Death was only the beginning. No one's afterlife is as depressing as Audrey's - at least that's what she believes after waking up dead without her memories and being promptly assigned to hunt demons for the rest of eternity.
Death was only the beginning. No one's afterlife is as depressing as Audrey's - at least that's what she believes after waking up dead without her memories and being promptly assigned to hunt demons for the rest of eternity. She's convinced there's been a cosmic mistake; after all, she'd rather discuss the color of her nails than break them on angelic weapons. It doesn't help that her trainer, Logan, is as infuriating as he is attractive. When an ancient weapon of unparalleled power chooses Audrey as its wielder, attracting the attention of the ruler of Hell, Logan is the only one she can trust. With the Satan's eyes now fixed on Audrey, a battle for the safety of the living looms in the shadows. Fans of The Mortal Instruments , Supernatural , and This Present Darkness won’t want to miss this epic story of unfailing love and adventure. What others are saying: "The romance is sweet, mysterious, frustrating, and perfect." (Jaymin Eve, USA Today best-selling author) "Julie Hall is destined to be one of the great fiction writers of our time." (Rebecca Hagelin, best-selling author and columnist with The Washington Times ) " Huntress will have you holding your breath and falling in love." (Kelly Oram, best-selling author)
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