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    Vendetta Blues: Kelly Chan, #5
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    Vendetta Blues: Kelly Chan, #5

    By Gary Jonas and Rebecca Hodgkins

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    KELLY'S BAD DAYAfter a simple case of supernatural pest control goes sideways, Kelly knows she's in for a really bad day. But when she's called to help protect some children on their way home, she can't refuse. Even if it means working with her least-favorite vampire and the wizard she’s sworn to destroy.Babysitting’s a tough enough gig, but these kids are changelings with magical powers of their own.  The goblins who stole them are already keeping score against the Sekutar warrior. So is the victim of the earlier pest control mission, who left Kelly a parting gift: a deadly curse.

    Seems like everyone has a bad case of the Vendetta Blues.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDenton & White
    Release dateApr 19, 2018
    ISBN9781386236948
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    Vendetta Blues: Kelly Chan, #5
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    Gary Jonas

    Gary Jonas is the author of the Jonathan Shade fantasy series, the novel One Way Ticket to Midnight, the story collection Quick Shots, and the novella Night Marshal: A Tale of the Undead West, the first in a new vampire western series that will be penned by various authors. His short fiction has appeared in numerous anthologies and magazines. Gary was born in Japan and has since lived in Ohio, Florida, Oklahoma, and Colorado, where he now resides.

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