Name: Rhinehoth
SKU: 68923678
Price: 25.27 USD
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Author: Niskala, Brian E.
ISBN: 9798174570276

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Libro Físico

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Independently published

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Niskala, Brian E.

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798174570276

Rhinehoth

Niskala, Brian E. (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Rhinehoth"

A botched jewelry heist. A German prison sentence. A destiny six centuries in the making. Simon Roberts has never been particularly good at anything—including crime. When a jewel heist in Berlin goes catastrophically wrong, he's the only one left alive to take the fall, and he's shipped off to serve his sentence at Stalag Rhinehoth: a converted castle prison buried deep in the Black Forest, on the edge of a mountain range that never sees the sun. He should have known something was wrong the moment he arrived. The guards are too strong, too fast, and change with the moon. The camp doctor never ages, never eats, and casts no reflection. And every night, Simon's dreams carry him three hundred years into the past—into the memory of a warrior named Guthrie, a war that reshaped Germany forever, and a betrayal that doomed a prince to an eternity of imprisonment inside the very walls Simon now calls his cell. The prisoners of Rhinehoth don't leave. They're not meant to. But Simon is starting to understand that he was never sent here by accident—and that the only way out runs straight through the secret Rhinehoth has been guarding for centuries: an army of engineered horrors, a vampire queen with her own agenda, and a destiny Simon never asked for, but may be the only one alive who can finish. RHINEHOTH is a genre-blending horror epic of werewolves, vampires, reincarnation, and revenge—a story about the debts history leaves unpaid, and the reluctant heroes who inherit them.