The Suicidal Savior
  • Published:
    Mar-2017
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    eBook
  • Main Genre:
    Dark Fantasy
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I finally have him, the elusive vigilante who's been thrilling Chicago and making us cops look like fools. I nabbed him at the scene of his latest crime, and now he's in my grasp, in my interrogation room. He won't be escaping me.

This could turn everything around for me.

...Everything.

ABOUT HELLMAW
Hellmaw is Ed Greenwood's, creator of Forgotten RealmsĀ®, darkest setting to-date. You can start the series with any book, so consider starting here! Arc 1 of Hellmaw focuses on close-up, character-driven stories about interpersonal relationships, centered on the Araurra, daemon exiles thrust into our modern real-world Earth and finding their feet/roles/niches on our turf, perhaps learning they are being hunted. And perhaps being the hunters.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
J. Robert King is the award-winning author of over twenty novels, most recently The Shadow of Reichenbach Falls and the Mad Merlin trilogy. Fifteen years ago, Rob founded the Alliterates, a cabal of writers in the Midwest and West Coast of the U.S. Rob also often takes to the stage, starring in local productions such as The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) and Arsenic and Old Lace. He lives in Wisconsin with his lovely wife, three brilliant sons, and three less-than brilliant cats.

J. Robert King has always wanted to be either a novelist or an artist. He decided to become a novelist because he could buy a ream of paper for five bucks but couldn't buy even a tube of paint for that much. At the time, he didn't realize that artists get to work with naked models.
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    • First Edition
    • Mar-2017
    • The Ed Greenwood Group (TEGG)
    • eBook
    • ISBN: 1772700746
    • ISBN13: 9781772700749
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    • Mar-2017
    • The Ed Greenwood Group (TEGG)
    • eBook (Kindle)



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