LILITH - Book two of the Jester series

LILITH - Book two of the Jester series

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Amongst the blackest black, life still remains, whether that be a saving grace or exclusion from sanctuary. Both the cities of Adamo have collapsed entirely, leaving only rubble in its wake. Lying in the death and destruction, is a certain princess, reborn from her anger, saved by fate. And she will stop at nothing to seek her revenge. Lilith lives, and she is the only one to survive the massacre. She walks through the decimated cities, searching for supplies to survive, fueled by rage at betrayal. She works alone. She speaks with the ghosts of the dead. She eats their bodies to survive. She fights, she runs, she kills. Her goal? To get far away from here. And when she does, she spots none other than Avaria. The one who betrayed her.
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