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Eternal Void

Isabella Espinoza, Book 2

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Eternal Void

By: K. Hanson
Narrated by: Raquel Beattie
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Isabella Espinoza faces a threat that may be too much even for her: someone with command over death itself.

After superhuman detective Isabella Espinoza and smuggler Jack McCrae rescue Amari from a camp of slavers, she presents them a new case. Her own murder.

Amari believes she was killed and resurrected by a mysterious figure known only as the Necromancer. As his first success, the Necromancer wants to recapture Amari, and he’ll stop at nothing until he has her. Soon, Isabella and Amari have no choice but to face him.

But how can they defeat someone who has seemingly mastered death?

Laurell K. Hamilton meets Stranger Things and Jim Butcher in the second book of this mature urban fantasy series.

©2020 Erik Hanson (P)2020 Erik Hanson Fantasy Fiction City Paranormal Necromancy Magic Users

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