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The Book Waitress by Deena Remiel

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THE BOOK WAITRESS
By: Deena Remiel

Nothing worth everything comes without a price.

The Book Waitress #1
Moonstruck Media
September 2012
On Sale: August 24, 2012
Featuring: Camille Dutton; Derek Galloway
100 pages
ISBN: 1476135436
EAN: 9781476135434
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Horror | Thriller | Fantasy Urban

Camille Dutton learned early in life Satan was not to be trifled with. Escaping his evil clutches as a child, she's worried he's come back with a vengeance for her now.

Derek Galloway's inquisitive nature has led him to be an award–winning investigative reporter and straight into the path of pure evil.

When a child vanishes from a sleepy island town, Camille, its subdued librarian, becomes embroiled in Derek's investigation. A satanic cult has plans for the child, while Satan has plans for Camille and the rest of the world. Amidst evil of the most supernatural and human kind, Derek and Camille find a shred of light and goodness in the form of their budding relationship.

First in the Book Waitress NOVELLA Series, the portal between Hell and Earth will be torn asunder, and it will take everything Camille and Derek have and then some to close it. Satan won't go down easy, but nothing worth everything comes without a price.

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