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Young Adult · 2007 · PG-13

Midnight Alley

by Rachel Caine

Morganville just got more dangerous—and Claire just made a deal she can't take back.

For14+GenreYoung AdultLength259 pagesRead time~7 hours

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Violence

Some

Vampire violence and supernatural danger; age-appropriate for teen readers

Language

Barely any

Clean language throughout

Sexual Content

Barely any

No sexual content; teen romance with innocent affection

Substance Use

Barely any

None

Emotional Intensity

Some

The fear of being indebted to someone more powerful than you can handle

What this book is about

The third Morganville Vampires novel sees Claire entering into a dangerous arrangement with the vampire founder Myrnin. Rachel Caine's YA paranormal series continues with the same accessible vampire-town dynamics and teen-appropriate content.

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