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Demons in my Driveway by R.L. Naquin

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Also by R.L. Naquin:

To Catch a Stolen Soul, January 2017
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Demons in my Driveway, November 2014
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Monster In My Closet, August 2012
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DEMONS IN MY DRIVEWAY
By: R.L. Naquin

A Monster Haven Story, book five
Carina Press
November 2014
On Sale: October 20, 2014
ISBN: 1426899157
EAN: 9781426899157
Kindle: B00KV5ZFX6
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Romance Paranormal | Fantasy Urban

Zoey Donovan--Aegis and co-opted protector of all things supernatural--is moving up in the Hidden world. Actually, she's being dropkicked onto the front lines of a fight between the newly formed Cult of Imagination and Hidden governments everywhere.

The Cult is opening portals and unleashing demons, vampires and werewolves, growing closer to breaking the lock that holds back the zombie apocalypse with every world they crack open. Oh, and they want every last Aegis in the world dead, and a roving band of Hidden worshippers is only too eager to assist.

On the upside, Zoey finally has her mother back. But having another Aegis around--one with very different ideas on how to run things--is proving difficult. For their own safety, they're stuck inside Zoey's home. What was once a haven is now a prison, further straining maternal relations and alienating her reaper boyfriend. Taking down a cult and saving the world--again--would be a lot easier if she could go farther than her own driveway.