First Death: Seventeen Series Short Story 1

Written by A.D. Starrling

Narrated by Michael Bower

Discover where it all started…

 

1. Carpathian Mountains, Moldavia.

 

Ten-year-old Lucas’s life is a simple but happy one. All that changes when the Hunters finally track down his whereabouts.

 

Forced to bear witness to horrific scenes that forever shatter his innocence, he discovers the shocking secret behind his less than ordinary existence. What follows is a fight for survival that will define the nature of a boy bound to an incredible destiny whose origins have been lost to the tides of time.

 

First Death is a short story set in AD Starrling's bestselling supernatural thriller series Seventeen. If you like high-octane adventures that combine science and fantasy, then you'll love the world of Seventeen.

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Silver Orb Publishing
• Release date: Jun 7, 2024
• ISBN: 9781666667523

A.D. Starrling

"Visit Shop AD Starrling to get digitally signed ebooks, print books, special editions, and audiobooks, as well as discounted bundles. Sign up to her store newsletter for special deals and new release alerts. A.D. Starrling is a bestselling author renowned for her pulse-pounding fusion of urban fantasy, action, adventure, and supernatural suspense. With a passion for history and a gift for intricate plotting, she crafts captivating narratives that transport readers across time and continents. Her Seventeen series, featuring immortal warriors with extraordinary abilities, has garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated global following. Her authentic research and skillful character development keep readers hooked, while her love for movies infuses her work with electrifying action sequences and story lines. When she’s not busy writing, A.D. can be found eating Thai food, working part-time as a doctor on a Neonatal Intensive Care unit somewhere in the UK, reading manga, and watching anime. She has occasionally been accused of committing art with a charcoal stick and some drawing paper."