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Blood Bar, A Vampire Tale.
Vampires are real...
...yet, on the brownstone back alley side streets of New York, a vampire dies. Desperate, his lover turns to Kim Bennett, author Norm Applegate’s quintessential heroine whose passion for S&M led to celebrity status as a hell-and-back murder mystery sleuth who’s been there, done that, and then some. This time, Kim finds herself caught between a secret vampire society’s attempts to locate The Black Testament (a sacred document written by Jack the Ripper), the modern-day vampire hunters bent on their destruction, and a white knuckled journey of self-discovery that catapul | |  | | Into the Basement
Meet a new heroine like no other before her, a dominatrix from San Francisco who gets abducted, tortured but survives.
The women of San Francisco are disappearing, hunted by a sinister and sadistic killer whose motives reach to the edge of madness. With no apparent pattern to the crimes, the San Francisco Police Department is at a loss until an unlikely hero, Kim Bennett, is brought in to assist on the case. As Kim's involvement in the case grows, she finds herself falling deeper into a web of pain and darkness where only the strongest can survive. | |  | | Into the Spell
After lecturing at USF in Tampa, Kim Bennett is pulled from her flight to San Francisco. The Mayor’s daughter has been murdered. As Kim and FBI agent A.L. Hague attempt to solve the murder they are drawn into the dark world of hypnosis and the occult.
The situation takes an unexpected turn when Kim discovers the murders are similar to that of the Son of Sam. Faced with the reality that they are dealing with a deranged hypnotist who speaks to the dead, Kim realizes that sometimes evil is all in your head!
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