β Scribed by Vic Kerry
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Let the bad times roll...
Ashe had everything going for him. He had a successful career, a stable life, and a beautiful fiancΓ©e, until she died...and was resurrected. Now everything is falling apart. In addition to Mardi Gras floats, the streets of Mobile are filled with walking corpses. Somehow Ashe knows it's all connected back to him. Can he and his friends stop the sinister forces at work, or are their revels ending--along with their lives?
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_Let the bad times roll..._ Ashe had everything going for him. He had a successful career, a stable life, and a beautiful fiancΓ©e, until she died...and was resurrected. Now everything is falling apart. In addition to Mardi Gras floats, the streets of Mobile are filled with walking corpses. Somehow
_Let the bad times roll..._ Ashe had everything going for him. He had a successful career, a stable life, and a beautiful fiancΓ©e, until she died...and was resurrected. Now everything is falling apart. In addition to Mardi Gras floats, the streets of Mobile are filled with walking corpses. Somehow
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