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    General Population: Malevolent Prisoners, #1

    By Eddie Jakes

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    A prison of gruesome monsters. A vampire's murder. A scheme that could unravel the world…

    Maddix Benbrook is one of the few trusted overseers of Malevolent City, a supernatural prison that functions as a community for vampires, werewolves, and other mystical creatures. The prisoners seem to know their place, and Maddix lives an easy life of purpose and mild responsibility. One murder will change it all…

    When a beautiful vampire comes looking for her brother's killer, Maddix finds much more than he bargained for. After barely surviving an attack from a crazed werewolf and investigating a series of zombie strikes, Maddix learns of a sinister plot to overthrow him and his fellow overseers. How can one man protect himself and his world against a nightmare scenario of monsters and death?

    General Population is the first book in the Malevolent Prisoners saga, a series of horror suspense novels featuring a modern twist on the classic monster tale. If you like fast-paced, action-packed, and gruesome horror, you'll love Eddie Jakes' original thrill-ride. 

    Buy General Population to start the devilishly addictive series today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFocus Pulp Publishing
    Release dateOct 21, 2015
    ISBN9780996641418
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