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If you're missing any of the series (or the whole series!), now's a good time to warm up your Kindle or other e-reader. How can you resist those covers?
"
Mortal Path is a novel to be savored for both its edge of suspense
and the pure joy of its storytelling. Part immortal, all human, Maliha
is a heroine who will leave readers breathless and craving more. Not to
be missed."-
James Rollins, New York Times bestselling author of Map of
Bones and Black Order
"Maliha Crayne, not a character to be trifled with, could give other
Urban Fantasy heroines a pointed lesson in real ass-kicking." -
Vicki
Pettersson, author of the bestselling Signs of the Zodiac series
"A breakneck ride through worlds visible and invisible - who knew the ancient Sumerians were this thrilling?" -
Joseph Finder, NYT bestselling author of Buried Secrets
"Chilling, thrilling, and a page turner!" -
Heather Graham, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Killing Edge
"Dakota Banks delivers everything I love in suspense fiction: great
characters who jump from the page; a smart, layered plot, and pacing
that screams. This is the kind of book that makes you look forward to a
rainy day." -
John Gilstrap, author of Nathan's Run and Damage Control
"Readers
who like their paranormal suspense novels to feature nonstop
action, twisting plots, and deadly heroines will devour Banks' clever
and compelling Mortal Path series." -
Lisa Gardner, #1 New York Times bestselling author of Love You More
"Fans of supernatural and dark fantasy will be intrigued by Maliha Crayne's quest to save her soul." -
Publishers Weekly
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