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    Grave Night: Requiem Codice, #1
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    Grave Night: Requiem Codice, #1

    By A. Vers

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    About this ebook

    No one said saving the Big Easy would be...well...easy... 

    Sabine LeBas just wants to be normal. To study for her degree and NOT accidentally raise her father from the dead. And maybe find a date for JazzFest... 
    But when something starts killing off the fair citizens of her hometown, and Sabine finds herself stuck in the middle of the investigation...there is only one way to survive the destruction that follows. 

    In the home of southern magic and voodoo, old gods and new enemies will wage a war for the ages. Sabine must learn to use her powers once and for all ... or lose everything she holds dear. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA. Vers
    Release dateAug 31, 2018
    ISBN9781724659057
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