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Killing Dead Things: A Dead Things Novel

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It doesn't get easier waking dead things.

Four years ago, Ravyn hoped the nightmare had ended. She tried putting her life together after college. But the Inquisition returns to test her again.

They trained her, a witch, instead of the usual burning—chemical and surgical methods designed to strip a person of their abilities. The lucky ones could function after the process. A witch working in the Inquisition was unheard of, and it didn't last. Political forces expelled her from the ranks of inquisitors.

Lockwood hasn't given up on Ravyn and returns. He wants her help with a secret treaty with witches and a possible new future for her. The answers—and secrets—lie in the isolated Oregon coast town of Bramson Bay.

There's a war within the Inquisition and Ravyn is right at its heart.

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First published July 16, 2014

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Ryan M. Williams

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Ryan M. Williams is a full-time career librarian and a multi-genre writer with over twenty books. He writes across a range of genres including science fiction, fantasy, paranormal, mystery, horror, and romance. His newsletter is Readinary, he has a YouTube channel, and an Instagram feed. His latest novel for adults is Infestation, a ghost story in space. He earned a Master of Arts degree in writing popular fiction from Seton Hill University and a Master of Library and Information Science from San Jose University. His short fiction has appeared in Pulphouse Fiction Magazine, On Spec Magazine, and anthologies from Pocket Books and WMG Publishing.

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89 reviews6 followers
November 9, 2017
No Disappointment

This series of books with witches being burnt, pieces of there brains burnt out all because of fear. There were witches who actually wanted a lot of power but Rayvn had lots of power and used it for the good and help witches to learn to control there emotions and let them live One Hell of a Series
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