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    The Twelve Commandments: The Defense of Reality, #1
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    The Twelve Commandments: The Defense of Reality, #1

    By Jeff Elkins

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    Dropped into a world of violence, homelessness, and ruthless killers, Jose has a lot to learn. As the youngest member of a secret society charged with protecting the city of Baltimore, Jose must earn the trust of his partner and find the courage to fight if he and the city are going to live to see another day. The 12 Commandments is a fast-paced supernatural thriller filled with intense action, entertaining characters, and terrifying beasts. This urban fantasy story will keep you engrossed all the way to the last page.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeff Elkins
    Release dateFeb 9, 2017
    ISBN9781386920304
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