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    Severance

    By Devon Ellington

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    When Riker Cain walks into Linn Shek’s bar, he kills the man sent to assassinate Linn by her enemy Tarank. At that moment, Linn knows Riker’s past as Eidolinn Sheekagh, the Annym Roosteyr (dispatcher of souls), has come back to haunt her. Because Eidolinn saved his life in the past, Riker joins her to find out who is killing her former team by injecting them with insects that eat them from the inside out. They also discover that at least one of Eidolinn's former team has a far more complicated and dangerous past than even she realized. Eidolinn also learns that an Annym Roosteyr can't REALLY retire.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDevon Ellington
    Release dateMay 20, 2016
    ISBN9781310579370
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    Devon Ellington

    Devon Ellington is a full-time writer, publishing under a half a dozen names in fiction and non-fiction. She writes the urban fantasy Jain Lazarus Adventures (released by Solstice Publishing), the Nina Bell Mysteries, and has appeared in several anthologies including DEATH SPARKLES, PERFECTLY PLUM, ARDEUR, GHOST STORIES OF THE MOGOLLON RIM, and FULL CIRCLE. Her plays are produced in NY, London, Edinburgh, and Australia. She teaches workshops online and in-person all over the world.

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