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Christopher Pike's Thirst

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Have you ever heard of a five thousand year old vampire trapped in the body of a new developed vampire? In the fourth book of Thirst by Christopher Pike explains the life of a vampire girl who’s real name is Sita and what she manages to seek from this world she lives in knowing she is alive to save the world.Going around the world she is to be called Alisa and the main purpose in this book is for her to get out of a young vampire’s body to fight her two enemies, which are two huge groups and very hard to take control over. To take charge and be a hero and fight the two enemy groups she uses the ability of strength, love, and to be wise. The story starts with Alisa rising up from the dead into her friend teri’s body who is a new developed

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