Bloodrunners

Bloodrunners

by Michael McFadden, Dan Lantz, Adam Danoff

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An ancient vampire named Chesterfield opens a speakeasy in a prohibition-era town. It is 1933 and the lust for alcohol has proven very profitable for corrupt cops like Jack Malone. His officers have shaken down every gin joint in their district and the new speakeasy is to be their next big score. When Jack and his corrupt cops poke around the gin joint, they discover the vampires have infiltrated the town and feast on unsuspecting victims.

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    How does setting the story during the Prohibition era enhance the cat-and-mouse dynamics between the human characters and the vampires?

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    In a world of bootleggers and mobsters, where does the line get drawn between human corruption and supernatural evil?

  3. 3

    Jack Malone is deeply entrenched in police corruption, yet he is thrust into the role of an investigator uncovering something much darker; how do you view his morality at the start of the story?

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