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Peeps

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Peeps

Cal Thompson moved to New York City to study freshman biology, but he’s more interested in meeting girls. Then he spent the night with a mysterious woman named Morgan. Now biology has become Cal’s life.
Cal was infected by a parasite that has horrifying effect on its host. When you’re a parasite positive, a ‘peep’, you start to hate sunlight. You develop superhuman strength and superhuman senses. You form a strange bond with rats. You crave blood – human blood.

Cal is not a full-blown peep, but a carrier. Infected but still sane, still able to control his urges. The tragedy is, he will never be able to be with a girl again. Even one kiss could turn her into a peep. Instead he spends his time and energy working for an underground organisation that tracks down peeps in the dark places of the city. But when an investigation throws him together with a beautiful girl named Lace, Cal’s resolve to live his life alone is put to the test…

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
Age13+
ISBN9780143004790
Published24/01/2006
Price Per CopyRRP $19.95
1–9 copies$17.95
10–19 copies$16.95
20+ copies$15.96
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Scott Westerfeld

Scott Westerfeld is a software designer, composer and the author of three adult science-fiction novels including Evolution’s Darling which was selected as a New York Times Notable Book of 2000 and short-listed for the Philip K Dick Award. He has also contributed essays to Book Forum, Nerve, and the scientific journal Nature and short fiction to scifi.com, Agog. He has ghost-written across a wide array of genres, including Powerpuff Girls books and a legal thriller; created educational software for Scholastic, McGraw-Hill, Encyclopaedia Britannica; and his musical compositions for dance have been performed all over the world

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