times bestselling and award-winning British children's author. Carroll has won and been nominated for numerous awards, including the Books Are My Bag Readers' Award, the Branford Boase Award, the CILIP Carnegie Medal and others. Carroll is the author of the highly acclaimed Frost Hollow Hall, which won the North East Book Award, and The Girl Who Walked on Air, which was nominated for the Carnegie Medal. Her title The Somerset Tsunami was selected by indie booksellers as their Book of the Month and was The Times Children's Book of the Week.

Rosie Akerman is an actor and voiceover artist from London, England. Rosie trained extensively in both classical and recorded media, including theatre, screen, radio and video game performance. With a sharp ear for accents and a passion for storytelling, she has voiced hundreds of projects – from three-word ads to 150,000-word audiobooks. Some of her screen work includes Man Vs. Baby (Netflix), This Is Going To Hurt (BBC) and Call the Midwife (BBC).

Emma Carroll has worked as an English teacher, a news reporter, an avocado picker, the person who punches holes into filofax paper and is now a Sunday Times bestselling and award-winning British children's author. Carroll has won and been nominated for numerous awards, including the Books Are My ...

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