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    Scimitar for a Throat: Chronicles of a Ring Reaper Duology, #1
    Scimitar for a Throat: Chronicles of a Ring Reaper Duology, #1
    Scimitar for a Throat: Chronicles of a Ring Reaper Duology, #1
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    Scimitar for a Throat: Chronicles of a Ring Reaper Duology, #1

    By Jonathan Evan Hudson

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    A library that exudes the aura of a thieves' den. With grimy stone walls of concrete. Tall and oppressive. A mountain of malice. That musty smell reminiscent of books and mold warned the determined Gerald Coder of the build's true nature.

    A hotbed of illegal, deadly grimoires. His target smack in the middle. Somewhere.

    Enjoy this first exciting novel of an enthralling epic fantasy duology that only the acclaimed Jonathan Evan Hudson could tell. Perfect for fans of unique monsters and mayhem.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwordpulp Studios
    Release dateOct 3, 2019
    ISBN9781393893011
    Scimitar for a Throat: Chronicles of a Ring Reaper Duology, #1
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    Jonathan Evan Hudson

    Widely traveled, Jonathan Evan Hudson spends as much time studying life as he does writing gripping tales of fantastic adventures. From the giant redwoods of California to the deserts of Israel, his thrilling stories all draw on first-hand experiences and expand them with the fantastic and his acclaimed creativity.

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