Caged: Book One of the V to Z Trilogy (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780692792933)

Vendor: J. P. Robinson
Product type: Books
Format: Paperback
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Caged: Book One of the V to Z Trilogy

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Caged: Book One of the V to Z Trilogy

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Format: Paperback
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X-Files meets Die Hard. A scientist and the federal agent who is hoping to keep her alive are trapped in a building with a horde of hungry vampires. It wouldn't be that unusual of a night, if it weren't for the zombies. Caged takes place in an alternate version of modern-day Northern Virginia, where vampires, commonly known as vees, are considered our greatest threat. Cate, a scientist who works for the National Vampire Intelligence Agency (NVIA), is researching a vaccine to immunize humans against vees. Daniel, one of the vees set to be part of her experiments, has other plans. Mason, a special agent with the NVIA, would rather be anywhere else than in the research facility, especially once the zombies break out.

Author: J. P. Robinson
ISBN-10: 0692792937
ISBN-13: 9780692792933
Publisher: Better Said Than Done
Language: English
Published: 10/06/2016
Pages: 230
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.69lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.48d
By J. P. Robinson
By J. P. Robinson
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JP Robinson is a writer, performer and video producer. JP's writing includes a myriad of formats, from radio commentary to hour-long storytelling shows, and screenplays to novels. JP is a storyteller with and the founder of Better Said Than Done, Virginia's premiere storytelling troupe, voted one of the "Best Performing Arts Companies in Virginia" by Virginia Living Magazine (2012 -15). After graduating from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Film and TV Production, JP launched Capture Video, Inc., a corporate video production company. JP is currently working on Book 2 of the V to Z Trilogy while preparing for the launch of the first book in the series, Caged, available for purchase October 2016. JP has been a regular commentator on WAMU, DC's NPR station. Publications include my true, personal story, "The Game," in Sucker for Love, and, "What Are the Odds?" in The Northern Virginia Review, Volume 29.

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