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    The Night Comes for Us: Desolation Row, #1
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    Desolation Row Series

    By T.C. Rinascita

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    Japan, 1989.

     

    The era of the sukeban (delinquent girl) is at its peak. What was supposed to be Yumi Mimura's first day at her new high school, turns into the longest day of her life. When a schoolyard fight goes wrong, the girl-boss of one of the city's largest gangs is left seriously injured Yumi, along with her newfound delinquent friends are all marked for death. Now every gang member within a hundred mile radius is out for blood.

     

    As daylight fades, the girls must make a dangerous trek behind enemy lines to catch the next train out of the city. The city of Asura becomes a death trap as other gangs, yakuza, corrupt police and a vicious serial killer slowly circle in on them. Their skills are going to be put to the test as they fight tooth and nail to try and survive the night.

     

    And the night is long.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMoon Child Publishing
    Release dateFeb 16, 2021
    The Night Comes for Us: Desolation Row, #1

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      The Night Comes for Us: Desolation Row, #1
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      The Night Comes for Us: Desolation Row, #1

      T.C. Rinascita
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      Japan, 1989.   The era of the sukeban (delinquent girl) is at its peak. What was supposed to be Yumi Mimura's first day at her new high school, turns into the longest day of her life. When a schoolyard fight goes wrong, the girl-boss of one of the city's largest gangs is left seriously injured Yumi, along with her newfound delinquent friends are all marked for death. Now every gang member within a hundred mile radius is out for blood.   As daylight fades, the girls must make a dangerous trek behind enemy lines to catch the next train out of the city. The city of Asura becomes a death trap as other gangs, yakuza, corrupt police and a vicious serial killer slowly circle in on them. Their skills are going to be put to the test as they fight tooth and nail to try and survive the night.   And the night is long.

      Japan, 1989.   The era of the sukeban (delinquent girl) is at its peak. What was supposed to be Yumi Mimura's first day at her new high school, turns into the longest day of her life. When a schoolyard fight goes wrong, the girl-boss of one of the city's largest gangs is left seriously injured Yumi, along with her newfound delinquent friends are all marked for death. Now every gang member within a hundred mile radius is out for blood.   As daylight fades, the girls must make a dangerous trek behind enemy lines to catch the next train out of the city. The city of Asura becomes a death trap as other gangs, yakuza, corrupt police and a vicious serial killer slowly circle in on them. Their skills are going to be put to the test as they fight tooth and nail to try and survive the night.   And the night is long.

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    T.C. Rinascita

    T.C. Rinacsita is an independent author, visionary, and a lover of the arts. In October 2020 he published the first two, of his seven-part collection of short stories; Pas de Deux. When he's not writing, he is usually binge-watching one of his favorite TV shows, reading graphic novels, drinking margaritas, or planning his next travel destination. Visit T.C.'s website www.tcrinascita.com to learn more about him and sign up for his newsletter. You can follow him on Facebook at fb.me/tcrinascitawriter, or Twitter @tc_rinascita, and Instagram @moon_child0091.

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