β Scribed by Kelly Meding
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Kelly Meding is a real storyteller.Patricia Briggs, New York Times bestselling author of River Marked
From the Paperback edition.
She can heal her own wounds. She can nail a monster to a wall. But theres one danger Evangeline Stone never saw coming.
Been there. Done that. Evy Stone is a former Dreg Bounty Hunter who died and came back to life with some extraordinary powers. Now all but five people in the world think she is dead again, this time for goodimmolated in a factory fire set specifically for her. Evy and Wyatt, her partner/lover/friend, can no longer trust their former allies, or even the highest echelons of the Triadsthe army of fighters holding back from an unsuspecting public a tide of quarreling, otherworldly creaturesthey can trust only each other. Because when the Triads raided a macabre, monster-filled lab of science experiments and hauled away the remnants, they failed to capture their creator: a brilliant, vampire-obsessed scientist with a wealth of powerful, anti-Dreg weaponry to trade for what he desires most of allEvy Stone: alive and well, and the key to his ultimate experiment in mad science.
From the Paperback edition.
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