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    Hell to Pay: Blood for Soul, #1
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    Hell to Pay: Blood for Soul, #1

    By Alvin Atwater

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    About this ebook

    Summer's most promising Urban Fantasy....



    What if every god in the universe wanted you dead?

    First rule of being a fugitive for a crime you didn't willingly commit: trust no one. Second: humans, demons, and heavenly-beings are assholes. Third, if I have to hear another goddamn pop song, I'll lose my mind. 

    A demigod nowadays is a complete joke. Hell, I bet even sorcerers, witches, and fairies are taken more seriously than me. 
    When you're on the run from the gods, paranoia becomes the only friend that you need. 

    I wonder if my goddess friend can actually be trusted… I need a beer. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAlvin Atwater
    Release dateApr 13, 2018
    ISBN9781386414919
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