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Change of Regime: An Athanate Novella
- Narrated by: Julia Motyka
- Length: 3 hrs and 13 mins
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Change of Regime: An Athanate Novella
Narrated by:
Julia Motyka
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Publisher's Summary
Like an electric current, arcing from ear to ear through the New York underworld, the word comes; he’s here. The city has a new Master of vampires, House Altau, and the existing, unaffiliated community is now facing a sentence of death.
The storm builds, and one of the leaders of that community, Livia or Julius, must chose to be the lightning conductor to save the rest from destruction. But will that be an acceptable sacrifice to Altau?
And if so, which one of them will it be?
©2017 Mark Henwick (P)2019 Mark Henwick
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