Mina and the Slayers

NEW ORLEANS, 1995. MINA’S HAVING A KILLER HALLOWEEN.<br/><br/>Three months after Fang Fest, Mina’s settling into her new life.<br/><br/>Despite the teething problems in her relationship with Jared, she has her sister back, new friends and a part-time job to die for.<br/><br/>Over Halloween, Mina and the gang have planned a spooky week of Gothic restaurants, horror movies, ghostly tours, creepy carnivals and a costume ball.<br/><br/>But the fun doesn’t last. Mina is on work experience with Detective Cafferty while the police are investigating a savage masked killer and a rise in suspicious ‘animal attacks’.<br/><br/>During her own investigations, Mina discovers a mysterious group of slayers, who are battling to control the rogue vampires.<br/><br/>The threats circle closer as Mina spends her days with the police and nights with the slayers.<br/><br/>Will she and her friends survive Halloween without being staked, stabbed or bitten?<br/><br/>~ Author praise ~<br/><br/>‘Mina is back with bite in this action-packed romp of a sequel. It was absolute murderous fun to travel with her through the gothic atmosphere of vampire-loving 90s New Orleans.’ – KENDARE BLAKE (In Every Generation, All These Bodies, Anna Dressed in Blood)<br/><br/>‘This book is like Buffy meets Scream with a touch of I Know What You Did Last Summer, and I was here for all of it.’ – LORIEN LAWRENCE (Fright Watch series)<br/><br/>‘Buffy meets Scream in this high-stakes rush through a darkly atmospheric 90s New Orleans.’ – M.A. KUZNIAR (Midnight in Everwood)<br/><br/>‘I couldn’t wait to sink my fangs into this book and I wasn’t disappointed. It leaves you gasping for more and never knowing who to trust.’ – CYNTHIA MURPHY (Last One to Die, Win Lose Kill Die)<br/><br/>‘A fiendishly good sequel, brimming with 90s pop culture, smooth Southern vampires and a body count to rival Buffy.’ – KAT ELLIS (Harrow Lake, Wicked Little Deeds)<br/><br/>‘Amy McCaw’s much-anticipated sequel is everything a discerning horror fan could wish for. With added 90s US police shenanigans!’ – SUE WALLMAN (I Know You Did It, Such A Good Liar)