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“Nick curled his lip in obvious hatred. "I'm not going anywhere with him. I'd rather be dead." Urian forced Nick to look down at Satara's body. “I’m going to make the wildly unfounded assumption that Satara’s dead by your hand and not Tory’s." Gripping Nick's chin, he forced him to meet his gaze. "Now, stay with me on this, Cajun. My father slit my throat and murdered my wife because he thought I’d betrayed him by getting married. Before that, he loved me more than his life and I was his last surviving child. His second in command. Now what do you think he’s going to do to you once he sees her body? I can assure you, it won’t be a fun-filled trip to Chuck E. Cheese. For all their animosity toward each other, Satara is his sister and she's served him well over the centuries. If you really want to stay here and have some fun with Stryker, I won't stop you. But I really wouldn't recommend it.”

Quote by Sherrilyn Kenyon

Book:Acheron

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Acheron

Acheron is a gripping science fiction novel that delves into a future where humanity has been segmented into rigid social classes. The story follows a protagonist navigating this divided society, grappling with the complexities of power structures and the fight against an oppressive regime. The novel is known for its richly developed world-building and thought-provoking narrative. more

Author

Sherrilyn Kenyon
Sherrilyn Kenyon

Sherrilyn Kenyon is an American author known for her fantasy and romance novels. Born in 1965, she has gained a wide readership globally since the early 1990s. Kenyon is praised for her unique narrative style and portrayal of complex character relationships. more

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