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Where Evil Lays Waste
- The Yonuh Trilogy, Book 2
- Narrated by: Scot Wilcox
- Length: 8 hrs and 57 mins
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Where Evil Lays Waste
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Yonuh is being plagued every night by horrible, lucid nightmares as the P.A.N.E.L. squad has been out on the hunt, capturing all the shifters and bringing them before their master.
The demon Zordic, growing evermore frustrated by his P.A.N.E.L. squad’s failures, has decided to take matter into his demonic, clawed hands by summoning an otherworldly bounty hunter that has a nasty reputation for killing first and converting its victims into shadow people in order for it to feed and stay here on Earth.
Can Yonuh outwit the demon, or will this new threat hunting him be too much for him and his friends to overcome?
©2016 Joshua Griffith (P)2020 Joshua Griffith
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