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The Reburialists by J.C. Nelson

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Also by J.C. Nelson:

The Reburialists, March 2016
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Wish Bound, September 2015
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Armageddon Rules, March 2015
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Soul Ink, January 2015
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Free Agent, August 2014
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THE REBURIALISTS
By: J.C. Nelson

Burying the dead is easy. Keeping them down is difficult.

Ace
March 2016
On Sale: March 1, 2016
Featuring: Brynner Carson; Grace Roberts
416 pages
ISBN: 0425278190
EAN: 9780425278192
Kindle: B00Y9HIN5E
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Fantasy Urban

At the Bureau of Special Investigations, agents encounter all sorts of paranormal evils. So for Agent Brynner Carson, driving a stake through a rampaging three-week-old corpse is par for the course. Except this cadaver is different. It’s talkingβ€”and it has a message about his father, Heinrich.

The reanimated stiff delivers an ultimatum written in bloody hieroglyphics, and BSI Senior Analyst Grace Roberts is called in to translate. It seems that Heinrich Carson stole the heart of Ra-Ame, the long-dead god of the Re-Animus. She wants it back. The only problem is Heinrich took the secret of its location to his grave.

With the arrival of Ra-Ame looming and her undead army wreaking havoc, Brynner and Grace must race to find the key to stopping her. It’s a race they can’t afford to lose, but then again, it’s just another day on the job . . .