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    For Her Sins: "Shadowdance" saga, Song 2

    By Mark Wooden

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    Adriana is a vampire and an assassin.
    Strathan is a sorcerer masquerading as a Hollywood bad boy.
    The two made a deal: Adriana retrieves the two Vyntari shards for him, Strathan gives her information that could lead to the vampire who ordered the murders of her family and corrupted her younger sister.
    Adriana did her part. Strathan reneged on their deal.
    Worse, he took the shards after murdering the last of Adriana's mortal ancestors.
    Adriana wants Strathan's blood on her enchanted blades.
    Neither zombies and Neo-Nazi sorcerers occupying a former Nazi death camp, a demon assault on a red carpet premiere in Hollywood, nor three noble warrior sorcerers out to retrieve the shards will stand in her way.
    Will the desire for revenge lead to Adriana's self-destruction?
    Or will the warrior sorcerers' influence drive Adriana to seek redemption for the sins of her murderous past?
    Or is an unknown combatant using Adriana as a pawn in the secret war known as the Shadowdance?
    The story that began in By Virtue Fall concludes in For Her Sins.

    Welcome to the "Shadowdance" saga. More action, less paranormal romance.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMark Wooden
    Release dateOct 24, 2014
    ISBN9780991307449
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    For Her Sins: "Shadowdance" saga, Song 2
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    Mark Wooden

    Mark Wooden is a SYFY Wire Fan Creator and a writer of novels, screenplays, and short stories.Mark is the son of a sharecropper (not really, but he likes “The Jeffersons”) who has actively pursued the dream of being a Creative since his epic kindergarten work, "Ne-Ne the Vampire Panda.”He draws inspiration from vampire slayers Buffy, Anita Blake and Blade; decades of "Batman" and "X-Men" comic books; and conspiracy epics "24" and "The X-Files." He'd be remiss if he didn't mention the Frank Miller-created assassin named Elektra.Mark mines his two decades of experiences as a video director of live events (concerts and corporate) to instill humanity into the vampires, demons, and other creatures of his self-published “Shadowdance” urban fantasy saga."Fall to Grace," a short story from his "Shadowdance" series, was a quarterfinalist in the 2017 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story Contest. "For Her Sins," the second novel in the saga, was a Quarterfinalist in the 2018 ScreenCraft Cinematic Novel contest.Outside of his self-published works, Mark wrote for EA Games's “Quiz Show.” He also wrote the short film, "Reload: Two in the Chamber" for Focused In Entertainment.

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