Alonso Munich is Now Dead

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Pub Date May 24 2017 | Archive Date Jun 30 2017

Description

Alonso is missing the last five years of his memory, during which he wasn't even alive at all. After waking up in a cheap motel room with no memory of how he got there and an odd young man named Tyler telling him he's a vampire, "life" gets a little strange.


Troubled by dreams that might be latent memories, Alonso is on the edge of despair when he meets Marcella, a local psychic with an affinity for the dead. She introduces him to the hidden magical underbelly of his home city of Atlanta, and Alonso begins to believe he might just be able to get the hang of life after death.


Unfortunately, the Master of Atlanta has other plans.

Alonso is missing the last five years of his memory, during which he wasn't even alive at all. After waking up in a cheap motel room with no memory of how he got there and an odd young man named...


A Note From the Publisher

Alonso Munich is Now Dead contains no explicit content and includes an off-screen flashback to non-consensual sex. This story also includes scenes of graphic violence and references to past physical abuse.

Alonso Munich is Now Dead contains no explicit content and includes an off-screen flashback to non-consensual sex. This story also includes scenes of graphic violence and references to past physical...


Available Editions

EDITION Ebook
ISBN 9781684310081
PRICE $6.99 (USD)

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