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    Death's Apprentice: A Grimm City Novel
    Death's Apprentice: A Grimm City Novel
    Death's Apprentice: A Grimm City Novel
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    Death's Apprentice: A Grimm City Novel

    Written by K. W. Jeter

    Narrated by Michael Kramer

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    Death's young apprentice must stand on his own as he leads an uprising against the Devil.--Built atop the gates of hell, Grimm City is the devil's capital on Earth, a place where every coffee shop, nightclub, and shopping mall is the potential hunting ground for any of the supernatural entities that inhabit the Grimm City world. Death's seventeen-year-old apprentice, Nathaniel, comes into his own as he leads an uprising against the devil with the help of a half-dead wraith and a giant hitman.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media
    Release dateOct 30, 2012
    ISBN9781666589641
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    K. W. Jeter

    K.W. Jeter is the international and New York Times bestselling author of science fiction novels including Farewell Horizontal, Death Arms and Madlands, horror/thrillers including The Night Man, Soul Eater and Dark Seeker, and media tie-ins including the Star Wars: Bounty Hunter Wars trilogy and the authorized Blade Runner book sequels The Edge of Human and Replicant Night. After living in both England and Spain, he currently resides in San Francisco, California.

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