Sin Eater Episode 1.2

Sin Eater Episode 1.2

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Sep 25, 2015 · Inglese · eBook
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Formato eBook
Lingua Inglese
Pubblicato Sep 25, 2015
Editore Fighting Monkey Press

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From Award-Winning Author Pavarti K. Tyler and Speculative Fiction Author Jessica West, comes a Dark Urban Fantasy serial about evil, and the next step in its evolution.

**This is Episode TWO in a seven part urban fantasy/horror serial**

A Sin Eater who battles demons for souls
A Priest who must protect what he most desires, even from himself,
A rogue Romani mortician with an attitude, a secret, and a powerful weapon,
And a Secret Order of the Church who knows more than they're saying...

Nikolai Grekh is the last Sin Eater.

When Nik faces an adversary that almost kills him, he thinks it’s the worst thing that could happen. But when Zeph is injured battling something straight out of the Old Testament, he turns to a secret sect within the Catholic Church for help. Their advice offers more questions than answers and Nik is once again alone in the battle between Heaven and Hell.

When he meets a surly Romani woman who works in the mortuary, the things she tells him are too impossible to believe. What if he isn’t the last of his kind? And what if this war is a whole lot worse than he imagined?

Will Nik get his answers in time? Or will evil find it’s way into his inner circle?

The Crucifixion of Christ saved humanity once. What will it take to save us this time?

*contains mature content, offensive themes, and general deviance*

Sin Eater 1.2 is approximately 20,000 words or 90 pages, and is the second of seven episodes in the first season of the Sin Eater serial. We recommend you start by reading Episode 1.1.

If you don't enjoy reading serials, you can pre-order the full Box Set on Amazon now.

Generi

Fantascienza Azione e Avventura Religione e Spiritualità Fantasy
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