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By the time Kim Reed realized she was getting used to losing people, it was too late to do much about it, except perhaps find a therapist.
Nobody dead, of course—no one could possibly become truly accustomed to death. But they were all leaving, one by one, drifting out of her life as she drifted out of theirs. A father she hadn’t seen in over a decade, an aunt dying of Alzheimer’s in a nursing home, a mother and grandfather who were abroad more often than not, best friends who had lives of their own and couldn’t wait around for her family to decide what to do with her. And one almost-friend, one she only knew for a matter of days but would always carry with her—kidnapped by a psychotic vampire. Lenny. She had spent six years ps
