Moving across country from the 'Bible -belt' to the desert of Nevada, a couple discover an ancient clan of vampires hiding in plain sight.

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Moving across country from the 'Bible -belt' to the desert of Nevada, a couple discover an ancient clan of vampires hiding in plain sight.

Soon after settling into their new home in Copper Town, strange things begin to happen. As they make their plans to escape, they discover that othersare determined to keep them captive.

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