The Demon: An eShort Story
Mar 2014 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
3.2star
584 reviews
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About this eBook
Mixing history, fantasy, and legend, The Demon is an exclusive e-short story from acclaimed novelist Douglas Nicholas, perfect for fans of Game of Thrones.
In England’s wild North Country, the men of Blanchefontaine, led by the castellan Sir Balthasar, must hunt an unearthly creature that stalks the nearby woods. But all is not as it seems…
In England’s wild North Country, the men of Blanchefontaine, led by the castellan Sir Balthasar, must hunt an unearthly creature that stalks the nearby woods. But all is not as it seems…
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3.2
584 reviews
Pippiphoorah !!
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27 February 2024
This was a dull read. The description of the action was alright, but the talking went on and on. I admit I scanned through the second chapter as I got bored. Please correct me if I'm missing something
Joyce Tieku
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10 April 2015
To the new Tory tory
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Pureblood Kuran
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29 November 2014
My tablet is not letting me read it but the cover looks awsome.
About the author
Douglas Nicholas is an award-winning poet, whose work has appeared in numerous poetry journals, and the author of four previous books, including Something Red and Iron Rose, a collection of poems inspired by New York City. He lives in New York’s Hudson Valley with his wife Theresa and Yorkshire terrier Tristan.
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