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Rabbit heart

Rabbit heart

by Barry Reese

Fiction
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Fiona Chapman was dead. However, her heart still beat and she breathed oxygen, no longer like the rest of humanity. Fiona was now one of The Furious Host, a race of mythical spirits who, in Archetype form, rage through the centuries hunting for innocent victims to slake their thirst for blood. However, Fiona's desire is different; she crave the destruction of the Host themselves. In her Archetype form she begins her own hunt to put an end to the evil of centuries. Now the evil has descended on the small town of Milledgeville, Georgia in the form of Urhl, one of the bloodiest of killers. Young women are being murdered in the most savage fashion imaginable. With the aid of legendary occult investigator Ascott Keane, Fiona Chapman embarks on a blood-soaked battle to the death with the ultimate serial killer!

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Fiction

Setting

Milledgeville (Ga.)GeorgiaMilledgeville

About the author

Barry Reese

1972

Author

Barry Reese

Pages

149

Read time

≈ 4h

Editions

1

Language

English

Publisher

Wild Cat Books

ISBN

9780982311691

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