Name: Saint Death: A Reagan Moon Novel (en Inglés)
SKU: 62294858
Price: 33.78 USD
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Author: Mike Duran
ISBN: 9780990907756

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Saint Death: A Reagan Moon Novel (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Blue Crescent Press

Autor

Mike Duran

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

336

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780990907756

Saint Death: A Reagan Moon Novel (en Inglés)

Mike Duran (Autor) · Blue Crescent Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reagan Moon didn't plan on being an earth guardian. He was your average paranormal reporter...until 1,000 volts of raw electricity fused an ancient relic into his sternum. It left him with Powers and lets him do things most humans can't. There's others like him, seven of them to be exact. They call themselves the Imperia and are charged with keeping earth from going down the toilet. This usually involves fighting monsters, tweaking the laws of physics, and keeping lots of booze and bandages on hand. But when Saint Death comes knocking, no amount of holy water and hand grenades can slow her roll. She's the queenpin of the Santa Muerte pantheon. The folk religion's central deity often appeared as a Virgin or a bride. Some called her the Grim Reapress. But mostly she was known as Saint Death. Now she's got a companion. With the help of the Summu Nura, a Neuro priestess has rediscovered the Grimoire of Azrael, the Archangel of Death. And the Tenth Plague is about to be unleashed upon Los Angeles. Apparently, only Moon and his weathered compatriots can prevent the angel's arrival. Yet earth guardians aren't indestructible...as Saint Death is about to prove. Myth and history collide in the second installment of what Publishers Weekly called "one of the best indie novels of 2015."