Saga of the Dead Men Walking - Slag Harbor - Smith, Joshua E. B.
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Gonta: The City of Mud. Her people are terrified. Demons walked the streets a scant day ago, as Exorcist Akaran DeHawk battled the frozen demon Makolichi. He won his fight, and trudged on to the next one. Prviate Yolistal Galagrin was left behind, tasked with the simple duty of cleaning up any residual mess that the exorcist may have missed. But cleanup is never simple, and evil always has allies. Rot festers in the shadows of the mountain, and the Circle of Growth churns in the swamp known as Slag Habor. As an acolyte of the Plaguelord begins to take advatange of Makolichi's corruption, can…mehr

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Gonta: The City of Mud. Her people are terrified. Demons walked the streets a scant day ago, as Exorcist Akaran DeHawk battled the frozen demon Makolichi. He won his fight, and trudged on to the next one. Prviate Yolistal Galagrin was left behind, tasked with the simple duty of cleaning up any residual mess that the exorcist may have missed. But cleanup is never simple, and evil always has allies. Rot festers in the shadows of the mountain, and the Circle of Growth churns in the swamp known as Slag Habor. As an acolyte of the Plaguelord begins to take advatange of Makolichi's corruption, can an unprepared private, an egotistical priest, a drunken battlemage, and the Master of Thieves all come together to step the spread of Neph'kor's influence... ...or will they all simply drown in the mud?
Autorenporträt
Hailing from the Parkersburg area in West Virginia, USA, Joshua is the son of a wonderful woman who has contributed cover artwork for several of his stories and novels (hi mom!) and a stay at home adoptive father to his five furry demonic overlords (or as other people call them, cats). A gamer, a geek, and a cosplayer for charity, he's spent far too much time thinking about geopolitics and societal norms, so trying his hand at being a writer seemed like a good idea... it's less scary than the real world. Usually.