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    Nephilim
    Nephilim
    Nephilim
    Audiobook8 hours

    Nephilim

    Written by Jeb Kinnison

    Narrated by Michael Mola

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    Mt. Hermon, Utah, is the ideal small town—until forces of darkness from deep beneath the mountain lead its people astray. Sara is the new kid in town — moved with her divorced mother from a wealthy Long Island suburb, her Jewish roots are no help when a relentless angel comes calling. Jared has lived there all his life, and his addiction to online games and porn has his grades tumbling and his Mormon family worried. Together, Jared and Sara fight the battle of their lives against spirits from the Underworld. “Sophisticated YA (some mild sex, high school setting) Mormon Gothic (with introduction to Mormon history, doctrine, and mythology), paranormal (demons and angels) romance and adventure.”

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNoumenal Publishing
    Release dateMar 25, 2023
    ISBN9798368988092

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