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Bliss is 26, lonely, and convinced she’s a vampire slayer. But when her housemate Molly takes her relentless bullying a step too far, Bliss comes to the tenuous conclusion that perhaps the demons she’s been hunting have been under her roof the whole time…
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Bliss is 26, lonely, and convinced she’s a vampire slayer. But when her housemate Molly takes her relentless bullying a step too far, Bliss comes to the tenuous conclusion that perhaps the demons she’s been hunting have been under her roof the whole time…
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Rosie Brear
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