Crawling Back
Hardcover
ISBN13: 9781912382248
Publisher: Inked Entertainment Ltd
Published: Oct 10 2022
Pages: 332
Weight: 1.22
Height: 0.88 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Death came easy for Ellie Morgan. Immortality is another thing entirely.
After exposing the vicious lies of the Shinigami master and changing the vampire world forever, Eliza Morgan is now free to live her afterlife on her own terms. Becoming one with an ancient death god has left her with terrifying abilities but also a burning sense of purpose. A purpose that leads her and her lover Nicholas back to where it all began.
Rotting away in New Hampshire, her old enemy Lynch holds the key to unveiling the truth behind Eliza's unsettling urge to dig into the past. To reveal the secrets she knows are being hidden there, Eliza must face not only her own dark history but those of beings far more dangerous and deadly than her.
Under the weight of appalling revelations and an unhinged forgotten god, Eliza is once again tasked with choices that could create a new world order or destroy it forever.
Crawling Back is the explosive final installment in the deliciously dark and addictive Vampires of Fate series, where the truth won't always set your free, and one's destiny can be rewritten.
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