During the course of my story, my life will be threatened by an obsessive alpha male werewolf.
The surprising arrival of werewolf twin brothers ‘Kennan' and ‘Hendrix’; will teach me that true love does exist.
The pack and a few vampire friends will fight together to accomplish a common objective called, ‘revenge’.
Several groups of people used to talk about ‘The end of the World’ most famously known as the ‘Apocalypse’.
In the course of time the world didn't end. Humans, vampires, and werewolves were not decimated by sophisticated weapons that blew up everything in their path.
The ones who decimated us were the hundreds of scientists around the world who spread lethal viruses they kept inside incubators for “further study”.
My name is ‘Julissa’, and I am a Romanian alpha female from ‘The Last Werewolf Pack’.
Several groups of people used to talk about ‘The End of the World’, most famously known as the ‘Apocalypse’.
In the course of time the world didn’t end. Humans, vampires, and werewolves were not decimated by sophisticated weapons that blew up everything in their path.
The ones who decimated us were the hundreds of scientists around the world who spread lethal viruses they kept inside incubators for “further study”.
The shocking part is that most civilians knew about it and did nothing.
The right and sane thing to do was to destroy all those dangerous viruses.
‘The poor’ didn’t have a chance against viruses and toxins like:
Typhoid fever
Influenza
Bubonic plague
Smallpox
Cholera
Malaria
Ebola
Tetanus
Diphtheria
Just to mention a few.
The reason why some humans, vampires, and werewolves, like my parents and I, survived was because those scientists sold or gave away generous amounts of bio-defenses that were a combination of antitoxins, and antivirus vaccines, to their families, friends, different types of billionaires, like my parents, and a selected group of high-ranked military men and women.
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Afrikaans
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Translated by Elaine Lubbe
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Italian
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Portuguese
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Translated by Gabriel Grancieri Caetano
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Spanish
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Already translated.
Translated by María Victoria Madruga Flores
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