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The Boy Who Killed Demons
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A.D. 255: The Roman Imperium is stretched to the breaking point, its authority and might challenged throughout the territories and along every border. One man is sent to marshal the defenses of a lonely city and to shore up the crumbling walls of a once indomitable symbol of Roman power, a man whose very name means war, a man called Ballista. So unfolds an epic drama—a story of empire, heroes, treachery, courage, and most of all, of brutal, bloody warfare.
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“I loved the concept of having a book out of a journal. The first few chapters of the book got me really intrigued. But then I felt like the book moved in a very slow phase until it reached the last few chapters. Besides that, the book was amazing. It was very easy to read and definitely enjoyable.”
“My streak of finding fun, random horror books at Dollar Stores in Ottawa continues! Dollar Stores have been quite good to me and this is the 5th or 6th novel I’ve purchased - and loved.
This was a really good story told through the journal entries of a 15-year-old. It is creative, humorous, intense, and the author really pieced together an enthralling main character. I would be quite excited if the author published another story written from Henry’s perspective!
Thanks Dollar Tree for a great read!”
About Dave Zeltserman
Dave Zeltserman is the author of ten horror and crime novels, including Monster, a Booklist Top 10 Horror Fiction selection; The Caretaker of Lorne Field, shortlisted by the American Library Association for best horror novel of 2010; and A Killer's Essence. He lives in the Boston area.
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