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    The Horsemen: Disciples of the Damned, #5

    By April M. Reign

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    He didn't sway. He hardly swallowed. His blank mind teetered between then and now—the moment when he stood in front of her with his shotgun and made the decision to end the pain. With the bottle of blood in front of him, Hunter glared at the red sustenance. He'd done it.

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    Hunter King struggles to keep his town from falling apart. With the Government Security Agency threatening to close down The Slayer program, an unknown beast on the loose in his city, and commanders at other locations disappearing, he finds himself at the breaking point. 


    Dominic follows clues that bring him closer to Florin while Chari finds herself struggling as a slayer when her heart belongs to a vampire. On this night, loyalties will be forged, promises broken, and secrets revealed. In a war between all, some will live and some will die, but everyone's lives will change. 

    Reign takes you into the world of vampires, werewolves and outlaw motorcycle clubs in this fast-paced paranormal series
     

    Note to the reader: Due to the overwhelming demand by the readers for a full-length novel of Disciples of the Damned, I have made some changes in the setup of the series. The Seasons will now be composed of four (4) short stories and a season finale full-length novel. Thank you!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherApril M. Reign
    Release dateFeb 11, 2014
    ISBN9781386508984
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