Death (The Mercian Trilogy #3)

K.J. Wignall, Carl Prekopp

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4.00 · 2 ratings · 209 pages · Published: 03 Mar 2013
Death by K.J. Wignall, Carl Prekopp
The devastating conclusion to "The Mercian Trilogy", as the vampire's destiny is finally revealed. 'I am pestilence and plague, war and turmoil. I am what you fear when the night is dark, I am the shiver you feel in your spine when you least expect it. I am the dreams from which you awake full of dread. I am the dreams from which one day you fear you will never wake at all.'

The sorcerer Wyndham is set to destroy Will before he can achieve his destiny, but the bigger challenge facing the vampire Earl of Mercia is finding a way through the maze of prophecies laid down for him, to a future that is good. As the barriers to the underworld fall around him, only one thing is clear—the choices will not be easy for Will, or for Eloise, in a battle that not everyone can survive, as destiny collides with a sorcerer's dark arts.

K J Wignall is the author of five novels for adults and a number of acclaimed short stories (as Kevin Wignall). He's been nominated for an Edgar in the US and for the CWA Short Story Dagger in the UK. All his work has attracted film interest and two of his novels are currently being developed in Hollywood.
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