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    Vampire Attempt
    Vampire Attempt
    Vampire Attempt
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    Vampire Attempt

    By Karam Mories

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    Vampire Attempt is a short story.
    "Vampire Attempt" is the first part of a series of serial stories called "Vampire Adventures".
    It is a fictional story in English

    But the projections from which we can discover the extent of the strange nature of our recipes, and carefully monitor the contradictions of our lives, to discover that we are stranger and worse than the characteristics of the vampire himself,
    So we feel for a moment that the vampire is the only innocent.
    count :2000 word (Approximately)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKaram Mories
    Release dateJul 16, 2018
    ISBN9780463234921
    Vampire Attempt
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    Karam Mories

    (Arabic-English)وهو أحد المهتمين بالأدب الروائي والثقافة والقراءة العلمية كهواية شخصية، ورغم تعدد مجالات عمله ، لكنه دائما كان يمارس التأليف كهواية محببة، وقد ألّفَ أكثر من أثنتا عشر رواية وأكثر من أربعين قصة قصيرة قبل عام 2018، ولم يهتم بنشرها وقتئذٍ، كما كتب العديد من الكتب العلمية والتعليمية. حتى انتقل إلي النشر الذاتي عبر شبكة الانترنت في عام 2018، حباً في هوايته القديمة.He is one of those interested in fictional literature, culture and scientific reading as a personal hobby, despite the numerous fields of his work, but he always practiced authorship as a beloved hobby, and he wrote more than twelve novels and more than forty short stories before 2018, and he did not care to publish them at that time, as he wrote many books Scientific and educational. Until he moved to self-publishing via the Internet in 2018, out of his old hobby.

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      Vampire Attempt - Karam Mories

      Vampire trial

      The first part of a series:

      Vampire adventures

      By : Karam Mories Khalil

      Copyright 2018 Karam Mories Khalil

      Published by Karam Mories Khalil at Smashwords

      Translated by : Michael Soliman

      Smashwords Edition License Notes

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