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Sarah’s cure was her curse, and her destiny ... After Sarah Douglas is attacked and infected with the blood of a gargoyle-like creature, the cancer that riddled her body vanishes. The attack draws the attention of Doctor Scott, the scientist who inadvertently was responsible for infecting a colony of bats, and changing them into intelligent creatures that could threaten mankind. As the infected blood slowly transforms Sarah’s body, she is caught in the middle of an horrific war between an army of mercenaries and a colony of mutate winged creatures. Watching the creatures gorge themselves on human flesh, she sees her future and fights to maintain her humanity. With Sarah’s blood holding the key to his research, the doctor uses his vast resources to try to capture her, along with keeping the outside world at bay. This gets harder to do as the colony expands its territory further away from the Devil’s Claw, and members of the local population begin to disappear.
About the author
Born in Brantford, Ontario, Richard currently resides in Sydney Forks, Nova Scotia. When not writing, he tries to fill his spare time sailing, canoeing, gardening and enjoying the beauty of nature. With a passion for research, genetics and the great Canadian outdoors, the Batblood series has enabled him to use his creative talents to unmask some possible dangers in DNA and stem cell research. Having written stories most of his life, he felt that it was about time that others had the chance to enjoy them, and get a glimpse of the strange, twisted world rattling around inside of his mind.
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