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    Not Dead Enough: The Windhaven Chronicles, #1

    By Watson Davis

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    Gartan is a vampire, assassin and pet of the Empress. Since She has been defeated and Her soul trapped in a book, he is now free, free to take his vengeance on the nobles who spat on him, the priests who laughed at him, and the army that ravaged his homeland.  All he has to do is to destroy the book.

    But the Empress didn't break out of hell without being cunning and powerful, and that book is now pure evil.

    This is a collection of dark swords and sorcery tales that read like a novella and introduce Gartan's world, the world of Windhaven.  

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWatson Davis
    Release dateDec 10, 2016
    ISBN9781540104564
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    Not Dead Enough: The Windhaven Chronicles, #1
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    Watson Davis

    Watson Davis discovered fantasy and science fiction, magic and technology, Isaac Asimov and Robert E. Howard, when he was a young, impressionable boy in Houston, Texas. He wrote his first robot apocalypse short story at eleven, delved many a dungeon and battled many a vampire while pursuing a degree in mathematics, and penned books of swords and sorcery and military space opera. He now lives in Spain in a villa overlooking the Mediterranean.

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