Reaper Reborn: Part One Omnibus – Paperback
$50.00
Format:
Paperback
Includes:
- Books 1-3 of Reaper Reborn Series
- New cover with foil
- New interior artwork/design
Blurb:
No one can cheat death. Not even a reaper… But she’ll sure as hell try.
Jade Blackwell died, losing all sense of who she was and what she was supposed to be. Now, she works as a paranormal reaper, meant to cross supernaturals over after their death… Until her mundane job ends up involving her in something bigger than she’s ever imagined.
Demons are up to dangerous antics, impregnating humans and raising an army, and Jade’s best friend is among the victims. Also, the Angel of Death is looking for her—which is never a good thing. To top it all off, Jade is forced to train for a destiny she never expected and doesn’t think she can handle.
With the help of a gorgeous but mischievous half-demon, an overprotective guardian angel and a ragtag group of human and supernatural friends, Jade goes to Hell and back—literally—in hopes of saving the living and nonliving worlds.
But will it be enough?
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Format:
Paperback
Includes:
- Books 1-3 of Reaper Reborn Series
- New cover with foil
- New interior artwork/design
Blurb:
No one can cheat death. Not even a reaper… But she’ll sure as hell try.
Jade Blackwell died, losing all sense of who she was and what she was supposed to be. Now, she works as a paranormal reaper, meant to cross supernaturals over after their death… Until her mundane job ends up involving her in something bigger than she’s ever imagined.
Demons are up to dangerous antics, impregnating humans and raising an army, and Jade’s best friend is among the victims. Also, the Angel of Death is looking for her—which is never a good thing. To top it all off, Jade is forced to train for a destiny she never expected and doesn’t think she can handle.
With the help of a gorgeous but mischievous half-demon, an overprotective guardian angel and a ragtag group of human and supernatural friends, Jade goes to Hell and back—literally—in hopes of saving the living and nonliving worlds.
But will it be enough?
