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The Second Bride (eBook)

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The Second Bride
The Second Bride eBook Cover, written by Kurt Dyer
The Second Bride eBook Cover,
written by Kurt Dyer
Author(s) Kurt Dyer
Series The Wanderer
Publisher Amazon Digital Services
Publication date March 2, 2020
Media type eBook
Length 127 Pages
ASIN B085G1VRWB

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The Second Bride is an eBook written by Kurt Dyer. It is the second work in the Wanderer series by this author. In this work one of the characters is a Succubus.


Overview

  • Title: The Second Bride
  • Author: Kurt Dyer
  • Published By: Amazon Digital Services
  • Length: 127 Pages
  • Format: eBook
  • ASIN: B085G1VRWB
  • Publishing Date: March 2, 2020


Plot Summary

A series of murders brings Jerusalem “Salem” Kane back to the little town in Missouri only three months after closing two separate cases there. This time a number of men who had gone missing over the course of several months are discovered in mass grave, completely drained of bodily fluid and appearing to have aged sixty to eighty years upon their death. Salem knows only one creature that could’ve done this: A Succubus. But not just any Succubus, but one that he once had a personal relationship and just happens to be the second bride of Samael, otherwise known as Lucifer. The second bride has a secret. She’s in love with Salem and is willing to renounce her bond with Samael if the wanderer will have her. Samael has a secret as well: he has resurrected his first bride and will stop at nothing to restore the balance and bring back the race of vampires upon the Earthly plane. In the second book of The Wanderer series, Salem must battle Princes of Hell, the King of Hell, and come to terms with the fact that he is in love with a creature that he believed was incapable of love.


Book Review

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