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    The Phoenix Hunter: the Phoenix Hunter, #1
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    The Phoenix Hunter: the Phoenix Hunter, #1

    By Bryan Rainey

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    About this ebook

    It is Destiny's sixteenth birthday!

    She learns that she is from a line of
    half-human / half-angel hunters,
    but, also, that she will be special amongst them

    Then, all hell breaks loose...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMetaverse Press
    Release dateJan 30, 2017
    ISBN9781386676126
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    The Phoenix Hunter: the Phoenix Hunter, #1
    Author

    Bryan Rainey

    I am Bryan Rainey. I am an author of the Odyssey Star and Southern Paranormals sagas and artist extraordinaire. I am a family man and have a son from a previous marriage. As Brien O’Raighne, I write erotica of a paranormal nature known as Southern Hospitality saga. I love to write. It is a passion of mine. Some would say an obsession, but those don’t really support me when they call it an obsession. My writing usually combines my influences of Epic Fantasy, Sci-Fi Sagas, Paranormal, Classic Horror monsters, Superheroes and more. With what I like movie wise it would be hard for most people to understand some of my major influences in writing. My influences include: J.K. Rowling, E.B. White, Homer, William Shakespeare, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Chris Claremont, Lara Hama, Margaret Weis, Tracey Hickman, J Michael Strasczynski, Todd McFarlane, Scott Lobdell, Timothy Zahn, Roald Dahl, Cassandra Clare, amongst others.

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