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The Demon-Eater: Memories
Some secrets are meant to remain buried...
In this second part to THE DEMON-EATER, Lady Renette meets the mysterious Grey for the first time; Anna finds herself in trouble; and Gabriel continues his escapade through the Southern Region, consuming the demons, with the hope of uncovering a way to kill the immortal beings for good. Although, the further he goes, the more demons he must confront from his past--and the closer he pushes himself toward the line separating him from the monster he may very well become.
(Excerpt):
Something hit the back of his head. Hard. He fell to his knees, the whole world going blurry around him. He felt hands take hold of him and pull him away.
“Help!” Gabriel called, but his voice did not carry, slurring the word like a drunkard. “Help!” he tried again. Bodies blurred by him on the station's platform. Surely one would come to help.
“Grunige,” a voice said, “he's causing a scene.”
“Yes,” another voice replied, “well, that is generally what people being abducted usually tend to do, is it not?”
“Grunige...” the first voice started again, worry in his tone.
“All right, all right. Sorry, Demon-Eater, this is going to hurt...again.”
Pain blossomed across the back of Gabriel's skull as he suffered another blow. Blackness followed
In this second part to THE DEMON-EATER, Lady Renette meets the mysterious Grey for the first time; Anna finds herself in trouble; and Gabriel continues his escapade through the Southern Region, consuming the demons, with the hope of uncovering a way to kill the immortal beings for good. Although, the further he goes, the more demons he must confront from his past--and the closer he pushes himself toward the line separating him from the monster he may very well become.
(Excerpt):
Something hit the back of his head. Hard. He fell to his knees, the whole world going blurry around him. He felt hands take hold of him and pull him away.
“Help!” Gabriel called, but his voice did not carry, slurring the word like a drunkard. “Help!” he tried again. Bodies blurred by him on the station's platform. Surely one would come to help.
“Grunige,” a voice said, “he's causing a scene.”
“Yes,” another voice replied, “well, that is generally what people being abducted usually tend to do, is it not?”
“Grunige...” the first voice started again, worry in his tone.
“All right, all right. Sorry, Demon-Eater, this is going to hurt...again.”
Pain blossomed across the back of Gabriel's skull as he suffered another blow. Blackness followed
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Published May 23, 2016
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Devin Graham
12 books6 followersI have always had a love for words, especially when they came together to form stories. And so, from my elementary years, it has been my one lasting dream to build a life around shaping words into stories.
I grew up in Columbia, Kentucky, though currently live in Mississippi, where I spend my days rescuing princesses from dungeons, slaying dragons...and, of course, selling clothes to people at my retail job (which, believe it or not, can be tougher than getting the One Ring to Mount Doom).
For awesome "behind-the-scenes" news about my upcoming book projects, visit me at: www.thefictionist.com
I grew up in Columbia, Kentucky, though currently live in Mississippi, where I spend my days rescuing princesses from dungeons, slaying dragons...and, of course, selling clothes to people at my retail job (which, believe it or not, can be tougher than getting the One Ring to Mount Doom).
For awesome "behind-the-scenes" news about my upcoming book projects, visit me at: www.thefictionist.com
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