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    Vessel, Book II: The Exodus
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    Vessel, Book II: The Exodus

    By Tominda Adkins

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    Nine months after their lives collided inside a fabulous but doomed tour bus, our five unlikely gods are still right where we left them: on Elysium, their luxurious island home. For the Vessel, it's paradise. For Jordan, it's little better than a prison---but at least it has a fully stocked bar. When the Vessel are required to make a short sojourn to Egypt, Jordan jumps at the chance to join them, but no time in their divine presence comes free of tribulation. Awaiting them are rival cults, a basement of catalogued horrors, roadside tombs, holy underwear, a certain not-quite-dead princess and her carnivorous horse, and, naturally, a gay bar. The sanctified walls of a Luna Latum compound provide little protection against the forces conspiring to see them dead, and while the Vessel defend their hosts from a plot of unmatched devastation, one truth becomes too clear: the world they left behind as men is no place for a god. In it, one misstep can unearth mortal danger, and the chance to defy fate will bring them all to death's door---and she’s expecting them.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTominda Adkins
    Release dateAug 5, 2013
    ISBN9780983055037
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    Vessel, Book II: The Exodus
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    Tominda Adkins

    Tominda Adkins was born and raised in West Virginia. All her teeth are intact and she has never attempted second base with a farm animal. She does play banjo. Poorly. Tom currently lives and writes in a magical land called Seattle. She fears marriage and spiders, but not much else. Vessel is her first major published work.

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