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    Kingston Raine and the Grim Reaper: Kingston Raine, #1

    By Jackson Lear

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    For fans of Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman, and Douglas Adams.

    Even the Grim Reaper can have a bad day. When one of Hell's inept devils scares the wrong man to death, the Grim Reaper and Satan are forced to cover it up so that none of Limbo's lawyers can discover the truth. But this simple mishap sets off a chain of events that brings Death face to face with someone who has the power to strip him of all his authority: a bureaucratic angel desperate to up-end the afterlife and rule with an iron fist.

    If Death has any hope of saving mankind he must put his faith in the one man more troublesome than Satan himself: Kingston Raine.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJackson Lear
    Release dateMar 23, 2014
    ISBN9781536569759
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