The Book Waitress Series: Volume One

ISBN-13: 9781484095720 / Angielski / Miękka / 2013 / 308 str.

Deena Remiel; Nicole Hicks; Scott Carpenter

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Camille Dutton, The Book Waitress, learned early in life Satan was not to be trifled with. Escaping his evil clutches as a child, she's worried he's come back with a vengeance for her now. She has luck on her side, though. Good and bad. On the upside, she narrowly escaped death and the devil claiming her soul. On the downside, a portal has been opened, and she can feel every time a beast from Hell crosses over to our world. One creature in particular, a rogue ice demon named Synn, has made it his personal mission to protect her as part of his reformation. Her boyfriend, Derek, and his friends don't trust him for a minute. Tempers flare, and passions ignite unexpectedly while new problems emerge. Can this fledgling team of demon-slayers rise above adversity, or will Evil tear them apart bit by bit and have its day? The portal between Hell and Earth is torn asunder, and it will take everything Camille Dutton has and then some to close it. Satan won't go down easy, but nothing worth everything comes without a price. The Book Waitress Series is a compilation of 13 serialized novellas paying homage to the TV shows I loved to watch- Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Charmed. This volume contains the first three novellas connected seamlessly together into this one full-length novel. The next three novellas will be releasing in the months to come and will also be compiled into the next volume. "Remiel's stories pull you in, captivate your heart, and make you beg for more." -USA Today Bestselling Author, Laura Wright "Deena Remiel's Book Waitress Series is a rare find. One part Buffy, another part Exorcist, with an extra large dash of hunky reporter, its bound to wind up on your favorite series list. It's certainly on mine." -Rebecca Royce, bestselling author of the Westervelt Wolves.

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