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    The Devil's Apprentice (Ramblings of the Damned Book Three)
    The Devil's Apprentice (Ramblings of the Damned Book Three)
    The Devil's Apprentice (Ramblings of the Damned Book Three)
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    The Devil's Apprentice (Ramblings of the Damned Book Three)

    By Ashliegh Wolfgang

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    Life as an immortal has been long and challenging. Christian is beginning to understand his purpose and is finally becoming the monster that Alistair Winters had always wanted him to become, but why? The Devil's Apprentice is book Three in the Ramblings of the Damned series and picks up where The Devil's Folly left off.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAshliegh Wolfgang
    Release dateSep 28, 2012
    ISBN9781301445677
    The Devil's Apprentice (Ramblings of the Damned Book Three)
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    Ashliegh Wolfgang

    Ashliegh Wolfgang first gained notoriety as founding member and vocalist for National recording artist "The Orphan Punks." The Devil's Serum is his first foray into fiction writing, a love he has possessed behind the scenes for quite some time. The novella "The Devil's Serum" begins to tell the story of Christian a man who stumbled upon a flask of unknown contents and upon consumption gains immortality. Is this a gift, a curse or both? The Devil's Serum is followed up September 1st, 2012 by The Devil's Folly (Ramblings of the Damned Book Two). Book Three: The Devil's Apprentice is scheduled to be released October 1, 2012.

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