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    Shadowchaser: Shadowchaser Chronicles

    By Stephen R Hulse

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    All Martin Thorn wanted was a new job and a peaceful life. What he got was a nightmare.Abducted by the servants of an evil demon who try to drown him, he is rescued by ‘the other side.’Torn between Heaven and Hell, Good versus Evil, it falls to Martin to thwart the evil plans of Janus who wants to destroy the world for his own purposes.This story of the supernatural is told with a wry sense of humour that goes a little way to lessen the horror yet maintain the credibility of the threat.A real page turner told at a thundering pace.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBlue Hour Publishing
    Release dateJul 18, 2013
    ISBN9781497703179
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