The Demon Slayer of Ashburn
Ashes Still Burn, Book 2
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The Demon Slayer of Ashburn
Narrated by:
Rhys David
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Narrated by:
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Rhys David
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By:
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M.W. Layne
About this listen
David is trapped in the suburbs of Ashburn, forced to serve as the supernatural enforcer for his master, Ahriman. He's starting to get the hang of his demonic body and his new role. And then he sees a human dressed like a monk kill one of the nastiest, baddest demons he's ever encountered.
Sybil recognizes the human for what he is - a demon slayer. Most demons think that slayers are only a myth. But, as David discovers, they're deadly real, and one of them is on the job in Ashburn with a mission to kill all the demons he can find. And he will, unless David can stop him.
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