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portada Uber Gothic: Industrial Sorcery
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
304
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9x15.2x1.6 cm
ISBN13
9781487443375

Uber Gothic: Industrial Sorcery

Hawke, Morgan (Author) · Extasy Books · Paperback

Uber Gothic: Industrial Sorcery - Hawke, Morgan

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Synopsis "Uber Gothic: Industrial Sorcery"

Sygni Darkheart is an Industrial Sorceress who cleans up corporate-level magical messes. Galen Raveneye is a brutally handsome Native-American vampire in serious trouble. The diabolical sorcerer who raised Galen from a corpse also cursed him to revert to being a corpse should Galen even hint at the sorcerer's identity. Fixing messes is what Sygni does, so she takes the handsome vampire home to her penthouse apartment, intending to remove the curse from Galen and keep him alive, so to speak. Unfortunately, fixing Galen's mess only leads to even greater problems... Galen's sorcerer plans to mass-produce vampires and werewolves for sale, however, Galen is the Sorcerer's only successfully risen vampire, and he wants Galen back. On the other hand, the sorcerer doesn't seem to be having any problems at all making werewolves. Vampires, werewolves, sorcerers, gods, and urban faeries populate Century City-and those are just the good guys. (This book was previously published and has been optimized for republication.)

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