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A Hag Rises from the Abyss

A Noir Urban Fantasy Novel (Alexander Southerland, P.I., Book 3)

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A Hag Rises from the Abyss

By: Douglas Lumsden
Narrated by: Duffy P. Weber
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The stuff that nightmares are made of!

Years ago, while serving in the Borderland, Alexander Southerland watched helplessly as his friend was terrorized and murdered by the Sihuanaba, a mysterious avenging spirit known as the Woman in White. Now an established private investigator in the teeming metropolis of Yerba City, Southerland finds himself on a collision course with this specter from his past. As the detective tries to solve the riddle of a beautiful nightclub singer’s death, Southerland finds himself battling corruption, temptation, betrayal - and deadly horrors from his own nightmares!

©2021 Douglas W. Lumsden (P)2021 Douglas W. Lumsden Fantasy Supernatural Fiction Paranormal City Detective

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