Frost Blood
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Last published Mon, Jun 8, 2015
They thought it was over.
Their world safe.
The war was won.
But their wrong.
It was just the beginning.
Something is coming, lurking, hiding.
And it's getting stronger.
Like puppets on strings, they have no idea someone is in control.
In due time they will see. The horror they failed to see brewing in the dark.
End is coming.
And it starts with a hero.
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