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    The Mark of the Angels
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    The Mark of the Angels

    By Mehrzad Van Gieson

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    About this ebook

    Xhaiden.
    A demon assassin who's
    betrayal has just been
    discovered. He is blackmailed
    into hunting down one last
    target before his death.
    Harth.
    A poor street thief who
    struggles to care for his sick
    grandfather. When medicine
    becomes increasingly harder to
    obtain, he must go to new
    lengths to secure it.
    Kalea.
    A young girl who wanted
    anything other than the life she
    was born into. She struggles to
    distance herself from the
    identity that is stuck to her.
    Their paths are combined and
    intertwined by a single mark,
    and the result could shift the
    balance in power between the
    angelic beings and the demons,
    possibly ending a war that has
    been raging since the beginning
    Mehrzad
    of time.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 18, 2014
    ISBN9781312115323
    Unavailable
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