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    Inferno: Tales of Hell and Horror

    By Angeline Hawkes

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    "Through me the way into the suffering city. Through me the way into the eternal pain. Through me the way through the Lost People." Prepare yourself, gentle reader, for within this book, the angel Obadiah and his reluctant demon guide travel the length and breadth of Hell's nine circles and commune with 25 souls as part of a census of the damned. Angeline Hawkes, co-author of Night Wraith, brings her prodigious talents to bear on these twisted tales of sin and depravity. Bear witness to the fate of those who indulge in violence, greed, and other deadly sins throughout history. Abandon all hope, you who enter here!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIndependent Publishers Group
    Release dateNov 1, 2017
    ISBN9781934501795
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    Inferno: Tales of Hell and Horror
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    Angeline Hawkes

    Angeline Hawkes holds a B.A. in Composite English Language Arts from Texas A&M University-Commerce. She is a former high school teacher. Angeline's collection, The Commandments, was a Bram Stoker Award finalist. Her story, "In Waters Black the Lost Ones Sleep", appears in the Origins award-nominated Chaosium anthology, Frontier Cthulhu. Recent work from Christopher Fulbright and Angeline includes a novella, Black Mercy Falls, from Delirium Books, and novel, Scavengers, from Elder Signs Press. Bad Moon Books will publish Out of the Garden and Other Tales of the Barbarian Kabar of El Hazzar, a novel-length barbarian fantasy collection, Spring 2012, and horror collection, Inferno: Tales of Hell and Horror, Winter 2012. Delirium Books is scheduled to release another Fulbright & Hawkes novella, Sorrow Creek, June 2012. Angeline has seen the publication of novels, novellas, collections, fiction in 40 anthologies, and over 100 short fiction publications. She is an active member of HWA and former member of the Robert E. Howard UPA. Visit her websites at www.angelinehawkes.com and www.fulbrightandhawkes.com.

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