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Fury
Paperback
Series: Charon Chronicles, Book 2
Publisher Price: $19.99
ISBN13: 9781963500011
Publisher: Ferrousox Press
Published: Mar 19 2024
Pages: 356
Weight: 0.78
Height: 0.74 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
He thought his tomorrows were finally secure, but nowhere is safe for the last surviving human amidst rival families of starving vampires.
In a world left ravaged by the fatal Charon pandemic, Thomas Woodford is the only man still alive, surrounded by starving vampires. Tom believed he had found a home of sorts among the clan of vampire lord Emily. Before he can get too comfortable, an unexpected attack sends him out on the road with vampire allies Ana and Lindsey to uncover the truth behind a troubling rumor. But Emily's ambitious rival lord, Colin, has been scheming to disrupt their alliance, and Tom soon learns that Ana hasn't always been fully honest with him.
When a discovery upends everything he thought he knew about his post-Charon existence, can the world's final human find a way to adapt and keep himself alive?
Fury is the complete second novel in the tense Charon Chronicles post-apocalyptic horror series. If you like high-stakes action, unexpected twists, and underdog protagonists willing to risk it all, then you'll love J. R. Andrews' suspenseful thriller.
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