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    Killer 13: VIII
    Killer 13: VIII
    Killer 13: VIII
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    Killer 13: VIII

    By Thomas Duder

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    The world is broken.

    All that exists lives only to feed on everything else. The sun, the eternal sands of this desert wasteland world, the very air is out to devour you.

    Walking throughout such wicked horrors is the slayer, the murderer, the madman primeval.

    His name is 13, the same as the smoldering brand on his neck.

    Accursed. Accused. The Unlucky Number.

    Killer.

    Beset on all sides by the evil, cannibal creatures of this world, 13 wanders in an eternal quest, his vigil unrelenting, his fury and madness without equal.

    A wandering, murderous marauder versus a desert wasteland of a world filled to the brim with murderers, demons, twisted abominations, warring angels and the very forces of nature cannibalizing everything that exists.

    They should've brought more to the fight against him.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThomas Duder
    Release dateApr 23, 2017
    ISBN9781370350131
    Killer 13: VIII
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    Thomas Duder

    Hello! Meet Thomas Duder, Author of the Things.A citizen of Bellingham, WA by way of Southern California, Thomas Duder is a firm believer that a writer should write. "Forget the drama of writing, forget the politics of writing, forget even the rest of the industry. Writers should write, period."An independent publisher and author, working in close collaboration with a fierce team assembled and hand-picked by he himself, Thomas Duder is a seasoned general of various projects beforehand, bringing those skills to the fore as The Crew plunges directly into the world of action-adventure literature!His vanguard series, "The Generalist," is an action-adventure extravaganza, a veritable rollercoaster ride through a Neo-Los Angeles of the near future. Loaded with witty dialogue, fast-paced action and sequences of brilliant violence, you're sure to find plenty to keep you entertained for hours on end!

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