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Seasons of Blood #2
She Devours
Still recovering from his first encounter with her, William Coe tracks Daciana, victim by victim, across the United States. The trail of mangled bodies leads him all the way to the east coast, where William finds an unexpected ally in Nina Riley, a twelve-year old girl from New Jersey. Tired of the ex-detective’s interference, Daciana lashes out...but will Coe be able to protect Nina and her family?
- GenresHorror
167 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 18, 2014
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About the author
Elias Anderson
19 books51 followersBorn in 1978 in the wastelands of southeastern Montana, Elias Anderson was moved to Colorado at the age of six weeks. He spent the next 21 years in various parts of the state until relocating to California and Oregon, only to settle back in Denver with his wife and two daughters.
His professional writing experience ranges from staff writer and reporter for the Coastal View News (Carpinteria, CA) to food critic, freelance copy writer, and editor. He has published poetry, articles, essays, and short stories in a variety of hard copy and web-based publications.
His professional writing experience ranges from staff writer and reporter for the Coastal View News (Carpinteria, CA) to food critic, freelance copy writer, and editor. He has published poetry, articles, essays, and short stories in a variety of hard copy and web-based publications.
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
August 31, 2014
Loved it but it was too short. It was gross and so gory and creepy and I was upset when I got to the end because I have to see how this ends. This has been one of the goriest series I have picked up in a while and I love it. I think it will be a long night. Have pot of coffee going and am heading to start the third one now.
January 23, 2020
Elias never disappoints. This book chilled me as I read it on several night shifts at work. Wish there were more like it.
April 6, 2015
This, the second installment of the trilogy, is a bit different from the first novel. Rather than being terribly frightening, this book introduces a new character, Nina, and goes deeply into her life and battle with demons, both real and symbolic. I felt this story focused less on Iana and Coe and much more on Nina's life. This wasn't bad, just a bit unexpected. The writing, however, is tight, and I once again became lost in the story. Quite enjoyable, though grittier than the first in many ways.
July 8, 2015
Heart Pounding, Blood PumpingThriller
It s been a while since I couldn't put a book down, or would immediately buy the sequel. This series has me in its grip and refuses to let go. You want to shout at the characters and rage at the demon. It s a gruesome, scary, nail biting read in every way.
It s been a while since I couldn't put a book down, or would immediately buy the sequel. This series has me in its grip and refuses to let go. You want to shout at the characters and rage at the demon. It s a gruesome, scary, nail biting read in every way.
April 22, 2018
It was a great book but the end left you wanting more and where were they going next. What is to become of Nina? Are her and Bill Coe gonna team up and kill the beast?
I thought it was a great book. Lots of un answers though. What is to become of Nina? Are they gonna team up to hill the beasties?
I thought it was a great book. Lots of un answers though. What is to become of Nina? Are they gonna team up to hill the beasties?
September 20, 2014
Good Book
although the book is good, it's confusing to follow. But it's the kind of book you have to finish just to see how it ends.
although the book is good, it's confusing to follow. But it's the kind of book you have to finish just to see how it ends.
January 8, 2015
LOVED THIS ONE ALSO, i'M ON TO THE NEXT ONE!
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