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    The Redemption of Dc Hayes

    By Alexis Allinson

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    Loki loves the chaos surrounding the birth of his grandson “Death Cub”. Unfortunately, the cub is born as a small child, incapable of taking care of himeself. To complicate matters, his kin, deem him an abomination that needs to be done away with.

    D.C. finds himself running from a Garu (werewolf in layman's terms) pack who wants him dead for a crime he knows he has or may commit. He can’t actually remember. There is only one issue… D.C. wants the time to redeem his soul for his sin before he dies.

    How do you save yourself if you’re not sure you’re worth saving? D.C. is forced to seek a way to help himself before the inevitable execution that awaits him.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 14, 2020
    ISBN9781794872462
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